因此，您是一名游戏玩家，而Steam是您首选的游戏平台。您可能希望为后代保留您最喜欢的游戏中的最佳时刻。这意味着您想在播放时截取屏幕截图。你知道Steam截图按钮是什么以及在哪里可以找到Steam截图文件夹吗？如果您刚刚开始使用Steam或根本不记得这些内容，请继续阅读。在本指南中，我们将展示如何在Steam中截屏、在哪里找到它们，以及如何更改默认的Steam截屏文件夹：
怎么在Steam中截屏？
将您带到本教程的问题可能是“Steam 的屏幕截图按钮是什么？” ("What is the screenshot button for Steam?"). 答案简单明了，但如果您是Steam 新手，(Steam,)而且您从未使用过它，可能会让您抓狂。Steam的默认屏幕截图按钮是键盘上的F12键。
要在玩Steam库中的游戏时截取屏幕截图，只需按F12即可。屏幕截图会立即保存在Steam 的(Steam's)屏幕截图文件夹中。当您离开该游戏时，Steam 的屏幕截图上传器(Steam's Screenshot Uploader)会自动打开，让您将您在游戏会话期间拍摄的所有屏幕截图上传到您的在线Steam帐户。
在Steam Screenshot Uploader窗口中，您还会看到一个名为“在磁盘上显示”的按钮。("Show on Disk.") 如果您想查看您在游戏期间捕获的屏幕截图，请单击或点击它，这些屏幕截图保存在您的(Click)Windows计算机上的文件夹中。
Steam的截图文件夹在哪里？
找到Steam屏幕截图文件夹的最简单方法之一是在您离开已截取屏幕截图的游戏时，使用Steam 屏幕截图上传器窗口中的(Steam Screenshot Uploader)“在磁盘上显示”("Show on Disk")按钮。
但是，还有其他方法可以找出屏幕截图文件夹在Steam中的位置。一个类似且简单的方法是使用Steam应用程序本身。启动Steam并单击或点击其菜单栏中的查看(View)。
在Steam 的(Steam's)查看(View)选项列表中，选择Screenshots。
此操作会打开相同的Steam Screenshot Uploader窗口，您只需在“显示”(Show)列表中选择一个游戏，然后按“在磁盘上显示”("Show on Disk")按钮即可。
接下来发生的是应用程序在文件资源管理器中打开Steam(File Explorer)屏幕(Steam)截图文件夹。
还有第三种方法可以找到Steam屏幕截图文件夹的位置，但这种方法更复杂。但是，如果您出于某种原因无法打开Steam应用程序，它会很有用。(Steam)这里是：
在没有打开Steam的情况下，启动文件资源管理器(File Explorer)。如果您使用默认设置安装Steam，请使用它导航到"C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\"否则，请浏览到您选择安装Steam的文件夹。到达那里后，找到并访问userdata文件夹。
假设您在 Windows 10 计算机上只配置了一个Steam帐户。在这种情况下，您应该只会看到一个带有数字名称的文件夹，如下面的屏幕截图所示。如果您配置了多个Steam帐户，您将看到更多此类文件夹，每个文件夹都与您的一个Steam帐户匹配。输入您要为其查找屏幕截图的文件夹 - 不幸的是，除了输入并检查其中的内容外，没有简单的方法可以判断哪个文件夹对应于您的每个帐户。
导航到Steam帐户文件夹后，您应该会找到一个名为760的文件夹- 很神秘，不是吗？这是您的Steam屏幕截图文件夹：双击或双击它以访问其内容。
在760中，您将偶然发现另一个名为remote的文件夹。也打开它。
在远程(remote)文件夹内，还有其他文件夹，其名称仅由数字组成。它们中的每一个都与您截取屏幕截图的Steam游戏相匹配。(Steam)再一次，您无法真正分辨出哪个是哪个，因此您将不得不浏览每一个以找到所需游戏的屏幕截图。这是因为Steam为其销售的每个游戏分配了一个唯一的数字 ID，并使用该 ID 创建屏幕截图文件夹。
如果您像我们一样只安装了一款游戏，则很容易找到您的屏幕截图，但如果您安装了更多游戏，则可能更难找到您想要的一款。在我们的例子中，我们唯一拥有的Steam截图文件夹名为750920，我们知道它包含我们在《古墓丽影(Shadow of the Tomb Raider)》中截取的截图，因为它是我们安装的唯一游戏。🙂
最后，在您访问的游戏文件夹中，您将找到screenshots文件夹：
打开它，瞧：你的Steam截图都在那里！
如果您可以将Steam配置为将所有屏幕截图保存在您选择的自定义文件夹中，这不是更容易吗？如果这是您想要的，请阅读本教程的下一章以了解如何做到这一点：
如何更改Steam截图文件夹？
要更改Steam屏幕截图文件夹，首先，在您的 Windows PC 上打开Steam应用程序。(Steam)然后，在其主界面（窗口）上，打开View菜单并选择Settings。
在Steam 的设置(Steam's Settings)窗口中，选择左侧的游戏(In-Game)内，然后单击或点击右侧的屏幕截图文件夹按钮。(Screenshots Folder)
Steam应该会打开一个名为“选择外部屏幕截图文件夹”的新小窗口。("Select external screenshots folder.")使用文件夹树面板选择要使用的文件夹，或使用新建文件夹(New folder)按钮在所需位置创建新文件夹。然后，单击或点击选择(Select)以更改Steam屏幕截图文件夹。
从现在开始，您在玩游戏时拍摄的所有屏幕截图都应该保存在您的自定义Steam屏幕截图文件夹中。
