macOS: Directly Paste Screenshots Into Documents

Did you know you can directly paste screenshots on your Mac into a document? Apple’s support account on Twitter tweeted this yesterday, and it’s too good not to share. Here’s how to do it.


Pasting Screenshots


This is a variation on making a screenshot selection.



  1. First, hold down Command (⌘) + Shift + 4, which will bring up the screenshot selection tool.

  2. Next, hold down Control, and make your selection on the screen using your mouse.

  3. Then, pull up whatever document you want to paste the selection into, and press Command (⌘) +  V.


Did you know you can directly paste screenshots on your Mac into a document macOS: Directly Paste Screenshots Into Documents

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That’s it! If you frequently make screenshots and insert them into documents, this should streamline your workflow a bit.


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