When using Save Screenshot, the most common questions are about image formats, save locations, and repeated saving; this section includes 3 common questions and a short glossary.
FAQ
What is the difference between PNG and JPG?
- PNG is usually better for keeping screenshot details clearer.
- JPG usually creates a smaller file and is often more convenient for sharing or uploading.
- If you need transparency support or want to preserve more detail, choose PNG first.
Where can I find the saved screenshot?
- Check the target folder shown in the save dialog box before saving.
- If the file has already been saved, search your local folders by file name.
- It is helpful to save screenshots to a fixed folder for easier management later.
Can I save multiple screenshots at once?
- The current workflow saves screenshots one at a time.
- After finishing one screenshot, repeat the same save steps for the next one.
- If you plan to organize them later, use consistent file names and save them in the same folder.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| PNG | A common image format that is suitable for keeping screenshot details clear and usually preserves image quality well. |
| JPG | A compressed image format that usually creates smaller files and is suitable for transfer and sharing. |
| Save location | The target local folder where the screenshot file is written. |