Windows has never been short on ways to record your screen. Between the legacy Steps Recorder, the Xbox Game Bar, and the recently updated Snipping Tool, you technically have everything you need built ...

The tool you already have meets all your screen-recording needs.

If you want to record what’s on your screen, you probably know that you can use a Windows keyboard shortcut to launch the Snipping Tool in Windows 11. That’s Windows key + Shift + R and it’ll start ...

Have you ever spent hours searching for a screen recorder, only to be bombarded with options that slap a watermark on your work or lock essential features behind a paywall? It’s frustrating, right? In ...