"Recortar e Anotar" (known as "Snip & Sketch" in English) is a built-in application in Windows that allows users to capture, edit, and annotate screenshots. This tool is particularly useful for quickly editing images without the need for third-party software. In this article, we will explore how to effectively use "Recortar e Anotar" in Windows.

Getting Started with Recortar e Anotar:

1. Opening Recortar e Anotar:

• You can open "Recortar e Anotar" by searching for it in the Windows search bar. Simply type "Snip & Sketch" or "Recortar e Anotar" and select the application from the list.


• Alternatively, you can use the shortcut Windows Key + Shift + S to initiate a screen snip directly.

2. Capturing a Screenshot:

• Once you press Windows Key + Shift + S, the screen will dim, and a small toolbar will appear at the top of the screen with options to capture a rectangular snip, freeform snip, window snip, or full-screen snip.


• Select the desired snip type and capture the area of the screen you want.

3. Editing and Annotating:

• After capturing a snip, it will be copied to your clipboard, and a notification will appear. Click on the notification to open the snip in "Recortar e Anotar".


• Use the various tools available, such as the pen, highlighter, and eraser, to annotate your image.


• You can also crop the image, add text, or use the ruler and protractor for precise annotations.

4. Saving and Sharing:

• Once you are satisfied with your edits, you can save the image by clicking on the save icon or using Ctrl + S.


• You can also share the image directly via email or other apps by clicking on the share icon.

Examples:

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  Example 1: Quick Screenshot and Annotation
  1. Press Windows Key + Shift + S.
  2. Select the area of the screen you wish to capture.
  3. Click on the notification to open the snip in "Recortar e Anotar".
  4. Use the pen tool to circle important areas.
  5. Save the annotated image to your desired location.

  
  


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  Example 2: Using the Crop Feature
  1. Capture a full-screen snip using Windows Key + Shift + S.
  2. Open the snip in "Recortar e Anotar".
  3. Click on the crop tool and adjust the borders to focus on a specific area.
  4. Save the cropped image.