Windows 10 - Email an Image Using the Snipping Tool

In this Windows 10 tutorial, I show you how to email an image using the Snipping Tool. The Snip Tool is going to be replaced by Snip & Sketch, but many still have the Snipping tool so I figured I'd show you one of its best features. Emailing a picture with the snipping tool requires that you have a default email program set up on your Windows 10 device. I recommend Microsoft Outlook for this. Link your email to Outlook and you'll be all set to use this nice feature. I hope you enjoy!

[@pammymusic4ever]

Very helpful! Thank you!

[@actuuaalevythg1295]

Good work! Keep providing content. Thanks

[@ProfessorAdamMorgan]

Thank you Actuuaal Evythg, I appreciate it!

[@TomokoAbe_]

what a cool tutorial!

[@niharikathakur6974]

Well defined.. Thanks for sharing knowledge ♥️♥️

[@patriciawolf2964]

Good Job ! Thank you 🙂

[@tegsoc]

Thank you - very easy to understand - short and sweet!!

[@MarieMcdonough-xw2yr]

Thank u..excellent presentation..hope it works 4 me!!!!

[@mydarkplanets518]

i like you brother 👍👍

[@warren5699]

Have used Snipping Tool for years, adding the image to the body of an email. Now when I paste, it adds the image as an attachment. Is there any way to return it to the way it was and paste the full image to the body of the email? Thank you.

[@carolinariano3536]

Can you add more than one hyperlink to the image?

[@rexballard2094]

I am struggling because I use Icloud for work email and I can't use snipping tool to paste and send. Nothing happens. I have to save as a word or pdf etc and send. 2 years later I can't find a solution. The struggle is REAL>