Click on the three-dots icon and select Settings.How to disable Snipping Tool’s automatic screenshot saving You can find the saved snips in the Screenshots folder in My Pictures Once you did that, you receive a notification that the screenshot was copied to the clipboard and saved. When you use the Win+Shift+S keyboard shortcut, the options appear over the top with the ability to draw and select a region of the screen. The effective Snipping Tool version that has an auto screenshot save feature is 11.2209.2.0 Microsoft has introduced the feature in Windows 11 22H2 insider build 25211.Īfter installing this build, you need to open Microsoft Store and update Snipping Tool if it hasn’t.
Upon request from users, Microsoft now added the ability to auto-save screenshots for Snipping Tool in Windows 11. Users need to click on the notification to open the snipping tool, then need to select the save button in-app Settings and browse for a folder to save screenshots. It will be automatically copied to the clipboard where you can paste it into Paint or other image editors or you can open the Snipping Tool to do the markup and share.īut, the app seriously lacks an auto-save feature. Till now with the Snipping tool, when you use the shortcut Win+Shift+S and capture a snip. Here is how you can enable or disable this behavior. In addition to being copied to the clipboard, they’ll be automatically saved in PNG format in the Screenshots folder under My Pictures from app version 11.2209.2.0 onwards. You no longer need to manually save the snips you captured with the Snipping tool in Windows 11.
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