Like Windows and Mac computers, you can easily take screenshots on a Chromebook with a couple of shortcut keys. Here’s a step-by-step guide to walk you through.
Taking a screenshot on your PC can be incredibly useful. Whether you need to remember some info from a certain website, or you need to get a screen grab of your bank accounts, your desktop or laptop, be it Windows or macOS, can take a screenshot using just a few keyboard shortcuts. That’s all well and good, but what about the many Chromebook users the world over?
If you have a Chromebook with a 360-degree hinge like a Pixelbook, skip to the “Screenshots in Tablet Mode” section in this guide for an alternate touch-based method. How to capture screenshots in tablet mode using the buttonsMany 2-in-1 and tablet devices running Chrome OS may not have immediate access to a keyboard. Don’t worry; there’s an easy screenshot shorthand you can use in tablet mode.Step 2: Your screen registers the screenshot and takes an image of the entire screen.
Step 1: Select the blue Files folder icon on the Shelf and choose Images or Downloads listed on the left.
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