CaraEdit Hasil Screenshot. Jika Anda mengetuk gambar mini (thumbnail) yang muncul di sudut kiri bawah layar setelah mengambil SS, opsi pengeditan akan terbuka. Dengan menggunakan mode pengeditan ini, Anda dapat mengubah hasil screenshot tersebut seperti memotongnya, memutarnya, membubuhi keterangan pada gambar, menyisipkan tanda tangan, dan

1 Press and hold the Volume Down and Power buttons simultaneously. After 1-2 seconds the screen will flash indicated a screenshot was taken. The key combination may vary depending on your phone or tablet. On some Android models, you’ll have to hold the Home and Power buttons. If you’re using Android or later, you can also take a screenshot by holding down the power button until a menu appears, and then tapping Screenshot.[1] If you only need to crop or draw on your screenshot, you may be able to do this immediately after you take the screenshot on Android. Simply click the pencil icon on the preview of the screenshot to draw on it or the crop symbol to change the size of the screenshot before you save it. 2 Open Photos. It’s the white icon with a multicolored flower inside labeled Photos or Google Photos.[2] If you don’t have Google Photos on your Android, you can download it now from the Play Store. Advertisement 3Tap the screenshot to open it. 4Tap the edit button. It’s the second icon at the bottom the three lines with sliders of Google Photos. 5Select a filter. If you’d like to apply one of Google Photos’ preset color/lighting filters, select an option from the row at the bottom of the screen. Swipe left across the examples and tap the one you want to use. 6 Tap to crop and/or rotate photo. Crop The screenshot is surrounded by a border with white dots at each corner. Drag the dots until only the part of the image you want to keep is surrounded. The crop will happen automatically though you can drag the dots back outward to undo your changes. Rotate Tap the curved arrow icon at the bottom-right corner until the image appears as you like. 7Tap Done to save your changes. If you’d like to edit the colors and lighting effects, continue with this method. 8Tap the edit button. It’s at the bottom of the screen the one with sliders and knobs. This opens the lighting and color options. 9 Adjust the lighting and color. Use the sliders to adjust the lighting and color of the screenshot if desired. Slide the “Light” slider left to make the image darker, or right to increase its brightness. Slide the “Color” slider left to decrease the intensity of the colors, or right to make the colors very saturated. 10Tap Save when you’re finished. If you didn’t make any changes or don’t want to save them, tap the X at the top-left corner, and tap Discard if prompted. Advertisement 1 Press and hold the Volume Down and Power buttons simultaneously. After 1-2 seconds the screen will flash indicated a screenshot was taken. The image will be saved to your gallery. The key combination may vary depending on your phone or tablet. On some Android models, you’ll have to hold the Home and Power buttons. If you use Google Photos on your Galaxy, see this method instead. If you only need to crop or draw on your screenshot, you may be able to do this immediately after you take the screenshot on Android. Simply click the pencil icon on the preview of the screenshot to draw on it or the crop symbol to change the size of the screenshot before you save it. 2 Open the Gallery app. The icon usually has a yellow flower, and you’ll find it in the app drawer. If you see a preview of the screenshot right after you take it, you can tap it to open it in the editor without having to open the Gallery. 3 Tap the screenshot to open it. Several options will appear along the bottom of the screen. The remaining settings will vary depending on your version of the Gallery app, as well as which model of Galaxy you own. 4 Tap Edit the pencil icon or the icon with three-bars. The option you see will look different depending on your version.[3] If you already see some editing tools at the bottom of the screen, you won’t need to complete this step. 5Crop the screenshot. Tap the crop icon a square with two longer lines at two of its corners at the bottom of the screen, or the Adjustment option. Drag the box to surround only the part of the screenshot you want to keep, and then tap SAVE or the check mark.[4] 6Rotate the screenshot. To do this, tap the ⁝ menu at the top-right corner, then select Rotate Left or Rotate Right as needed. 7Make additional edits as needed. The remaining options vary by model, but you’ll usually find options to choose a filter usually under Effect, adjust colors often called Tone, and draw on the image using a tool called Drawing. 8Tap SAVE when you’re finished editing. This saves the changes to your screenshot. Advertisement 1 Press the Home and Power buttons simultaneously to take a screenshot. The screen will flash briefly and a preview of the screenshot will appear at the bottom-left corner of the screen. If your iPhone doesn’t have a Home button, you can take a screenshot by pressing the Power and Volume-Up buttons. 