Three years after its first announcement, Microsoft has finally unified Snipping Tool and Snip & Sketch, but only in Windows 11. The app is quite good, but more features would be welcome.

On Windows 11, you can use the Snipping Tool to take screenshots without resorting to a third-party tool. In this guide, I will teach you how to get started and get the most out of the app.

Data Doctors’ Ken Colburn explains how to use the Snipping Tool on Windows 11, which is one of many ways to capture what’s on your screen.

The Snipping Tool editing experience on Windows 11 is about to get a new feature that will let you add shapes to your screen grabs, and that's pretty awesome.

Microsoft has announced a major upgrade to the Snipping Tool with the release of Windows 11 Insider Beta build 26120.5761 (KB5064093). The app now supports window mode screen recording, giving users ...

Microsoft is rolling out its first Windows 11 app updates with new versions of the Calculator, Mail and Calendar, and the Snipping Tool apps.

The Snipping Tool used to be a throwaway for me, but all the updates made in Windows 11 have made it incredibly useful.

Snipping Tool, Windows 11's default screenshot utility, will soon get another neat feature, allowing you to add shapes and forms, such as arrows, squares, lines, circles, and more to your screenshots.

Windows 11 Snipping Tool is gaining its much-awaited screen recording feature, allowing PC users to capture their screen in the video. The new screen record option is now available for testing.

Microsoft is updating its apps in Windows 11 to match the new visual style of the OS. Snipping Tool, Calculator, Mail, and Calendar are all being refreshed.

Microsoft is adding a built-in screen recorder to the Windows 11 Snipping Tool that will enable users to capture videos of their desktop without the need for a third-party app.