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You could thus use Shift+Win+S for a snip, then Win+A and click on the notification to launch editing. Clicking on the Snip & Sketch's notification there will launch the editor with the latest snip. The Notification Center can be accessed through Win+A or through the Notification icon at the end of the task bar ( Windows Tips). If you take a snip using Shift+Win+S, the Snip & Sketch App's notification should be accessible at the top of the Action/Notification Center side bar even if there's no pop-up.

But the following information could be of use. The hotkey will also take you to the setup for Clipboard History if the feature is not enabled.Īs for your other concerns, I am not sure of how to open editor automatically after sniping using the hotkeys. These items can then be accessed through Win+V. The Clipboard History feature (October 2018 update) will save and list all items sent to the clipboard, including any snips. You can open the Snip & Sketch app directly in "new" mode by right-clicking the app (on either the Start Menu App List, on the pinned tile, or on the Task Bar) and select "Take a new snip" from the Jump List menu. Automatically open Snip & Sketch editor after using snipping tool with Win+Shift+S