2 Tap the screenshot preview. It’s the small image at the bottom-left corner. This opens the screenshot in the Markup tool, which displays several editing icons at the bottom. The preview will only stay at the bottom-left corner for a few seconds before disappearing. If it disappears before you tap it, follow these steps to open it in the Markup tool[5] Open the Photos app. Tap the screenshot. Tap Edit at the top-right corner. Tap the three dots icon. Tap Markup the icon of a marker at the bottom. 3Drag the blue borders to crop the screenshot. Drag the blue lines to surround only the part of the screenshot you want to save, if desired. 4 Draw on the screenshot. Here’s how Tap one of the drawing tools the marker, highlighter, and pencil icons at the bottom-left corner to select it. Tap the tool again to choose a line width and weight. Tap the filled-in circle to select a color. Use your finger to draw on or highlight certain areas. Tap the drawing tool you select at the bottom-left corner to return to the tools list. If you made a mistake in your drawing, tap the pencil eraser tool at the bottom and then tap the error to delete it. 5 Tap the Text tool to type on the photo. If you don’t see the “T” at the bottom of the screen, tap the + at the bottom-right corner to expand more options, and then tap Text. Tap the filled-in circle to choose a text color. Tap aA icon to choose a font face, size, and alignment. 6 Add shapes to the screenshot. Tap the + at the bottom-right corner, then tap the square, circle, chat bubble, or arrow to add these shapes to the screenshot. Use the filled-in circle at the bottom to select a color. 7 Add your signature. If you need to sign the screenshot, here’s how you can do that Tap the + at the bottom-right corner Tap Signature. Use your finger to sign your name at the bottom or select your signature if you’ve already created one. Tap Done at the top. If your signature doesn’t appear, tap Signature again, then tap your signature to place it. Drag your signature to the desired position. 8Use the magnifying glass. If you’d like to increase the size of one area of the screenshot, tap the + and select Magnifier. You can then use your fingers to position or change the size of the enlarged area. 9Tap Done when you’re finished editing. It’s at the top of the screen. A menu will expand at the bottom. 10Tap Save to Photos. This saves the screenshot to the Photos app. Advertisement 1 Press the Home and Power buttons simultaneously to take a screenshot. The screen will flash briefly and a preview of the screenshot will appear at the bottom-left corner of the screen. If your iPhone doesn’t have a Home button, you can take a screenshot by pressing the Power and Volume-Up buttons. 2Open the Photos app. Your screenshot is saved to this location by default. 3Tap the screenshot to open it. 4Tap the “Edit” button. This button is located in the upper right corner of the screenshot and will bring up a variety of editing tools. 5Tap the Magic Wand icon to make auto changes. This button is in the upper right corner of the screen and will automatically make color and lightning adjustments to the screenshot. 6 Tap the Dial icon to adjust color, light, and balance. This button appears in the bottom toolbar and will bring up 3 menus “Light”, “Color”, and “B&W”. Each category will have a submenu with a number of options that can be adjusted with a slider. 7 Tap the “Filter” icon to add artistic filters. This icon is represented by 3 overlapping circles and is located on the bottom toolbar. Filters like Mono, Tonal, and Noir will add a black and white stylized filter. Filters like Fade or Instant will give the screenshot a washed out, retro look. 8 Tap the “Rotation Icon” to crop, zoom, or rotate the screenshot. This icon is located on the right of the bottom toolbar. Tap and drag the corners of the picture space to crop the picture. Adjust the slider to manually rotate the photo or press the “Rotate” icon square with a curved arrow to automatically rotate 90 degrees. Reverse pinch the photo to zoom. 9 Tap “Done” to keep your changes. This button appears in the lower right corner after changes have been made. You can undo your changes by tapping “Cancel” in the lower left corner and selecting “Discard Changes”. You can undo changes after saving by selecting “Revert” which appears in place of the “Done” button. Advertisement 1 Type “Snipping Tool” into the search bar. You can usually open the search bar by clicking the circle or magnifying glass to the right of the Start menu. Microsoft plans to discontinue the Snipping Tool in a future release. This tool will be replaced by Windows Snip and Sketch. 2Click Snipping Tool in the search results. 3Click New. It’s at the top-left corner of the window. The screen will appear slightly faded and mouse cursor will change to a selection tool. 4Click and drag the mouse to select the area you want to screenshot. When you release the cursor, the image will be captured and open in the Snipping Tool. 5 Click the pen to if you want to draw on the screenshot. It’s at the top of the tool. You can use this to write simple notes or circle areas of interest. To select a color, click the small arrow next to the icon, then choose a color. 