随着Windows 11的全面视觉重新设计，您一定渴望将华丽的 UI 展示给尚未升级到新版本的朋友。但是请稍等——您究竟是如何截取Windows 11计算机显示屏的屏幕截图的？
不要说你可以用你的智能手机点击一张照片。LED屏幕的图片很少看起来好看或可读，因为相机并不是真正用于直接拍摄光源的。对于截取网页，您可以使用浏览器内置的实用程序(utilities built into the browser)，但这在一般计算机使用过程中对您没有帮助。不，您需要一种从Windows 11中截取屏幕截图的方法。
值得庆幸的是，有多种方法可以做到这一点。从快捷键到内置工具，您可以通过多种不同方式截取屏幕截图。以下是所有这些方法的完整概述。
使用键盘快捷键(Keyboard Shortcuts)在Windows 11中截屏(Screenshot)
获取屏幕截图的最快方法是使用适当的键盘快捷键。虽然截取屏幕截图的默认键是Print Screen ( PrtSc )，但您可以将其与Windows键结合使用以获得稍微不同的结果。
请注意，使用Print Screen按钮会捕获整个屏幕，因此如果您只需要特定区域，则必须在图像编辑软件中对其进行裁剪。或者更好的是，尝试不同的方法。
PrtSc 和 Alt + PrtSc
只需按下键盘右上角的PrtSc键即可截取屏幕截图并将其复制到剪贴板。(PrtSc)由于这只需要一个按键，它可能是最简单的方法，尽管它不提供任何反馈甚至将其保存为文件。
您可以将此图像粘贴到Google Docs等编辑器中，甚至可以在撰写电子邮件时粘贴。
如果您还按Alt键，您将只获得活动窗口的快照。再次将图像保存到剪贴板，因此您必须将其粘贴到程序中才能看到它。
Windows 键 + PrtSc
在大多数情况下，在剪贴板中获取屏幕截图并不是很有用。最好获取一个可以轻松上传的图像文件。
为此，请结合Windows键按下(Windows)Print Screen按钮。屏幕会变暗片刻，表示已截取屏幕截图。生成的图像保存在图片(Pictures )>屏幕截图中。( Screenshots. )图片是有编号的，因此与之前的方法不同，快速连续截取多个屏幕截图不会覆盖以前的图像。
(Save Multiple Screenshots)使用Xbox 游戏栏(Xbox Game Bar)保存多个屏幕截图
PrtSc键将屏幕截图保存到剪贴板，这通常不是您想要的。如果你用Windows键使用它，你一次只能抓住整个显示器。让您对活动窗口进行多个屏幕截图的方法怎么样？
- 您只需按Windows 键(Windows key)+ Alt + PrtSc即可拍摄活动窗口。与Print Screen方法类似，您不会得到任何视觉反馈。不过这一次，图像不会被覆盖到剪贴板，而是保存在单独的列表中。
- 要查看使用此方法拍摄的所有屏幕截图，请按Windows 键(Windows key )+ G。这将打开 Xbox 游戏栏。
- Xbox 游戏栏是一个仪表板，其中包含许多在游戏时有用的工具。其中之一是屏幕截图实用程序。除了前面提到的快捷方式外，您还可以使用左上角的相机按钮来截取屏幕截图。
- 在相机图标下方，您可以看到显示所有捕获(Show all captures )选项。选择它以查看您迄今为止拍摄的所有屏幕截图。从这里您可以将图像一张一张复制到剪贴板，或直接打开文件位置以访问它们。
屏幕截图不是您可以使用(Screenshots)Xbox Game Bar拍摄的唯一内容。它也可用于在播放时录制视频(for recording videos)。
使用Windows 11中的截图(Screenshots)工具(Tool)捕获灵活的屏幕截图
到目前为止，我们已经看到了截取整个屏幕或活动窗口的方法。但是，如果您只想捕获窗口的一部分怎么办？您选择的菜单、图标或自定义区域？
这就是截图工具的(Snipping Tool)用武之地(Split)。之前分为两个工具，称为截图工具(Snipping Tool)和截图(Snip)和草图(Sketch)，它们已合并到Windows 11中的单个应用程序中。您可以使用此应用程序截取屏幕的任何自定义部分、矩形以及自由形式的屏幕截图。你可以将它作为一个应用程序运行，或者通过它拥有的几十个键盘快捷键(dozens of keyboard shortcuts)中的任何一个来使用它。
- 要快速截取屏幕的一部分，请按Shift + Windows 键( Windows Key )+ S。这会立即启动截图(Snipping)工具，允许您在屏幕上绘制一个选择。
- 默认形状是矩形，它可以让您拖出一个矩形区域并对其进行剪裁。
- 如果您正在寻找更自然的选择，请从顶部栏中选择第二个选项。这使您可以绘制自由形式的选择形状并截取它们。
请记住，与大多数键盘快捷键方法一样，以这种方式拍摄的片段会复制到剪贴板。为了能够将剪辑保存为图像文件并使用其他高级功能，您必须打开成熟的应用程序。
- (Bring)通过任务栏上的Windows图标调出开始菜单(Start Menu)。这为您提供了应用程序列表，以及用于查找文件和应用程序的搜索栏。
- 进入截图工具(Snipping tool)找到应用并打开它。
- 截图工具在一个相当小的窗口中打开，其界面比其Windows 10版本更清晰、更整洁。
- 您可以从中间的下拉菜单中切换截图模式，这为您提供了与使用键盘快捷键时相同的选项。
- 您可以从截图工具中做的另一件事是设置延迟。这使您可以截取打开另一个应用程序时关闭的内容的屏幕截图，例如打开菜单或将鼠标悬停在选项上。与Windows键+ PrtScn快捷方式不同，您只需截取重要部分。
- 选择您喜欢的选项后，点击左侧的新建按钮。(New )这会像以前一样打开剪切叠加层，您可以在其中使用光标拖出一个形状来进行剪切。
