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Mac Tutorial – Take a Screen Shot on Mac

This is one of my favorite favorite and most used features on my Mac & Macbook Pro. It’s called the screenshot or screen capture feature and it’s 100% free and already installed on your Mac. This means you don’t have to download external software or try to run a program in Parallels, it just works – the first time and every time. So in this Mac Tutorial, you will learn how to take a screenshot on your Mac / Macbook Pro.

How to screenshot on a Mac or Macbook Pro

As you know, we are big into making videos, so we made a video that is under 2 minutes long that explains both types of screenshots and how to do them. You can access the video on how to take a screen shot here:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWiR37seSXQ

In the tutorial video, we go over both types of screenshots; Full Screen and Selection. You can click the link above or click play on the embedded video tutorial below…

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Screenshot Basics on Your Mac

There are two kinds of screenshots you can do on a Mac / Macbook Pro. The first is the full screen shot and the second is the partial screen selection. Right below this, we are going to break down both types and how to do them…

Full Screen ScreenShot on Mac

To take a screenshot of your whole screen, you will press: Command + Shift + 3  at the same time.

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Screenshot on Mac Tutorial

ScreenShot Whole Screen on Mac

ScreenShot just a selection on Macs

To take a screenshot of just a selection of the screen, you will press:  Command + Shift + 4 at the same time. Then, you will highlight the area you want to capture and you're done!

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How to take a partial ScreenShot on Macs

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