Macs have built-in functionality to take screenshots easily.
Your pointer will change to a crosshairs pointer. Click and drag the area you want to screenshot
- Press the spacebar, the pointer will turn into a camera icon
- Move the camera pointer over the window to highlight
- Click to take screenshot, esc to cancel
To change the default location where screenshots are saved:
Take a screenshot of your whole screen
command ⌘
+ shift
+ 3
Take a screenshot of a part of your screen
command ⌘
+ shift
+ 4
Your pointer will change to a crosshairs pointer. Click and drag the area you want to screenshot
Take a screenshot of a window
command ⌘
+ shift
+ 4
- Press the spacebar, the pointer will turn into a camera icon
- Move the camera pointer over the window to highlight
- Click to take screenshot, esc to cancel
Change the location where screenshots are saved
\By default, your screenshots are saved to your desktop. I, for one, hate a messy desktop, so I won't want all my screenshots saved hereTo change the default location where screenshots are saved:
- Create a new folder where you'll be storing your Screenshots. In my case, I made a new Screenshots folder in my Documents folder
- Open Terminal
- Type the following (where ~/Documents/Screenshots is the where you want your screenshots to be saved moving forward):
defaults write com.apple.screencapture location ~/Documents/Screenshots
- Apply your changes by typing:
killall SystemUIServer
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