Windows 11 Snipping Tool evolves to include a built-in GIF exporter. PhantomOfEarth shares news about the new feature added to the Snipping Tool.

Windows snipping tool gets GIF support Microsoft wants to make fans of moving images in GIF format happy with the latest insider build of the snipping tool.

Learn how to record your screen as a GIF in Windows 11 using the Snipping Tool. We also provide a workaround for stable users ...

Microsoft announced that the Windows screenshot and screencast Snipping Tool utility is getting support for exporting animated GIF recordings.

Snipping Tool will also be able to detect QR codes in the near future, assuming testing goes well. We already knew that shape support was on the way to Windows 11's Snipping Tool.

Windows Snipping Tool now lets you create animated GIF recordings Microsoft announced that the Windows screenshot and screencast Snipping Tool utility is getting support for exporting animated GIF ...

Now, with GIF support enabled in Snipping Tool, here is how to save a screen recording as a GIF in Windows 11: Press Win + Shift + S, select screen recording mode and record whatever you want.

Microsoft is finally equipping the Snipping Tool with an export function for animated GIFs. This means that animated screen recordings can now be created and shared without any additional software.

Windows 11's Snipping Tool will soon include a faster way to extract text, making one of its most useful features easier to access.

Windows 11 now lets users create GIFs directly with the Snipping Tool, removing the need for third-party apps or software.

For more information on using the Snipping tool on Windows jump over to the official Microsoft support website more details and directions on using the Windows operating system.