Select the icon again to pick between the six available colors and to use the slider to adjust the highlight marker’s thickness. For that, click on the highlighter icon at the top to select it. On the screenshot, you can mark the text or specific areas with the highlighter tool.
Click on it again to change the stroke color and to adjust the slider for stroke thickness. If you want a grainy stroke (like if you were using a pencil), select the pencil icon to pick it.
Also, you can adjust the slider to increase or decrease the stroke’s thickness. By default, Snip & Sketch bundles three different annotation tools-Pen, Pencil, and Highlighter at the top.Ĭlick on the ballpoint pen icon at the top to use a pen to write or scribble on the screenshot. Select the ballpoint pen icon again to open its menu to change the color of the annotation stroke. Once your screenshot or image opens in the Snip & Sketch window, you can annotate and write anything on top of it. If you want to annotate a screenshot or an image that’s already on your computer, you can drag and drop it in the Snip & Sketch window. Pick the relevant button to take a screenshot and click to let it open in a Snip & Sketch window. When you’re ready to take a new screenshot, a Snipping bar will appear at the top of the screen with five buttons-Rectangular, Freeform, Window, Fullscreen, and Close. From the results, select “Open,” or press the Enter key to launch Snip & Sketch.Īfter the Snip & Sketch window opens, select the “New” button in the top-right corner to take a fresh screenshot (or snip, as Microsoft calls it).Ĭlick the downward arrow button to choose a timer or a delayed screenshot option-Snip in 3 Seconds or Snip in 10 seconds. To open the tool, press the Windows key and type “Snip and Sketch” in the Windows Search. You start by taking a screenshot using the Snip & Sketch tool in Windows 10. We’ll dive into detail on how to annotate screenshots using Windows 10’s Snip & Sketch tool. Snip & Sketch is an improved version of theĪnd makes it easy to annotate on screenshots.
Is a feature-rich option built into Windows that lets you annotate the screenshots besides taking them.
You will find several tools for taking screenshots on Windows 10, but very few to annotate them.
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