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Pasting Screenshots
After capturing a screenshot, simply pressing Ctrl+V in the workspace saves it directly as an image file.
Capturing the Screen (Copying to Clipboard)
- Capture the screen using a basic capture tool such as Print Screen, then press Ctrl+C.
- You can also right-click an image in a browser and copy it.
Pasting into the Workspace
In the destination folder, press Ctrl+V (Mac: Cmd+V) or select Paste above the folder list.
Enter the file name you want and save.
If you check
Don't ask again and save, files are automatically named and saved without the rename popup appearing.
Editing Images
Click the Edit button instead of Save to save the image under the name you entered and open the image editor, where you can make simple edits such as cropping and highlighting.
Changing the Save Location
Before saving, click the Change location button to specify a different destination folder.