

Paste -html TEXT Treat TEXT as HTML and paste it to the screen Paste -plain TEXT Treat TEXT as plain text and paste it to the screen Note: no space is allowed before or after the comma. Paste Options paste Paste the clipboard content as an image window Output order: FILE_NAME -> file-dialog -> printer -> quick-save -> clipboard -> pin -> success -> exec(COMMAND)įor example, snip -o file-dialog clipboard will automatically copy the screenshot once the snipping area is determined and then popup the File Save Dialog. With Snipaste PRO, the above options can be combined with, but the output order is predefined and irrelevant to the written order. o exec(COMMAND) Execute COMAAND after a successful screenshot o success Save the screenshot to nowhere, but mark it as successĪ successful screenshot will be recorded (and can be reviewed)Īnd can invoke Auto Save (if you have enabled that in the Preferences) o printer Send the screenshot to the printer o file-dialog Show the file save dialog after the screenshot o quick-save Save the screenshot to the Quick Save folder (double quote the text if it contains any space) o FILE_NAME Save the screenshot with the specified FILE_NAME.

Set to (X, Y) and size set to WIDTH x HEIGHT Snip -area X Y WIDTH HEIGHT Start snipping with the snipping area's top-left corner

For macOS version: /Applications/Snipaste.app/Contents/MacOS/Snipaste snip -full -o clipboard.
Using snipaste windows#
For Windows Store version: Snipaste snip -full -o clipboard.For Windows desktop version: X:/path/to/your/Snipaste.exe snip -full -o clipboard.Capture fullscreen and copy it to clipboard:
