How to Send Screenshots in WhatsApp Web – Guide
WhatsApp has launched a web client that allows users to send and receive messages from their computers without installing any extensions or applications. The web client supports most of the features available in the mobile apps, including the ability to share photos and documents and even add contacts. If you regularly take screenshots on your computer, you can send them to your friends using the WhatsApp web client. ..
Take screenshots of the entire WhatsApp web page using Google Chrome
To take screenshots of WhatsApp Web on Google Chrome, you need to download an extension called Fire Shot. The extension is ad-free, works offline and allows users to capture images as PDF, JPEG, GIF and PNG files. You can even export them to your OneNote app or copy them to a clipboard and paste them into another WhatsApp chat. You just need to click on the extension to start taking a screenshot once you’re in the right chat.
You can also simply make a ‘print screen’ and save the photo to your camera or send it to someone else. Then there is the crop tool, which will give you a lot more freedom to customize what you want in the first instance. ..
Take full-page WhatsApp screenshots using Microsoft Edge
When taking a screenshot in Microsoft Edge, it is much easier than in Google Chrome. This is because Microsoft’s browser comes with full page screenshot support out of the box and you only need to press Control, Shift and S buttons together to start capturing the content of your screen (cropping tool). You can select a specific region or capture the entire region on the page as you scroll to add more content, then click Save when done.
Final note
How to Send Screenshots in WhatsApp Web If you are a WhatsApp user and want to take screenshots of your chat, here is how you can do it. First, open WhatsApp and sign in. Then, go to the Screenshots tab and select the screenshot you want to take. Once you have taken the screenshot, save it to your phone.