注意：(NOTE:)对于某些游戏和某些Windows计算机，设置自定义Steam屏幕截图文件夹可能不起作用，即使它应该起作用。这似乎是在Steam应用程序中发现的一个尚未解决的错误，尽管它已经存在并被游戏玩家报告了几年多。使自定义Steam屏幕截图文件夹正常工作的唯一解决方案是启用Steam 的(Steam's) “保存未压缩副本”("Save an uncompressed copy")设置。它修复了错误，然后您选择的新文件夹将用于保存您的下一个屏幕截图。"Steam -> View -> Settings -> In-Game -> Save an uncompressed copy."屏幕截图文件夹(Screenshot Folder)选项中找到此设置。
提示：(TIP:)如果Steam没有以您想要的语言显示，这里是如何在 Steam 上更改语言。(How to change the language on Steam.)
如何更改Steam屏幕截图按钮？
一些游戏玩家可能还喜欢使用其他键盘键或快捷键在Steam中截屏。如果您是其中之一，请按照我们在本指南上一节中描述的相同步骤（更改Steam屏幕截图文件夹）：打开Steam并转到"View -> Settings -> In-Game."然后，在窗口右侧，单击或点按“屏幕截图快捷键”("Screenshot shortcut keys")字段，然后按您喜欢在Steam中截屏的键或键盘快捷键。
就这样！
您对Steam截图文件夹还有其他问题吗？
所以现在您知道如何在Steam中截屏，在哪里可以找到Steam截图文件夹，以及如何更改它。您对这个主题还有其他问题吗？如果你这样做了，请不要犹豫，在下面的评论中提问，我们会尽力帮助你。
How to take screenshots in Steam and their location
So you're a gamer, and Steam is your gaming platform of choice. It's likely that you want to keep for posterity the best moments from your favorite games. That means that you want to take screenshots while playing. Do you know what the Steam screenshot button is and where to find the Steam screenshot folder? If you've just started using Steam or simply don't remember these things, read on. In this guide, we're going to show how to take screenshots in Steam, where to find them, and also how to change the default Steam screenshots folder:
How do you take a screenshot in Steam?
The question that brought you here, to this tutorial, is probably "What is the screenshot button for Steam?". The answer is simple and straightforward, but can make you mad if you're new to Steam, and you've never used it. The default screenshot button for Steam is the F12 key on your keyboard.
To take a screenshot while playing a game from your Steam library, simply press F12. The screenshot is instantly saved in Steam's screenshot folder. When you leave that game, Steam's Screenshot Uploader opens automatically to let you upload all the screenshots you've taken during your gaming session to your online Steam account.
In the Steam Screenshot Uploader window, you also get a button called "Show on Disk." Click or tap on it if you want to see the screenshots you've captured during the game, in the folder where they were saved on your Windows computer.
Where is the screenshot folder in Steam?
One of the easiest ways to find the Steam screenshot folder is to use the "Show on Disk" button from the Steam Screenshot Uploader window when you leave a game in which you've taken screenshots.
