One of the built -in applications in Windows 11, the screen quotation tool goes beyond a simple screenshot with its recent functional updates. This vehicle, which allows users to make screenshots as well as screen registration, is now preparing to support a different file format. The fact that the export feature in GIF format begins to be tested can provide a more appropriate solution, especially for short and repetitive screen recordings. Microsoft’s step in this direction is a significant development in terms of the development line of the application.
Although the screen quotation tool has long been the basic part of Windows, it has not changed much for many years. With Windows 11, it is seen that this vehicle has been reconsidered and made more functional. With the simplifications made in the user interface, screen recording feature was added to the vehicle. Now it is on the agenda that these records can be recorded directly in GIF format.
GIF format is a commonly preferred file format in areas such as training videos, social media content and technical support operations. Exporting short -term screen recordings as GIFs instead of video makes it easier to share and reduce the file size. Currently, third -party vehicles are needed to express the screen recordings received with the screen quotation tool as GIF. This new especially together will not need such an additional processing.
Microsoft continues to make the screen quoting tool more productive
The GIF Export feature is now seen only in the pre -tracking versions of Windows 11. A user who uses the Phantomofearth nickname and regularly shares the changes in Windows pre -tracking structures was among the first people who noticed this feature. In the X platform, a screenshot with a “Save as GIF” option during the display after the screen recording was included. It is an interesting detail to offer users with both low and high quality options.
It can be said that this development has removed the screen quoting tool from being only an image receiving application. Especially for users who want to take screen recording from the system and share it directly, such direct export options can play a time -saving role. In this way, the need to search for different software is eliminated. While the simple structure of the application is preserved, its functionality is increased.
However, it is not yet known when the GIF Export option will reach the stable version of Windows 11. Given that Microsoft usually distributes such innovations, it can be expected that the feature will be available after several updates. Nevertheless, how the test process will progress will be shaped according to the qualifications of feedback from users. Especially the evaluations to be made on performance and quality options will be decisive.
The screen quotation tool was previously updated with functions such as text recognition and smart crop. Such features facilitate the process of creating documents and content sharing of desktop users. Together with GIF support, we will have a new vehicle to meet the visual expression needs of the application. This new function can be expected to make a significant contribution, especially for those who prepare the educational material or provide technical support.
The fact that the software works with the system is an advantage in terms of using hardware resources more efficiently. Unlike external applications, Windows’s own applications require less background process. This can positively affect the use experience, especially on low -equipped devices. With such small updates, Microsoft aims to increase the user experience throughout the system.
Each of the innovations that come to the screen quotation tool contributes to the application of the application to a more meaningful place in terms of desktop productivity. Steps, such as taking screenshots, screens record, and now export these records in different formats, are made through a single application. Developments to meet users’ expectations offer simple but effective solutions.