bash-3.2$ defaults write location ~/Desktopīash-3.2$ killall SystemUIServer Take a look at this live example.Whether you know them as screen dumps, screen captures, screenshots, screen grabs or print screens, the process of capturing the visual information - displayed on the screen of your Mac - is a relatively straightforward process …once you know how. Just execute below commands without screenshots in step-2. Please follow below step-by-step instructions on how to change the default screenshot location on Mac OS X Step-1Įxecute command bash-3.2$ defaults write location ~/Desktop/screenshots Step-3Įxecute command bash-3.2$ killall SystemUIServerĪnd you are all set. Today I’ve made changes to put all captured screenshot under ~/Desktop/screenshots folder by default and would like to share steps with you too. You could use Command + Shift + 3 to capture entire screen. It’s not always convenient to put all images on Desktop and it may create cluttered view. By default it puts captured screenshot on Desktop. When you type Command + Shift + 4 on Macbook keyboard, you will have an option to capture part of screen. How do I change the default location for screenshots on Mac?Įven after using Macbook for so many years, I never thought of changing default screen-capture file location until now. I received number of feedbacks from wide variety of users about their primary OS and they liked tutorial which was mainly for Mac users.
Sometime back I’ve written an article on setting up WordPress locally on Mac OS X using MAMP and it became very popular. It’s been years I used Windows as my development platform. It’s super fast and so convenient that, I couldn’t live without it for a day (I guess 😉 ).
I use my Macbook Pro for daily blogging activity. How to Change Where Screenshots Are Saved on Your Mac? How to Change Your Mac’s Default Screenshot Directory?
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