Copilot , how do i create a Snipping Tool shortcut because i am clueless eventhough it may sounds simple ? THANKS for the answer Copilot.
No worries — creating a Snipping Tool shortcut is straightforward once you know the steps. Here’s a clear guide so you can make one and then pin it to your taskbar:
🖱️ Step-by-Step: Create a Snipping Tool Shortcut
Go to Desktop
Minimize all windows so you’re on your Desktop.Right-click empty space
Choose New → Shortcut.Enter the Snipping Tool command
In the location box, type:snippingtool.exe(If your Windows 10 version uses Snip & Sketch, type
ms-screenclip:instead.)Name the shortcut
Call it Snipping Tool (or Snip & Sketch) and click Finish.
→ You now have a shortcut icon on your Desktop.
📌 Pin the Shortcut to Taskbar
- Right-click the new shortcut.
- Select Pin to taskbar.
- The Snipping Tool icon will now stay on your taskbar permanently, even after reboot.
🔄 Optional: Auto-Launch at Startup
If you want Snipping Tool to open automatically every time you boot:
- Press
Windows + R, typeshell:startup, and hit Enter. - Copy your shortcut into this Startup folder.
- Restart your laptop — Snipping Tool will launch at boot, and its icon will remain on the taskbar.
✅ With this setup, you’ll always have the Snipping Tool handy in Tablet Mode, just like your speaker, battery, and Wi-Fi icons.
Would you like me to also show you how to create a Snip & Sketch shortcut (the newer version of Snipping Tool) so you can use extra features like delayed capture and quick annotation?
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