These include a timer, save to options, as well as the ability to disable the floating thumbmail afer taking a screenshot, show/don’t show mouse pointer, and remember last selection.Click Options to customize your screenshot preferences.Now you’ll see the entire screen, selected window, or selected portion options, as well as the ability to start a screen recording (entire or portion), “Options,” and “Capture”.Open the macOS Screenshot app: shift + command + 5.Add the control key to the shortcut to copy the screenshot to your clipboard.
Screenshot the Touch Bar on MacBook Pro: shift + command + 6.You can also hold the option key to remove the shadow border from window screenshots.Click the window or menu to take the screenshot.Hover over different windows, the menu bar, menu items, or Dock, a blue highlight will let you know what you’re going to capture.With these screenshots, you’ll see a camera icon appear.Screenshot a window, menu, the Dock: shift + command + 4 + space bar.Add the control key if you want to copy it to your clipboard.Let go of your mouse button or trackpad to take the selected screenshot.Press the escape key to cancel the screenshot.You can press and hold the space bar to drag the selected portion.Then use the crosshair with your mouse or trackpad to select the portion you’d like to capture.