“Universal Clipboard” makes copying and pasting super simple across macOS and iOS. There are many ways this Continuity feature can boost your experience. A classic case in point, you can save the screenshots directly to the clipboard on your Mac so that they are available across your devices.
Screen Capture On Mac High Sierra
10.13 High Sierra and earlier: Use key shortcuts (see below) or Grab.app (see here). 11.14 Mojave and after: Snapshot.app (more info here). Similar to Grab but after you’ve taken the snapshot it allows you to annotate/markup the screenshot, and then you can either copy and paste from there or save as a file. File:Mac App Store (OS X) Screenshot.png; File:Mac OS X 10.1 Puma screenshot.png; File:Mac OS X Authenticate.png; File:Mac OS X Command Tab Switcher.tiff.
Let’s say; you have taken a screenshot on your Mac and want to import it in the Notes app on your iPhone. Instead of using AirDrop or other means, take it in the clipboard. Then, your image will be just a quick paste away. Isn’t it a bit more straightforward? Find out how it works!
How to Save Mac Screenshots Directly to the Clipboard in macOS
- When you take screenshots on Mac, they are saved as images in the PNG file format on your desktop
- But, when you press a modifier key (Shift, Control, Option (Alt), and Command keys) when taking a screenshot, it will send the image to the system clipboard
- Universal Clipboard is available in iOS 10 or later and macOS Sierra or higher. So, make sure your devices are fully compatible
First off, go to the screen you want to capture.
Next, you need to press the Control (⌃) key on the keyboard. Now, you need to hold Shift (⇧)+Command (⌘)+4 shortcut to send an image of part of the screen to the clipboard.
Simply hold the Control (⌃)+Shift (⇧)+Command (⌘)+3 to take the screenshot of the entire screen.
That’s it!
You have successfully taken the screenshot to the Universal Clipboard. Now, open any app on your Mac or iOS device (connected with the same iCloud account) and then paste it as usual.
Wrapping Up…
The idea of copying anything on iPhone and pasting it in a document on Mac or vice-versa is really super handy and productive. I’ve always found it neat and therefore would recommend you to take advantage of it to enhance your experience.
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