Snip & Sketch keyboard shortcuts

Snip & Sketch

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This shortcut list is sorted by user, meaning that original structure (headings) is disregarded. You can see the original page here: Snip & Sketch keyboard shortcuts.

0	Ctrl + S	Save the snip
1	Ctrl + C	Copy the snip to clipboard
0	Ctrl + Y	Redo
0	Ctrl + Z	Undo
0	Alt + T	Type by touching
3	Alt + M	Choose a snipping mode
0	Alt + M	Open the '...' menu
0	Alt + N	Create a new snip in the same mode as the last one
0	Alt + H	Highlighter
3		Pan snip
2	Ctrl +	Zoom in / out
-1	Alt + I	Select pen tool
1	Alt + U	Undo
2	↑ Shift + ← ↑ → ← ↓ →	Move the cursor to select from different types of snips
0	Ctrl + O	Open file
0	Alt + F4	Exit (asks to save changes)
0	Alt + A	Share
1	Alt + E	Eraser
0	Alt + R	Crop snip
1	Alt + D	Redo
0	Alt + D	Delay capture by 1 - 5 seconds
0	Alt + C	Copy the snip to clipboard
1	Alt + Z	Zoom
0	Ctrl + P	Print
16	Win + ↑ Shift + S	Take a screenshot of selected area (works without starting Snip & Sketch too)
0	Alt + I then Alt + I	Select pen color
0	Alt + H then Alt + H	Select highlighter color
1	Alt + E then Alt + E	Open drop down menu with 'Select all ink'
Screenshots taken by this shortcut aren't automatically saved, they're only copied to clipboard.
To automatically save a screenshot, you can use Windows + PrintScreen shortcut. This will save the capture in your Pictures\Screenshots folder. This shortcut is probably not related to Snip & Sketch and capture entire screen (instead of letting you select the area).

Source: Microsoft Snipping Tool documentation

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