Taking a screenshot comes in handy for multiple reasons, which is why it’s so easy to do on several devices, including Macs. When it comes to saving what's on your display, the answer lies in your ...

The Mac has evolved over the years, but one thing that's remained constant, as far as we can remember, is how to take a screenshot on MacOS. So, whether you have the newest MacBook laptops, iMac ...

There is no better machine to screen capture with than Macs and MacBooks, period. Apple has made it incredibly easy to snap a picture of the full or part of the screen. If you’re used to Windows and ...

There are loads of reasons why you may want (or need) to take a screenshot on your Mac, but what do you do if you only need an image of one particular part of your screen? Well, depending on how you ...

Most Mac users know how to take standard screenshots on their Mac, but not many MacBook Pro owners will know how to take screenshots of the Touch Bar that runs along the top of the keyboard on some ...

Click both top buttons to take a screenshot. Photo: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac You can take a screenshot or a screen recording on Vision Pro, just like on an iPhone or a Mac. The screenshot is saved ...

In macOS, when you use the screenshot keyboard shortcuts or the capture tool to grab something on your Mac's screen, the images are saved with a default filename, such as "Screen Shot [date] at [time] ...

Matt Elliott is a senior editor at CNET with a focus on laptops and streaming services. Matt has more than 20 years of experience testing and reviewing laptops. He has worked for CNET in New York and ...

Screenshotting full screens, select portions of a screen, select windows, the tool bar and even screen recording are all possible on Mac computers–here’s how. There are multiple short cut keys to use ...

Let me show you five really useful ways for taking a screenshot on a Mac. The fastest and easiest option for taking a screenshot on Mac is by pressing the Command + Shift + 3. This takes a full ...