How does Windows 11's new Snipping Tool compare to Windows 10's Snip & Sketch app?

Windows 11's new Snipping Tool comes with a few upgrades and changes that make it more user-friendly than the Snip & Sketch app in Windows 10. The Snipping Tool in Windows 11 now has a new interface that is easier to navigate and a feature that lets you snip directly from the Start menu or by pressing the WIN + Shift + S keys.

One of the most significant changes is that the new Snipping Tool now includes basic image editing capabilities, such as the ability to crop, rotate, and annotate screenshots. In comparison, the Snip & Sketch app only allowed users to crop screenshots.

Another notable feature is that the Snipping Tool in Windows 11 allows users to save screenshots as PNG files, which is not an option in the Snip & Sketch app.

However, the Snip & Sketch app has some features that the Snipping Tool in Windows 11 does not have. For example, the Snip & Sketch app allows users to take delayed screenshots and set a timer for screen capture.

Overall, while the Snipping Tool in Windows 11 is more advanced than the Snip & Sketch app in Windows 10, the latter still has some useful features that the former lacks.