You could paste it into an app you're using. Then you could immediately paste it into something. This would just be like copying the screenshot to the clipboard.
You could also set the Clipboard as a location. This allows you to choose any folder on your hard drive, an external hard drive, iCloud or anything you can get to in the Finder you can select as a folder to use as a place to save the screenshots.
You can set it to a folder like the Desktop folder, the Documents folder, or you can choose another location. So under Options there are a variety of choices. So one of the key options is to set where you want the screenshot saved. You can see it saves the screenshot as an image file, saved here to the desktop just like I asked it to. Let me click on this main screen here to capture it. If I want to capture all three screens that I have on my Mac I can just hit the Capture button or press Return. You can see the cursor is set to this little camera icon. Since I have multiple screens here I can simply click on the screen that I want to capture it. To start I've got it set to Save to Desktop, Timer set to None, and Show Floating Thumbnail turned off. There are also two modes for recording the screen but we won't look at those in this tutorial. Capture a Selected Window is another way and you can also Capture a Selected Area or portion of the screen. There are three modes for capturing the screen. This brings up the tool here at the bottom of the screen. The most versatile way to start using this tool is to use the keyboard shortcut, Shift Command 5. So macOS includes a very powerful built-in screenshot tool. There you could read more about it, join us, and get exclusive content.
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Today let me show you how to take a screenshot on your Mac. Check out The Complete Guide To Taking Screenshots On a Mac at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.
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