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I use it exactly for this. Paste screenshot, crop as needed, and save out to PNG. It opens fast, unlike heavyweight image editors. It's also fantastic for "ann
by rl3 9y ago
I use it exactly for this. Paste screenshot, crop as needed, and save out to PNG. It opens fast, unlike heavyweight image editors.
It's also fantastic for "annotating" images. MS Paint saves one from having to print an image out, scrawl unseemly things on it in crayon, and then scan it back in. If you're bad enough with the 1px pencil tool, that works just as well!
- AlfeG 9y agoI use ShareX for those kind of functionality - it's free and opensource
- strictnein 9y agoYou can do I think all of that with the built in Snipping Tool. Except you can crop while taking the screenshot, so you save a step.