The Snipping Tool on Windows 7 was a highly popular application for taking screenshots on Windows 7 PC and other older operating systems. It allowed users to capture a specific area of the screen or the entire screen, depending on their needs.

• Free-form Snip: Capture any irregular shape on the screen
• Rectangular Snip: Capture for Windows 7 Snipping Tool download a specific rectangular area on the screen
• Window Snip: Capture an entire window of an application
• Full screenshot on Windows 7 PC Snip: Capture the entire screen

After capturing the screenshot, users in Windows 7 Snipping Tool could edit the image using basic tools like a pen, highlighter, and eraser. The edited image could then be saved, copied to the clipboard, or sent via email.

How to Install and Launch Snipping Tool in Old Windows Versions

Snipping Tool Download for Windows XP and Windows 7

To get the Snipping Tool download for Windows XP, users needed to download the application from the Microsoft website or a trusted third-party source.

Installing Snipping Tool

1. Locate the Snipping Tool download for Windows 7 installer file on your computer.
2. Double-click on the installer file to launch the installation process.
3. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation process.

Launching Snipping Tool in Windows XP and Windows 7

1. Click on the Start button and navigate to All Programs > Accessories > Snipping Tool.
2. Alternatively, you can search for Snipping Tool for Windows XP in the search bar.

System Requirements for Snipping Tool on Old Windows Versions