Click on the image and you’ll get the standard wordpress image page with a download option (or right-click, save-as as you prefer). Sure, it won’t win any awards but if you want it, help yourself. It’s actually the “icon-camera-retro” from Font Awesome with a white gradient background inside the camera and transparent background. I wanted to make the folder look a bit different, so quickly created an icon for myself. So I created a folder on my desktop called ‘ScreenShots’, used the codeĭefaults write location ~/Desktop/ScreenShots/
Update from the comments: Some have said this only takes effect when they restart their computer. To have the changes take effect, you then must type: Launch Terminal and use the following syntax:ĭefaults write location /path/įor example, if I want to have the screenshots appear in my Pictures folder, I would use:ĭefaults write location ~/Pictures/ OS X Daily had exactly the answer I was looking for. They’re saved to the desktop with the name ‘Screen Shot at 16.55.19.png’ĭoing so many and not always wanting to delete them immediately was making my desktop a bit of a mess, so I googled for a way of changing where they’re saved. If you are running Snow Leopard or Lion and would like to upgrade to High Sierra, you need to install El Capitan first. Using the three key shortcut “Shift CMD 4” brings up crosshairs and you can draw the area of the screen that’s of interest. This version of OS X El Capitan is for users running OS X Snow Leopard or OS X Lion who would like to upgrade to macOS High Sierra.
Taking a screenshot is so simple on a mac. Sometimes it’s simply the quickest way to save information from a web page or design I’m working on, sometimes it’s because I need to show someone what they should be seeing on their screen when I’m helping them with their computer by email.
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