Microsoft is finally bringing a native screen recording tool to Windows. The Snipping Tool is being updated in Windows 11 to support screen recording.

Microsoft has revealed that Windows 11 is finally getting its own built-in screen recording tool, something that Mac users have had for years.

There are lots of screen recording programs, some with unique features and built-in editing tools. For example, iMobie's Screenify can record from your webcam, too, and has no watermarks or ads.

If you want to record what’s on your screen, you probably know that you can use a Windows keyboard shortcut to launch the Snipping Tool in Windows 11. That’s Windows key + Shift + R and it ...

Windows 11 Snipping Tool's Screen Recording Option is Finally Here According to a recent report by The Verge, Windows 11 failed to feature a built-in screen recorder when it debuted.

Snipping Tool in Windows 11 will soon be updated to version 11.2211.35.0 Microsoft has started rolling out a built-in screen recording tool for Windows 11 users.

Snipping Tool has always made it fast and easy to capture and share content from the PC, and now with screen recording built-in, the company is expanding these capabilities to even more types of ...

The tool is accessible through the Windows 11 capture bar, which already has surprisingly powerful options such as video recording and screen region capture.

Did you know Windows 11 has an easy tool for recording screencasts? The built-in Snipping Tool feature doesn't just take screenshots. It can record screencasts, too!