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Taking a basic screenshot on a Chromebook is very simple. This is the method you’d use if you want to capture whatever happens to be displayed on your screen at a given time.
1. Find the content you want to screenshot. On a Chromebook, this can be pretty much anything: it’ll work for web pages, apps, your desktop… whatever you want to capture.
2. Hold down the Ctrl key and then press the Show Windows key. Here’s what that looks like:
3. Find your screenshot. By default, Chrome OS will have saved it to the Downloads folder within My Files. You can find this by opening the Files app (search for it via the launcher, if you don’t know where it is).
Your screenshot will also have been copied to your clipboard, which is useful if you want to paste it straight into a Google Docs or Slides document.
And finally, on some Chromebooks you’ll also see a window appear in the bottom right of the screen once you take it. You can click on this to take you directly to the Files app.
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