This is great if you want to quickly paste it into another application like GIMP or Inkscape for further editing.
Screenshot also provides a neat button that will copy the screenshot to your clipboard. Simply change the file name to one you want and click save. Screenshot will generate a name for you based on the time. Simply click and drag to select the area for your screenshot.Īfter the screenshot is taken, the Screenshot application will show a Save dialog. If you are using the select area to grab mode, after you press the Take Screenshot button, your mouse pointer will change to a crosshair-style pointer. Once you press the Take screenshot button the window will be hidden, so it won’t show in your screenshot. Taking screenshotsĪfter setting the modes and options you require, press the Take Screenshot button in the top right of the Screenshot application window. When grabbing a window, you can also specify if you want the window borders and mouse pointer to show up in your screenshot too. It allows you to apply effects - such as a drop shadow - automatically after the screenshot is taken. The grab the current window mode has the largest amount of options. Delaying the grab is only available on the grab the whole screen and grab the current window modes. It is useful for staging shots of things like items that appear on hover. Grab after delay allows you to specify how many seconds to wait before Screenshot takes the shot. There are also a few extra options available for some of these modes. Note that if you are using multiple monitors, Grab the whole screen will take a screenshot of your whole screen, not just a specific monitor. Screenshot has three main modes of taking a screenshot: grab the whole screen, grab the current window, and select area to grab: It is located in the Utilities subfolder. You can also find it in the applications view. In Fedora Workstation, you launch Screenshot by searching for screenshot in the activities overview screen. The Screenshot utility ( gnome-screenshot) application is designed to be a quick way to capture and save screenshots of your workstation. It allows the user to take quick screenshots of your desktop, particular windows, or an arbitrary portion of the screen. Fedora Workstation ships with a simple yet capable screenshot utility.
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