- 不过，这一次，剪辑没有复制到剪贴板。取而代之的是，您将返回到Snipping工具，在那里您可以获得许多新选项。
- 您可以翻转图像、裁剪图像，或者更重要的是，在其上绘图。从顶部选择(Choose)不同的笔类型，然后用鼠标指针拖动以进行注释。对于图形平板电脑的用户，这甚至可以让您在其上书写。
- 完成后，选择右上角的软盘图标（或按 Ctrl(Ctrl ) + S）保存文件。您可以选择文件的目的地和名称以便于组织。
在Windows 11中(Windows 11)截屏(Screenshot)的最佳方式是什么？
如果您只是想快速截取整个屏幕的屏幕截图，只需按Windows 键(Windows key )+ PrtSc即可。这会将屏幕截图作为图片文件保存在Pictures的(Pictures)Screenshots子文件夹中。但是，在多显示器设置中，您将需要尝试一些其他方法(some other methods)。
要将图像粘贴到文档编辑器或电子邮件，请使用任何其他键盘快捷键。PrtSc用于整个显示，Alt + PrtSc用于活动窗口，Shift + Windows 键(Windows key )+ S选择屏幕的一部分。
然而，最好的方法是截图工具。它允许您设置延迟，在屏幕截图上添加注释，并使用您选择的名称保存它。当您需要拍摄许多有针对性的截图而不是一次性截图时，这种灵活性使截图工具成为理想的选择。
How To Take a Screenshot on Windows 11
Wіth the cоmplete visual redesign of Windows 11, you must be itching to show the gorgеous UI to yoυr friends who have yet to upgrade to the new version. But hang оn a minute – how exactly dо you take a screenshot of your Wіndоwѕ 11 computer display?
And don’t say that you can click a photo with your smartphone. Pics of LED screens seldom look good or readable, as cameras aren’t really meant for photographing light sources directly. For screenshotting web pages, you can use the utilities built into the browser, but that doesn’t help you during general computer usage. No, you need a way to take a screenshot from within Windows 11.
Thankfully, there are multiple methods of doing so. From shortcut keys to built-in tools, you can take a screenshot in many different ways. Here’s a complete overview of all of these methods.
Take a Screenshot in Windows 11 With Keyboard Shortcuts
The fastest way to grab a screenshot is to use an appropriate keyboard shortcut. While the default key to take a screenshot is Print Screen (PrtSc), you can combine it with the Windows key for a slightly different result.
Note that using the Print Screen button captures the entire screen, so you have to crop it in an image editing software if you need only a particular area. Or better yet, try a different method.
PrtSc and Alt + PrtSc
Simply pressing the PrtSc key on the top right of your keyboard takes a screenshot and copies it to the clipboard. As this requires just a single keypress, it is probably the easiest method, though it doesn’t give any feedback or even save it as a file.
You can paste this image in editors like Google Docs, or even when composing an email.
If you also press the Alt key, you get a shot of the active window only. Once again, the image is saved to the clipboard, so you will have to paste it into a program to be able to see it.
