Taking a screenshot on a Chromebook shouldn't feel like a tech tutorial from outer space. Whether you're a student capturing an assignment, a professional saving receipts, or just someone who wants to share a meme — knowing how to take screenshots on a Chromebook is an everyday digital skill. Unlike traditional Windows or Mac devices, Chromebooks run on Chrome OS , which uses a combination of keyboard shortcuts and built-in tools. But don’t worry — once you know where everything is, snapping a shot of your screen will be second nature. 🔑 Mastering the Basics: The Key Combo That Does the Magic To take a full-screen screenshot on Chromebook , press Ctrl + Show Windows . The Show Windows key looks like a rectangle with two lines behind it — it’s usually in the top row near the F5 key. What happens next? Your screenshot gets saved automatically in your “Downloads” folder, and a pop-up appears on the lower-right corner, giving you instant access. If you're using an ...