How to use the Take Screenshot tool built into Word 2013

We recently showed you that you can use Word as a blog editor, and many have appreciated this feature. So we’re back with a new little tip to show you how to quickly add screenshots to your posts.

Use Microsoft Word to take screenshots

Taking a screenshot in Word is a piece of cake. Just open a tab Insertion (Insert) and press the button Screenshot (Snapshot). Your view will open thumbnails of each current window. Click on one of them and it will be inserted into the Word document that is currently open.

How to use the Take Screenshot tool built into Word 2013

Take a high-quality screenshot of a separate window right in Word – what could be easier!

How to use the Take Screenshot tool built into Word 2013

If you want to capture a specific area of ​​the screen, you can use the function Screen Clipping (Screen cut), rather than clicking on the thumbnail.

How to use the Take Screenshot tool built into Word 2013

As soon as you select the area on the screen that you want to capture, it will automatically be added to the open document.

How to use the Take Screenshot tool built into Word 2013

That’s all that’s required. Word looks better and better, as do blog editors. Let us know what you think about this in the comments.

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