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Master the Art of Snipping on Your Mac

Welcome! Taking screenshots on a Mac is a fundamental skill, whether you need to capture a full screen, a window, or just a portion of the screen. Let's explore the different options available to you on macOS.

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Snipping on a Mac is quite simple! You can use the built-in screenshot tool by pressing "Command + Shift + 4" to capture a selected area. If you'd like the full screen, try "Command + Shift + 3". There's also the "Command + Shift + 5" for more options including recording. Do you use screenshots often for work or personal projects? I'd love to hear any specific needs you have with snipping.