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I want to add screenshots to show visuals on my webpage but not sure if I am doing this correctly. I have tried doing this but want to make sure I am doing it correctly
There are a couple of tools, like snag it, and monosnap. I like monosnap, since I can do a screenshot, mark it up, and share it in chat right away. It's free, and easy to use. Just make sure you sign up for free, so when you capture something, you can upload to get the link to share it. You can also save them without uploading them if you want to use them on your site. Hope this helps!
I've only started using monosnap a few weeks ago, and it works really nicely. I use it mostly to share screenshots in chat, but I have also used it for pictures on my site. I have other ways to take screenshots, but monosnap has a really nice interface on the Mac. I haven't tried it on a PC.
Thanks for the tools, they always seem to help streamline things. I will definitely look into this.
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How do you create a screenshot to add on your webpage?
I want to add screenshots to show visuals on my webpage but not sure if I am doing this correctly. I have tried doing this but want to make sure I am doing it correctly
Hey,
Maybe try these approaches: Screenshots - How To Make Them and How to Take Professional Screenshots If you are using a mac I usually hold "shift" + "cmd" + "4". You can then just click and drag your desired window that you want to use as a screenshot.
Hope that helps :)
There are a couple of tools, like snag it, and monosnap. I like monosnap, since I can do a screenshot, mark it up, and share it in chat right away. It's free, and easy to use. Just make sure you sign up for free, so when you capture something, you can upload to get the link to share it. You can also save them without uploading them if you want to use them on your site. Hope this helps!
I've only started using monosnap a few weeks ago, and it works really nicely. I use it mostly to share screenshots in chat, but I have also used it for pictures on my site. I have other ways to take screenshots, but monosnap has a really nice interface on the Mac. I haven't tried it on a PC.
Thanks for the tools, they always seem to help streamline things. I will definitely look into this.
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Hey,
Maybe try these approaches: Screenshots - How To Make Them and How to Take Professional Screenshots If you are using a mac I usually hold "shift" + "cmd" + "4". You can then just click and drag your desired window that you want to use as a screenshot.
Hope that helps :)
Thank you so much for your help. I appreciate it.
anytime :)