I can then drag it, move it around, resize it very easily. So I could choose a circle here, for instance, and it puts a circle there. If I choose this tool then I'm just drawing free-hand. The other is to use that as an estimation of a shape. So I'm going to circle something and it will actually give me two modes. The tools here at the top are pretty self explanatory. But if I click on it it goes right into a mode where I've got Markup Tools. It will go away after a few seconds and just Save the screen capture wherever you set it to save to like the Desktop and you don't get a chance to mark it up, at least not right then. I'm going to click that before it goes away. So let's say I want to select this area right here and once I'm ready I can click Capture here or just use Return and it will capture. I'll select that and you can see here I can adjust the edges and corners or grab in the middle to select an area I want. But if you know what you're doing capture the selected portion. So when in doubt just capture the entire screen. I'm missing some context and I have to ask them for a larger screenshot. So many times I get screenshots while trying to help people and they're not showing me enough. Very often people capture a selected portion and capture too little of the screen. You can choose Capture Entire Screen, select a single window to capture, or a selected portion. Now you have to choose from these three tools here. Remember the Last Selection is useful if you're always capturing a portion of the screen and will start off with the same selection as last time. You can also choose Show Mouse Pointer if you want the pointer to be included. That's going to give us easy access to the Markup Tools. Now at the bottom you should check Show Floating Thumbnail. That was you can easily drag and drop it into the proper folder afterwards or attach it to an email, include it in a message, or whatever you want to do with it.
A good place to save it is to the Desktop. So under Options you can see where the screenshot is saved to. Now only the first three items here are for a screenshot.
I'm going to use Command Shift 5 to bring up the tools here at the bottom that will allow me to take a screenshot. So let's have some content here on the screen and I'm going to take a screenshot. But I just prefer to use Shift Command 5 in all situations. You can use that to set things up and then use the other ones to get to a screenshot quicker after that. Now the main option is the last one here. Click on Screenshot and you'll see all of the options. So using tools built into the macOS it is easy to take a screenshot and then mark it up.The keyboard shortcuts for taking a screenshot can be found in System Preferences under Keyboard, and then Shortcuts. Join us and get exclusive content and course discounts. There you can read more about the Patreon Campaign. MacMost.is brought to you thanks to a great group of more than 1000 supporters.
SCREENSHOT MARKUP TOOL MAC HOW TO
Today let me show you how to take a screenshot and annotate it. Video Transcript: Hi, this is Gary with.
SCREENSHOT MARKUP TOOL MAC MAC
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