6Click the highlighter tool to highlight parts of the screenshot. You can then click and drag the tool to highlight text. 7Click the eraser tool to remove changes. With the eraser tool selected, click a pen or highlighter marked to remove it. 8Click File menu when you’re ready to save. It’s at the top-left corner of the tool. 9Click Save As. 10Type a name for your screenshot and click Save. This saves your edited screenshot. Advertisement 1 Open Snip & Sketch. Snip & Sketch will be replacing the Snipping Tool as the default screenshot tool. If you have the app installed, type snip into the Windows search bar, then click Snip & Sketch in the search results. If you don’t have the app, you can install it now for free from the Microsoft Store. You must have the most up-to-date version of Windows to use Snip & Sketch. 2Click New. It’s at the top-left corner of the tool if the window is expanded, or the bottom-left corner if the window is smaller. [6] 3 Take a screenshot. Choose one of these three options To capture a square or rectangular area of the screen, click the rectangle with a dot at the top-center part of the tool, then draw a square around the desired area. To draw a freehand line around the area you want to capture, click the curved line shape with a dot the second icon in the bar at the top, and then trace around the area you want to capture. To capture the entire screen, just click the rectangle with darkened corners the third icon in bar at the top. 4Use the drawing tools. Click the pen, pencil, or highlighter tool near the top-center part of Snip & Sketch to select a drawing tool, then tap the tool again to select a color and line weight. Use the mouse to draw on the image.[7] 5Crop the screenshot. Click the crop symbol the square with a diagonal line in the row at the top-center part of the screen, then draw a box around the area you want to keep. Click the check mark at the top-right corner to crop. 6Click the disk to save your It’s near the top-right corner. This opens the Save As dialog, where you can choose a new location and filename for your screenshot and then click Save. Advertisement 1 Press ⎙ PrtScr on your keyboard. This key will copy the contents of your screen to your clipboard. If your keyboard doesn’t have this key, you can use the one on the on-screen keyboard. Here’s how Click the circle or magnifying glass to the right of the Start menu to open the search bar. Type on screen keyboard, and then click On-Screen Keyboard in the search results. Click the PrtScn key. 2Press ⊞ Win+R and type “mspaint” into the text field that appears. The Windows Run tool will launch Microsoft Paint upon pressing “OK”. 3 Press Ctrl+V to paste your screenshot into can also paste by right-clicking the paint area and selecting "Paste". 4Click "Rotate" and select a rotation option. This button is located in the “Image” section of the toolbar and will open a menu to with different rotation options, such as vertical, horizontal, or 90 degree rotation. 5 Click "Resize" to change the image size. This button is located in the "Image" section of the toolbar and will open a window to set a new window size. Enter a new size value 200% size and press “OK”. You can select to adjust the size by pixel or percentage. Use pixel adjustments if you need a more precise change. Changing the size to be larger than the original will result in a loss of picture quality. 6Crop your screenshot. Click the "Select" option from “Image” section of the toolbar. Click and drag to select the area of the screenshot you want to use then click the "Crop" button the right of the “Select” tool. 7Click the “A” button to add text to your screenshot. This button is located in the tools section on the toolbar. Click and drag to select a text area and type to enter your desired text.[8] 8 Click the brush icon or select a shape to make markings on the screenshot. Both options can be selected from the “Shapes” section. Brushes can be used for freehand marking and shapes will make markings in the shape selected. You can change the color of the shapes and markers by selecting a color palette from the “Color” section. 9Open the “File” menu and select “Save As” to save your changes. You will be prompted to name the screenshot and browse for a save location. Clicking “Save” will confirm your changes. Advertisement 1 Press ⇧ Shift+⌘ Command+3 to take a screenshot. A screenshot will be taken of your current screen and saved to your desktop. If you’d like to capture a single window, press ⇧ Shift+⌘ Command+4, press the space bar, then click the window you want to capture.[9] To take a screenshot of a certain part of the screen, press ⇧ Shift+⌘ Command+4, and then click and drag the mouse to select the desired part of the screen. 2 Double-click the new file on your desktop. It’s the new image file that contains date and time you took the screenshot. If your images open with a different app, press ⌘ Command as you click the file, select Open With and choose Preview. 3Rotate the image. You can click the rotate button the rectangle with a curved arrow near the top of Preview to rotate the image 90 degrees. 4Adjust the size of the image. Click the Tools menu at the top of the screen, and then select Adjust Size. This allows you to change the height, width, and resolution as needed. 