Windows Key + PrtSc
Getting the screenshot in the clipboard is not very useful in most cases. It would be better to get an image file that you can then upload easily.
To do this, press the Print Screen button in conjunction with the Windows key. The screen will darken for a moment, signaling that a screenshot has been taken. The resultant image is saved in Pictures > Screenshots. The pictures are numbered, so taking multiple screenshots in quick succession does not overwrite the previous images, unlike the previous method.
Save Multiple Screenshots Using the Xbox Game Bar
The PrtSc key saves the screenshot to the clipboard, which usually isn’t what you want. And if you use it with the Windows key, you can only grab the whole display at once. How about a method that lets you take multiple screenshots of the active window?
- You can take a shot of the active window simply by pressing Windows key + Alt + PrtSc. Similar to the Print Screen method, you will not get any visual feedback. This time though, the images are not overwritten to the clipboard but saved in a separate list.
- To view all the screenshots taken with this method, hit Windows key + G. This opens the Xbox game bar.
- Xbox game bar is a dashboard containing a bunch of tools useful while gaming. One of these is the screenshot utility. You can use the camera button on the top left to take a screenshot as well, in addition to the shortcut mentioned before.
- Just below the camera icon, you can see the Show all captures option. Select it to view all the screenshots you have taken so far. From here you can copy the images to the clipboard one-by-one, or directly open the file location to access them.
Screenshots aren’t the only thing you can take with the Xbox Game Bar. It can be used for recording videos while playing as well.
Capture Flexible Screenshots With the Snipping Tool in Windows 11
So far we have seen methods to take screenshots of either the whole screen or the active window. But what if you want to capture only a part of a window? A menu, an icon, or a custom area of your choice?
That is where the Snipping Tool comes in. Split into two tools called the Snipping Tool and Snip & Sketch earlier, they have been merged into a single app in Windows 11. You can use this application to take screenshots of any custom part of the screen, rectangular as well as free form. You can run it as an app, or use it through any of the dozens of keyboard shortcuts it has.
- To quickly take a screenshot of a portion of your screen, press Shift + Windows Key + S. This immediately fires up the Snipping tool, allowing you to draw a selection on the screen.
- The default shape is the rectangle, which lets you drag out a rectangular area and take a snip of it.
- If you are looking for a more organic selection, select the second option from the top bar. This lets you draw free-form selection shapes and take snips of them.
Keep in mind that snips taken this way are copied to the clipboard, as with most keyboard shortcut methods. To be able to save the snips as image files – and use other advanced features – you must open the full-fledged app.
- Bring up the Start Menu through the Windows icon on the taskbar. This gives you a list of apps, along with a search bar to look for files and applications.
- Enter Snipping tool to locate the app and open it.
- The snipping tool opens in a rather tiny window, with a much clearer and clutter-free interface than its Windows 10 version.
- You can switch between snipping modes from the drop-down menu in the middle, which gives you the same options that come up when using the keyboard shortcut.
- Another thing you can do from the Snipping tool is to set a delay. This allows you to take screenshots of things that close when another app is opened, such as opening menus or hovering over an option. And unlike the Windows key + PrtScn shortcut, you only have to take snips of the important parts.
- Once you have selected the options to your liking, hit the New button on the left. This opens up the snipping overlay like before, where you can drag out a shape using the cursor to take a snip.
- This time though, the snip isn’t copied to the clipboard. Instead, you are taken back to the Snipping tool, where you get a host of new options.
- You can flip the image, crop it, or more importantly, draw on it. Choose between different pen types from the top, and drag with your mouse pointer to make annotations. For users of graphical tablets, this allows you to even write on top of it.
- When you are done, select the floppy disk icon on the top right (or hit Ctrl + S) to save the file. You can choose the destination and the name of the file for easy organization.
What Is the Best Way to Take a Screenshot in Windows 11?
If you are just looking to take a quick screenshot of the whole screen, just hit Windows key + PrtSc. This will save the screenshot as an image file in the Screenshots subfolder of Pictures. In multi-monitor setups, however, you will need to try some other methods.
For pasting an image to a document editor or email, use any of the other keyboard shortcuts. PrtSc for the entire display, Alt + PrtSc for the active window, and Shift + Windows key + S to select a portion of the screen.
The best method, however, is the Snipping tool. It lets you set delays, make annotations over the screenshot, and save it with a name of your choice. This flexibility makes the Snipping tool the ideal choice when you need to take a number of targeted snips, rather than a one-off screenshot.
