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How to Take a Screenshot

for Mac OS
Methods
There are several different ways to take a screenshot. We recommend one of the
following:

1. Command+Shift+3 to capture the whole screen or Command+Shift+4 to capture a partial


screen.
2. Grab Utility Tool
3. Lightshot Screen Capture
4. If you use the Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), many of the programs have a
built in screenshot tool

The following tutorial will introduce you to all of these methods.

How to take a Screenshot for Mac OS


Screenshots using Command+Shift
• There are several ways to use the built in Command+Shift+3 or 4
screenshot method on Mac.
• Apple provides an excellent tutorial on how to capture a whole or a
partial screen.
• Visit https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201361 for more information.
• By default, these screenshots save to the desktop as PNG files
• These screenshots can then be copied and pasted into any program,
including Word, PowerPoint or Excel.

How to take a Screenshot for Mac OS


Adding Markings to Screenshots

• Open the screenshot in Preview


• Click on the toolbox icon in the
top right corner.

How to take a Screenshot for Mac OS


Adding Markings to Screenshots

• The toolbox opens a tool bar


• Multiple tools are located here,
including arrows and boxes that
can be placed around objects.
• Click on the desired tool and draw
near/around the location you
would like to highlight
• The toolbar also allows you to
change the color, size, and other
characteristics of your marking.
How to take a Screenshot for Mac OS
Grab Utility Tool
• Click Launchpad
• Search for Grab and click on the program.
• Grab will appear in the Dock at the bottom of
your screen.
• Click and hold on the Grab image and a new
screen pops up. Choose what you would like to
take a screen capture of.
• Your screenshot will appear on your screen.
Unlike the Command+Shift tool, you will have
to save the image.
How to take a Screenshot for Mac OS
Lightshot
• Lightshot is a free program
available for download on either
Windows or Mac.
• It is an excellent tool to use if you
need to draw arrows or boxes
around certain areas of your
screenshot.
• Offers more options for editing
your screenshot than most
capture methods.
How to take a Screenshot for Mac OS
Lightshot Continued

• After installing Lightshot from the


Apple Store (it is a free app), a
new feather will appear in the
upper right corner of your home
screen.
• When you click on this feather,
you can capture a new screenshot
by click and dragging your cursor.

How to take a Screenshot for Mac OS


Lightshot Continued

• Once you have taken a


screenshot, two panels will
appear.
• This is your editing panel; it allows
you to draw arrows, boxes, etc,
directly on the screenshot.
• The other panel allows you to
save, copy, or share your
screenshot to OneDrive, Google
Drive, and other programs.

How to take a Screenshot for Mac OS


Insert > Screenshot

• Many Microsoft Office Programs


have a screenshot tool built into
the software.
• You can find it by going to the
Insert Tab, and click the down
arrow on the Screenshot button.
• You can take a shot of a full
window, or a portion of the
screen with “Screen Clipping”

How to take a Screenshot for Mac OS

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