Save, share and edit
A screenshot is only the first step. These guides cover what comes next: copying it to the clipboard, editing out private details, sending it, and keeping web pages as files or in an archive.
Oct 31, 2026 · 2 min read
Copy a screenshot to the clipboard instead of saving a file: PrtSc on Windows, Control + Cmd + Shift on a Mac, automatic on Chromebook, and Copy in browsers.
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How to send a screenshot: copy and paste it into a chat or email, attach the file, or share it from the screenshot tool on Windows, Mac and your phone.
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How to edit a screenshot with built-in tools: crop, pen and highlighter in the Windows Snipping Tool, Markup on Mac and iPhone, and how to hide private details.
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How to print an entire web page: Ctrl + P in Chrome, print settings that keep backgrounds, why parts go missing, and printing a full-page capture instead.
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How to save a web page in Chrome, Firefox or Safari: as a complete HTML page, a web archive, a PDF or an image. What each keeps and which to pick.
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How to archive a website: save pages to the Wayback Machine, download a whole site with HTTrack, and keep your own dated PDF copies of the pages that matter.
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The best screenshot tool depends on your system and what you capture. Built-in tools, ShareX, Snagit, CleanShot X, Shottr and browser tools compared.
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Take a daily screenshot of a website: by hand with dated files, with a change monitoring service like Visualping, or with a scheduled Playwright script.
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Screenshot a YouTube video frame by frame: pause with K, step with the comma and period keys, then capture the exact frame with your system's screenshot keys.
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