
However, for users looking to add annotations, markups, or other enhancements to a screenshot captured by the Snipping Tool, the options available in the app were rudimentary at best. It was basic, easy to use, and did exactly what it was supposed to do. For many users, the Snipping Tool became the app of choice for creating training documentation, presentations, and blog posts.

The Windows 10 Snipping Tool was added to the basic installation of the operating system many years ago as a simple way to cut, capture, and paste screenshots. Windows 11: Tips on installation, security and more (free PDF) Windows 11 cheat sheet: Everything you need to know Plan for a Windows 10/11 reinstall by following these steps Windows: Must-read coverageġ0 secret Microsoft-specific keyboard shortcuts in Windows 11 This is particularly true when a subtle, yet useful, new feature is added to a well-established application without much fanfare. Microsoft upgrades, revises, and updates Windows 10 on a continuous basis, and at such an accelerated pace, that it is easy to miss new features. Microsoft added a seamless way to pass an image from the Windows 10 Snipping Tool to the Paint 3D app where users can access powerful annotation tools.

How to pass an image from the Windows 10 Snipping Tool to Paint 3D
