Feature

Screenshot

Turn anything on the web into a shareable image with Screenshot in Microsoft Edge. Capture a full page or a selected area—including long or moving webpages—then add comments or markup using pen or touch before copying or saving your screenshot.

Tips and Tricks

Frequently asked questions

When you take a screenshot, you can use draw features to mark up your screenshot prior to copying or saving your capture.
Yes, screenshot is available on any site from the right-click menu. You can also find it under Microsoft Edge Settings menu or press Ctrl+Shift+S on your keyboard.
Unlike other screenshot capabilities, Screenshot lets you grab a screenshot of a full webpage, even the parts you would have to scroll to see. Also, Screenshot keeps moving content, such as gifs or web carousels, on the screen while you capture, so you can easily catch the frame or image that you want in your screenshot.
After you've taken a screenshot, you’ll see an overlay menu with your screenshot, from where you can copy or save it to your files.
When you copy your screenshot, you can paste them as an image from your clipboard in applications like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote.

* Feature availability and functionality may vary by device type, market, and browser version.

Screenshot

How to mark up the screenshot content?

Is screenshot available on all sites?

Tips and Tricks

Frequently asked questions

How to mark up the screenshot content?

Is screenshot available on all sites?

How is Screenshot different from other screenshot tools?

How do I save the screenshots I took?

Where can I paste the screenshots I took?