Windows 10: Shortcut to saving snip

HelloIs there a shortcut to auto save snips after Windows key+Shift+S ?Ita not convinient to go to snip and then to click save..Is there something to be done or programmed to make it work?Thanks

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Snipping Tool No Options available when Shortcut is used

Hi,

When I use the shortcut (Wind_Shift_S) or the Print Screen Key for the snipping tool in Windows 11 I don't get options/features of saving the image as I do when starting the app and using the app for screen capture.

1. Is there a way to configure the app so that I get the options when I use the shortcuts? For example when I screen grab something, I am not presented with the option of saving the image goes straight to the Photos folder. When I use the app I can choose where to save the image - this is much better because 100% of the times I want those snips to be filed in corresponding folders.
   
2. Also, I had no idea that the snipping tool saves automatically to the Photos folder (when using shortcut/Print screen key. I don't like this because then I have to go and clear manually random screen grabs from the folder. Or go to this folder to get the image and put in a folder that had to go on the first place - annoying multi-step process.
   

Thank you!

 

Snipping Tool Properties in Windows 10

Hi Missy,

The easiest way to make a copy of something is to take a snapshot of your screen by using the Snipping Tool. You can use it to save and share news stories, movie reviews, or recipes. To access the Properties and set a shortcut key for the Snipping Tool, you
can follow the steps below:

• Press the Windows key.
• Type Snipping Tool.
• Right-click on the Snipping Tool
  result, and click Open file location.
• Right-click on the Snipping Tool shortcut, and click
  Properties.

Should you need further assistance, don't hesitate to get back to us.

 

Windows Snipping Tool shortcut not working

The Win + Shift + S snipping tool shortcut opens up the widget but does not save the snip or open the editor, however the snipping app itself works correctly when opened up. The registry correctly points to user pictures folder; I took these images
and description of the problem using Win + PrtScn which works just fine. Suggestions would be appreciated as I'd rather not run extra 3rd party software to do something windows is supposed to do natively. Thanks!