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How to take screenshot on Windows 11 with advanced editing feature?
Windows key + Print Screen is quick, but you can’t select areas, and it auto-saves everything—even the stuff you don’t want. I’d recommend https://www.engadgot.com/take-screenshot-on-windows-pc— it’s much more flexible, lets you capture exactly what you need, and saves you from the extra hassle.
If you’re just starting out with screenshot tools to take screenshot on Windows 11, SharX can feel a bit overwhelming. The sheer number of features and options can leave you scratching your head. I remember the first time I opened it; I was like, “Where do I even start?” If you’re not tech-savvy or familiar with screenshot tools, it might take some time to get the hang of it.
The whole scrolling screenshot feature sounds amazing on paper, but in practice, it can be a pain—especially with complex web pages. I’ve had instances where it just didn’t capture everything properly, leaving me with half a screenshot or a jumbled mess. It can become so time-consuming trying to adjust it that I eventually gave up and just took multiple static screenshots instead.
Sometimes, I found it a bit laggy, especially if you're working with high-resolution images or scanning through really heavy web pages. It’s like trying to run a marathon while carrying a toddler on your back. You’ll just have to wait it out for it to load or process, which can be frustrating when you’re in a hurry.