However, there are other ways to find out where the screenshot folder is in Steam. One that's similar and also easy is to use the Steam app itself. Launch Steam and click or tap View in its menu bar.
On Steam's list of View options, select Screenshots.
This action opens the same Steam Screenshot Uploader window, where all you have to do is select a game in the Show list, and then press the "Show on Disk" button.
What happens next is that the app opens the Steam screenshot folder in File Explorer.
There's also a third way of finding where the Steam screenshot folder is, but this one is more complicated. However, it's useful if you can't open the Steam app for whatever reason. Here it is:
Without having Steam opened, launch File Explorer. Use it to navigate to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\" if you installed Steam using its default settings. Otherwise, browse to the folder where you chose to install Steam. Once you're there, find and access the userdata folder.
Suppose you have only one Steam account configured on your Windows 10 computer. In that case, you should see only one folder with a numerical name, like the one illustrated in the screenshot below. If you have multiple Steam accounts configured, you're going to see more such folders, each of them matching one of your Steam accounts. Enter the one for which you want to find the screenshots - unfortunately, there's no easy way of telling which folder corresponds to each of your accounts, except for entering and checking what's inside.
Once you've navigated to your Steam account folder, you should find a folder called 760 - cryptic, isn't it? This is your Steam screenshot folder: double-click or double-tap on it to access its contents.
Inside 760, you're going to stumble across another folder called remote. Open it too.
Inside the remote folder, there are other folders with cryptic names made of numbers only. Each of them matches one of your Steam games in which you've taken screenshots. Yet again, you can't really tell which is which, so you're going to have to navigate through each one to find the screenshots from the game you want. That's because Steam assigns each of the games it sells a unique numeric ID and uses that ID for creating the screenshots folders.
If you only installed one game, like we did, it's easy to find your screenshots, but if you have more games installed, it might be harder to find the one you want. In our case, the only Steam screenshot folder we have is called 750920, and we know that it holds the screenshots we took in Shadow of the Tomb Raider because it's the only game we installed. 🙂
Finally, in the game folder you accessed, you're going to find the screenshots folder:
Open it and voila: your Steam screenshots are all there!
Wouldn't it be everything easier if you could configure Steam to save all your screenshots in a custom folder that you choose? If that's something you want, read the next chapter of this tutorial to learn how to do it:
How do I change the Steam screenshot folder?
To change the Steam screenshot folder, first, open the Steam app on your Windows PC. Then, on its main interface (window), open the View menu and select Settings.
In Steam's Settings window, select In-Game on the left side, and click or tap on the Screenshots Folder button on the right.
Steam should open a new smaller window called "Select external screenshots folder." Use the folder tree panel to select the folder you want to use or create a new folder in the location you want, using the New folder button. Then, click or tap on Select to change the Steam screenshot folder.
From now on, all the screenshots you take when playing games should be saved in your custom Steam screenshot folder.
NOTE: For some games and on some Windows computers, setting a custom Steam screenshot folder might not work, even if it should. This appears to be a bug found in the Steam app that has yet to be resolved, although it's been present and reported by gamers for more than a couple of years. The only solution to make the custom Steam screenshot folder work is to enable Steam's "Save an uncompressed copy" setting. It fixes the bug and the new folder you chose is then used to save your next screenshots. You can find this setting in the same spot as the Screenshot Folder option, in "Steam -> View -> Settings -> In-Game -> Save an uncompressed copy."
TIP: If Steam is not displayed in the language you want, here is How to change the language on Steam.
How do I change the Steam screenshot button?
Some gamers might also prefer using other keyboard keys or shortcuts to take screenshots in Steam. If you're one of them, follow the same steps we've described in the previous section of this guide (for changing the Steam screenshot folder): open Steam and go to "View -> Settings -> In-Game." Then, on the right side of the window, click or tap in the "Screenshot shortcut keys" field and press the key or the keyboard shortcut you prefer using for taking screenshots in Steam.
That's all!
Do you have any other questions about the Steam screenshot folder?
So now you know how to take screenshots in Steam, where to find the Steam screenshot folder, and also how to change it. Are there other questions you have on this subject? If you do, don't hesitate to ask in a comment below, and we'll do our best to help you out.
