Over the past few decades, the way we work has shifted as we’ve digitized many of our processes and tools. As a result, taking a screenshot has become an important way for us to document and record information without a pen and paper. Whether you’re saving a webpage for future reference or sharing information with coworkers, taking screenshots is a quick and efficient way to document your findings.

If you’re using Microsoft Edge as your browser, you already have access to the web capture feature—a built-in screenshot tool that lets you save an image of your entire webpage. Learn how to screenshot your entire page, as well as sections of your page, with Microsoft Edge's web capture tool.

How to screenshot your entire webpage

The web capture tool in Microsoft Edge makes it easy to screenshot your entire webpage. Here's how to get started:

How to capture a specific area of your webpage

In addition to capturing an entire webpage, Microsoft Edge's web capture tool allows you to capture specific areas or sections of a page. This feature is particularly useful when you need to highlight a specific part of the content. Here's how to get started: