Windows 11 now lets users create GIFs directly with the Snipping Tool, removing the need for third-party apps or software.

Microsoft is finally equipping the Snipping Tool with an export function for animated GIFs. This means that animated screen recordings can now be created and shared without any additional software.

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The Snipping Tool has added a new trim feature for Canary and Dev Channels testers. This lets users cut out unnecessary parts of their recordings by adjusting the start and end times. To use this ...

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Microsoft has begun testing an update to the Snipping Tool that understands when you're copying data from a table, preserving the formatting.

The wait is over, and the promised native screen recorder for Windows 11 is finally here. Windows Insiders can download the updated Snipping Tool with screen recording capabilities.

It turns out that the Windows Snipping Tool is vulnerable to a screenshot editing flaw as well. This flaw means hackers can effectively uncrop your cropped screenshot in some cases. The flaw has ...

The miniature Snipping Tool window lets you choose one of four capture methods (hand-drawn, rectangle, active window, or full screen).

Snipping Tool for Windows 11 and Snip & Sketch for Windows 10 can allegedly leave in data that you attempted to crop out, similar to a recently discovered vulnerability on Google Pixel phones.

Users can send feedback by opening the Feedback Hub with WIN + F and navigating to Apps > Snipping Tool. Many will likely welcome Microsoft's decision to add a screen-recording tool native to Windows.