Maybe you’re trying to show how something works to your friends on Facebook or you’re a blogger trying to capture a screenshot and add it to a blog post, there are easy ways to get this done and the one you use depends on what you’re using the screenshot for.
1. Using the prt sc Button on your Keyboard
Lots of people often see this button on their keyboard without even knowing what it means. The button means print screen and with just this, you can capture whatever you have on your computer screen at that particular time.
After pressing this button, you need to open any image editing software you have installed on your PC. You should, at least, have the default Windows Paint. It’s enough even if you don’t have Photoshop installed but I prefer using paint.NET. Just open any image editing software and press CTRL + V to paste the captured screenshot. Edit the image if necessary and save.
Depending on your type of keyboard, you may need to press the fn + prt sc buttons before you can capture the screen. It’s the easiest way to do what you want to without installing anything.
2. Using PC Screen Capture Software
This freeware does a lot and has certain features you’re going to like. You can capture just an active window or select the part of the screen you want to create a snapshot from. PC Screen Capture is a portable freeware available Windows.
3. Using Firefox Addons to Capture Full Web Pages
The two methods above are only good for capturing active windows or parts of your screen but if you need to capture a web page in full length, you’ll definitely need a browser plugin.
i. Awesome Screenshot: I prefer this plugin because it’s one of those nice plugins that install and work without the need to restart your browser. It has some great features which includes editing the captured web page image right inside Firefox window. You can blur out sensitive parts and add annotations. You only need to install, right click on the web page and select Awesome Screenshot from the menu:
ii. Fireshot: This addon too does the same thing as the one mentioned earlier and even has one advantages or two over it. It allows you to share the captured screenshot on your social network easily.


Nice one. I love it
Twitter: edi4all
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thanks for the tips bro. And, just to Add to the list you have metioned, the one I use for getting web page screenshots is called Screen grab, we can search and Install it as well, its another good Add On on Firefox
Thanks for the comment, Edi. Checked that out and it was cool
Twitter: Okaztle
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@Edi, ScreenGrab doesn’t work with earlier version of firefox but only v3 and lesser, because i like updating my browsers! Awesome is good for me.
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Good software . Lets try it. May be it is full version.
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This is great information, thank you sir. I love this site!!
Twitter: itechcode
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I am using Gyazo for Screen shots and its really too easy and less memory consumer. Hope you all like it. But awesome screenshoot is really famous one. Thanks for sharing with us.
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Thanks for that useful comment, Amit. Great blog you have there.
Thanks for this bro.. I guess i cud capture my active screen now..
Will definitely try it when i get on pc
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But prt sc button only capture visible part.
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For iPhone | iPad use the free Webpage Capture: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/webpage-capture/id348797820?mt=8