5Crop the screenshot. If you want to save just part of the screenshot, click the selection tool the dotted box near the top-left corner, and then click and drag the area you want to keep. Once selected, click the Tools menu at the top of the screen, and then Crop to cut out everything but the selected area. 6 Adjust the colors and brightness. If you want to get crafty, click the Tools menu and select Adjust Color. You can use the sliders to adjust the exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, saturation, temperature, tint, and sharpness. Your screenshot will reflect your changes as you make them, allowing you to experiment and find the right mix of settings. Exposure, contrast, highlights, and shadows will affect the brightness and black/white balance of the colors. Saturation, temperature, and tint will affect the intensity of the colors. 7 Add text, shapes, and drawings.[10] Click the A button near the top-right corner to open the text tool, and then click anywhere on the screenshot to type. Click the pen tool to draw. Click the icon of a square and rectangle to insert shapes like triangles and circles. 8Click the File menu when you’re finished. It’s at the top-left corner of the screen. 9Click Save. 10Enter a file name and click Save. Your edited screenshot is now saved. Advertisement Ask a Question 200 characters left Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. Submit Advertisement Thanks for submitting a tip for review! About This Article Article SummaryX1. Take the screenshot. 2. Open Google Photos. 3. Tap the screenshot. 4. Tap the edit button. 5. Use filters and tools. 6. Tap Done. Did this summary help you? Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 197,459 times. 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Screenshot atau hasil tangkapan layar dari smartphone biasanya terlihat sangat biasa dan tidak menarik. Untuk membuatnya menarik biasanya kita harus mengedit sendiri menggunakan aplikasi editing dan menambahkan gambar frame handphone. Mulai sekarang tidak perlu ribet lagi, guys! Jaka akan kasih kamu cara praktis dan mudah untuk membuat screenshot lebih ciamik. Caranya adalah menggunakan sebuah aplikasi untuk membuat screenshot lebih menarik bernama Screener. BACA JUGA 100% Berhasil Begini Cara Membuat Screenshot Palsu di Komputer Cara Screenshot di Android Tanpa Perlu Menekan Tombol Apapun! Cara Screenshot Panjang di iPhone dan Android Semua Merk, Bisa Tanpa Aplikasi! Membuat Screenshot Lebih Menarik dengan MUDAH Untuk menambahkan frame handphone pada hasil screenshot sekarang kita tidak perlu melakukannya secara manual karena ada cara praktisnya. Kamu cukup download aplikasi bernama Screener di Jalan Tikus. Setelah itu instal dan kamu bisa mulai menggunakannya. Berikut langkah praktis mengedit hasil screenshot kamu Screener Apps Productivity Toastcode DOWNLOAD Langkah 1 Buka aplikasi Screener, dan kamu akan melihat tampilan awal aplikasi ini. Tampilannya sederhana dan mudah digunakan. Ada template frame untuk berbagai merk handphone dan juga smartwatch. Jika kamu slide layar ke kanan kamu bisa memilih tipe frame yang kamu bisa pakai mulai dari Flat, 3D, dan Minimal. Sebelum menggunakan template yang ada kamu harus mengunduhnya terlebih dahulu. Langkah 2 Pilih template yang akan kamu gunakan, lalu tap. Setelah itu kamu akan masuk ke menu pengeditan. Kamu bisa memasukkan gambar hasil screenshot kamu dengan menekan icon + yang ada di tengah template handphone. Setelah itu pilih gambar yang akan kamu gunakan, bisa dari galeri, google drive, maupun file manager. Cara Screenshot Di Android Tanpa Perlu Menekan Tombol Apapun! Menyebalkan bukan jika setiap kali ingin screenshot harus menekan tombol kombinasi? Bisa-bisa cepat rusak tombol power dan volume Android kita. Nah, ini dia cara screenshot di Android tanpa harus menekan tombol. LIHAT ARTIKEL Langkah 3 Pada kolom pengaturan yang terletak di bagian bawah kamu bisa menyesuaikan tampilannya. Ada dua menu yaitu Frame dan Background. Kamu bisa menambahkan bayangan dan mengatur kecerahan di menu Frame. Sedangkan di menu background kamu bisa memilih akan menggunakan latar warna solid atau gambar lain. Untuk berpindah di antara dua menu ini kamu bisa tap icon navigasi yang ada di sebelah kanan dan kiri layar. Langkah 4 Kalau kamu sudah selesai mengedit kamu bisa langsung menyimpannya. Caranya, tap icon yang ada di sudut kanan atas. Setelah itu pilih Save, hasil editing kamu akan otomatis tersimpan ke galeri kamu tepatnya di folder Screener. Hasil Editing Menggunakan Screener Seperti inilah hasil akhir dari editing menggunakan aplikasi Screener ini. Bagaimana, jadi lebih menarik kan? Akhir Kata Nah, itu tadi rekomendasi Jaka mengenai aplikasi untuk membuat screenshot lebih menarik. Aplikasi ini mudah dipelajari dan juga digunakan. Kamu bisa mulai mencobanya dari sekarang. Baca juga artikel seputar Screenshot atau artikel menarik lainnya dari Chaeroni Fitri. ARTIKEL TERKAIT 13 Screenshot Perbandingan Android Lollipop vs Kitkat pada Sony Xperia Cara Screenshot Panjang Tampilan Web di Komputer 100% JAHIL! Ini Dia Cara Membuat Blue Screen Palsu di Windows Cara Mengambil Screenshot di Komputer Hanya Dalam 1 Detik APPS TERKAIT SCR Screen Recorder Pro Apps Iwo Banas Super Screen Recorder - No Root REC & Screenshot Apps HappyBees Screenshot Easy Apps Ice Cold Apps Screen Recorder With Audio And Editor & Screenshot Apps Genius Recorder Screen Recorder HD

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