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Mac Full Screen Screenshot - Command Shift 3 shortcut demonstration

Capture the Entire Screen on Mac

Keyboard Shortcut: ⌘ + Shift + 3

Saves as a file on your desktop (or clipboard if you also hold Ctrl).

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Mac Partial Screenshot - Command Shift 4 shortcut for area selection

Select Part of the Screen on Mac

Keyboard Shortcut: ⌘ + Shift + 4

Drag to select an area. Press Space to toggle window selection mode.

Windows Shortcuts
Windows Snipping Tool and Print Screen shortcuts demonstration - Win+Shift+S shortcut guide

Windows Screenshot Tools & Shortcuts

Snipping Tool (Modern): ⊞ Win + Shift + S

Classic Print Screen: PrtScn (full screen) or Alt + PrtScn (active window)

Screenshots are copied to clipboard by default. Use Snipping Tool for annotations and advanced screen capture options.

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iPhone Shortcuts
iPhone and iPad screenshot methods - Side button and Volume Up combination for Face ID devices

iPhone/iPad Screenshots Guide

Face ID Models: Side + Volume Up

Touch ID Models: Home + Power

Thumbnail appears briefly—tap to edit or swipe left to save instantly.

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Android Shortcuts
Android screenshot shortcuts - Power and Volume Down buttons combination guide

Android Screenshots & Shortcuts

Most Devices: Power + Volume Down

Samsung Devices: Swipe palm edge across screen (if enabled in settings)

Google Pixel: Power + Volume Down or use Quick Settings tile

Find screenshots in Gallery > Screenshots or via your Photos app. Access more Android shortcuts and gestures.

Chrome OS Shortcuts
Chrome OS screenshot methods - Ctrl + Show Windows key combinations for Chromebooks

Chrome OS Screenshots & Shortcuts

Full Screen Capture: Ctrl + Show Windows (F5)

Partial Screen Capture: Ctrl + Shift + Show Windows

Active Window: Ctrl + Alt + Show Windows

Screenshots save to Downloads folder by default. Discover more Chrome OS productivity shortcuts.

Linux Shortcuts
Linux screenshot methods across different distributions - GNOME, KDE, and command line tools

Linux Screenshots & Tools

GNOME (Default): PrtScn (full screen), Alt + PrtScn (active window)

KDE Spectacle: Shift + PrtScn for region selection

Command Line: Use scrot or import for advanced capture options

Tools like Flameshot (flameshot gui) offer advanced annotations and editing features. Explore complete Linux shortcut guide.

Quick Screen Capture
Quick screen capture methods across all operating systems - universal shortcuts guide

Universal Screen Capture Guide

All Platforms: Learn the fastest ways to capture your screen regardless of your device

Advanced Tools: Discover built-in and third-party applications for professional screenshots

Workflow Optimization: Streamline your screen capture process for maximum productivity

Master the art of quick screen captures with our comprehensive screen capture guide covering all tools and techniques.

Master Keyboard Shortcuts Across All Platforms

Our comprehensive keyboard shortcuts and screenshot guide covers all major operating systems including Mac, Windows, iOS, Android, Chrome OS, and Linux. Whether you're a developer, designer, student, or professional, mastering these shortcuts will significantly boost your productivity and workflow efficiency.

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Platform-Specific Shortcut Guides

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