Updated October 2026 · 34 shortcuts

Screenshot shortcuts cheat sheet

Every way to take a screenshot, on every device, in one table. Filter by device or search for what you want to capture, like "window" or "clipboard". Click a method for step-by-step instructions.

DeviceShortcutWhat it does
Full web pageFirefoxBuilt-in screenshot tool with a Save full page button.
Full web pageMicrosoft EdgeThe Screenshot tool can capture the full page.
Full web pagethenGoogle Chrome (DevTools)A hidden command in the developer tools captures the full page.
WindowsWin + Shift + S (Snipping Tool overlay)Pick a rectangle, window, freeform shape or the full screen.
WindowsPrint Screen keyOn current Windows 11, opens the same capture overlay. On Windows 10, copies the whole screen.
WindowsWin + Print Screen (save full screen)Captures everything and saves a PNG straight to your Screenshots folder.
WindowsAlt + Print Screen (active window)Copies just the window you're working in to the clipboard.
WindowsXbox Game BarCaptures games and full-screen apps, including ones that block other tools.
MacShift + Command + 3 (full screen)Captures everything on screen and saves it to the desktop.
MacShift + Command + 4 (selected area)Drag a box around exactly what you need.
MacthenShift + Command + 4, then Space (window or menu)Capture a single window or an open menu with a clean edge.
MacShift + Command + 5 (Screenshot app)An on-screen toolbar with all capture modes, a timer and settings.
MacAdd Control to copy instead of saveAny shortcut plus Control copies the screenshot, ready to paste.
MacShift + Command + 6 (Touch Bar)Captures the Touch Bar on MacBook Pro models that have one.
ChromebookScreen capture toolOne toolbar for full-screen, partial and window screenshots.
ChromebookCtrl + Show windows (instant full screen)Captures the whole screen without opening the toolbar.
ChromebookthenExternal keyboard (no Show windows key)Use F5 in place of Show windows.
iPhonePower + Volume upiPhone without a Home buttonPower button + volume up.
iPhonePower + HomeiPhone with a Home button (Touch ID)Power button + Home button.
iPadPower + Volume buttoniPad without a Home button (Face ID or Touch ID in the power button)Power + either volume button.
iPadPower + HomeiPad with a Home buttonPower + Home button.
iPadthenKeyboard shortcut (Magic Keyboard or any keyboard)Use the same shortcuts as a Mac.
LinuxthenthenGNOME (Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian)Print Screen opens an overlay with area, screen and window modes.
LinuxthenthenKDE Plasma (Spectacle)Print Screen opens Spectacle, KDE's screenshot app.
LinuxthenCinnamon and XfcePrint Screen works here too.
AndroidPower + Volume downPower + Volume downWorks on nearly every Android phone and tablet.
Samsung GalaxyPower + Volume downPower + Volume downWorks on every current Galaxy phone and tablet.
Google PixelPower + Volume downPower + Volume downThe standard Pixel shortcut.
Huawei & HonorPower + Volume downPower + Volume downWorks on every Huawei and Honor phone.
Xiaomi, Redmi & POCOPower + Volume downPower + Volume downWorks on every model.
OnePlusPower + Volume downPower + Volume downWorks on every OnePlus phone.
OPPO & realmePower + Volume downPower + Volume downWorks on every OPPO and realme phone.
MotorolaPower + Volume downPower + Volume downWorks on every Motorola phone.
Sony XperiaPower + Volume downPower + Volume downWorks on every Xperia.