GNOME Screenshot copy to clipboard?

[hermesalvesbr]

When I used POP OS, after capturing a screen, it copied it to the clipboard. How do I configure this in Zorin Os?

copy to clipboard after screenshot with gnome screenshots

[Mr_Magoo]

It should automatically put the screenshot to the clipboard. Have you installed any other clipboard utilities that might be interfering with that function?

Zorin menu > Utilities > Screenshot

[swarfendor437]

When you take a screenshot there is option to copy to clipboard, a button top left on the interface.

[hermesalvesbr]

I opened it, but there is no option to copy to clipboard after screenshot.

[hermesalvesbr]

Nothing appears in my notifications, see:

[Luca_Pavan]

I tried clicking Copy on a screenshot and then Paste here on a Firefox tab, Firefox opened the screenshot in the browser . Anyway the only way I see to copy to clipboard is using Screenshot app itself and click Copy to clipboard once you screenshot . If you want to copy to clipboard automatically after screenshotting you'll need another screenshots utility, GNOME Screenshot hasn't an option to do this action. I did a search on Software Center and both reading software info and watching pictures Flameshot and CoreShot have a button to copy to clipboard but maybe they work as Screenshot, so require running the software to click Copy to clipboard instead of auto-copying . Some interesting stuff :

how to save print screen to clipboard when using the short-key (ctr+print screen)?

I tried Ctrl + PrtSc but didn't work .

[Lui04]

Go to keyboard shortcuts in settings, there is a copy screenshot to clipboard entry. Assign printscreen button to it.

[Luca_Pavan]

I saw it, but anyway in my case it's Ctrl + PrtSc by default so this action looks not working, but I hope it works for hermesalvesbr, the simple Screenshot features are enough for me .

[zenzen]

As @Lui04 mentioned:

Although I figure this will be simpler in ZorinOS 17 as with GNOME 44 I get the screenshot automatically copied to clipboard.

[swarfendor437]

You could try installing Shutter. When I used KDE, Spectacle was the best screenshot application. Now I am using Rox Ice-wm as my go to DE in Antix. The screenshot utility there only has save function but I can live with that as I have the OS that meets my needs of no systemd and no Pulse Audio. True freedom!