How to take Screenshots

Taking a screenshot differs depending on the device you're using.
Below are the quickest methods for the most common platforms.

WINDOWS COMPUTER

Capture Part of the Screen

Step 1:
Press Windows Key + Shift + S at the same time.

Step 2:
Your screen will dim, and a quick option menu will appear.

Click and drag your mouse to select the area you want to capture.

Step 3:
The screenshot is copied automatically to your clipboard.

Press Ctrl + V to paste it.

That’s it ✅

Capture Entire Screen

Press PrtScn (Print Screen) on your keyboard
This will automatically capture the entire screen onto your clipboard.

Then paste into email with Ctrl + V

MAC COMPUTER

Capture Part of the Screen

Step 1:
Press Command (⌘) + Shift + 4

Step 2:
Your cursor becomes a crosshair.
Click and drag to select the area.

Step 3:
The screenshot saves automatically to the desktop.

Attach that file to your email.

Capture the Whole Screen

Press Command (⌘) + Shift + 3

IPHONE

If Your iPhone Has Face ID (No Home Button)

Press: Side Button + Volume Up at the same time.

The screen will flash.

Find it in: Photos → Screenshots

If Your iPhone Has a Home Button

Press: Side Button + Home Button

ANDROID PHONE

Most Android phones:

Press: Power Button + Volume Down

Hold for 1 second.

Find it in: Photos or Gallery → Screenshots

If that doesn’t work: Swipe down from the top → Tap Screenshot