Ask AI anything: We asked how to take a screenshot on MacBook; Here's what ChatGPT said

14

Image Credit : Apple

Whether you're creating lessons, sharing a picture from a website, or archiving essential information, one of the most helpful tools on a MacBook is the ability to capture your screen. Fortunately, macOS provides a range of straightforward and adaptable snapshot options that enable you to quickly and effectively capture the precise information you want. 

24

Image Credit : our own

We asked ChatGPT an important question: “How to take a screenshot on a MacBook?" Here's what it said: 

1. Capture the entire screen Command + Shift + 3

The screenshot will be saved to your desktop by default.

2. Capture a selected portion of the screen Command + Shift + 4

Your cursor will change to a crosshair. Click and drag to select the area you want to capture. Release the mouse or trackpad button to take the shot.

34

Image Credit : our own

3. Capture a specific window Command + Shift + 4, then tap the Spacebar

The cursor will change to a camera icon. Click on the window you want to capture.

4. Open Screenshot Toolbar (macOS Mojave and later) Command + Shift + 5

This opens a toolbar that allows you to:

• Capture the entire screen
• Capture a selected window
• Capture a selected portion
• Record your screen (entire or portion)

5. Capture the Touch Bar (if your Mac has one) Command + Shift + 6

44

Image Credit : google

Taking screenshots on a MacBook is straightforward once you know the right shortcuts and tools. Whether you're snapping the whole screen, a specific window, or just a portion, macOS makes it easy to get the perfect shot.