Why does snagit magnify my screen?

This behavior is caused by either high DPI settings, or different DPI settings for different monitors. Before trying the suggestions below, make sure to have the latest update for the version of Snagit that is installed by clicking Help > Check for updates.

How do I resize an image in Snagit?

Resize an Image

  1. In Snagit Editor, select Image > Resize Image.
  2. Select an option from the Units dropdown: Percent: Scale image based on a percentage of the current image size.
  3. Enter a Width and Height based on the selected unit.
  4. Click Advanced (Windows only) to display additional options.
  5. Click the Apply button.

How do you take multiple screenshots on Windows 10?

Press Windows + Shift + S keys to startup up the region screenshot taking tool. You’ll see a crosshair and your background will be blurred. Now click-and-drag to select the area of which you want to take a screenshot. When you’ll let go, the screenshot of selected area will be copied to the clipboard.

How do you do a scrolling screenshot?

Android 12: Scrolling Screenshot

  1. Hold the ‘Volume down’ button and ‘Power’ button at the same time.
  2. Once the screenshot is captured, tap on the “scroll capture” option on the bottom left corner.
  3. You will need to repeat the procedure until you get to the bottom of the page.

How do you take a picture in Snagit?

From the All-in-one tab click the Capture button, move the crosshairs over the window to capture, and click one of the yellow arrows depending on the direction you want to scroll. Snagit captures everything visible in the window and creates a single image that you can edit.

What happens when trying to capture a region with Snagit?

When trying to capture a region on a screen with Snagit – suddenly the area becones magnified and bigger than real size. Result – not capable of capturing the whole visible region because of this magnifier. What can I change in the options to get rid of this?

Why is my capture not capturing everything I want?

You can’t capture correctly everything you want. This happens if you change the “Text Size” setting in Windows Display Settings, but ignore the system advise to log off and on again. The simple solution for this problem is, of course, to log off, then log on again – or reboot your computer.