You can also press Shift+Command+3 to capture your whole screen, Shift+Command+4 to capture a portion of your screen, and Shift+Command+4+Spacebar to capture a specific window or menu. Pressing Command-Shift-3 takes a screenshot of the entire screen and saves it on the desktop. Now you can take the perfect screenshot each and every time! While using the screenshot menu is a great way to get more nuanced screengrabs, you can still use keyboard shortcuts to take screenshots. Thankfully, Apple offers numerous, easy-to-remember keyboard shortcuts for taking screenshots. Once you are happy with your crop settings, click Capture or just hit Return on your keyboard.Beneath Timer, click either the 5 seconds or 10 seconds option. From the Options menu, you can also set a short time delay before a screenshot is taken.(By default, screenshots will save to your desktop.) Beneath Save to, select where you'd like to save your screenshot.If you want to save your screenshot in a particular location, click Options.Now you can click and drag to move the crop zone to a different area.
Click and drag any of the gray dots on the border to adjust the crop zone.The lighter area is your image, while the grayed-out area outside the border will be cropped out. A border will appear to indicate your crop zone.If you want to capture a specific area on your screen, click on the Capture Selected Portion icon.If you want to capture a window, click the Capture Window icon.
If you want to show your entire screen, click the Capture Entire Screen icon.The screenshot menu will appear on your screen.Press Shift+Command+5 on your keyboard.
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