There is one thing which is notably missing with the transition to Snip & Sketch from the Snipping Tool and that is an option that had been available but is not at this time. This is depicted in the slideshow and the ability to crop is also new and shown above. Although Windows 7 does support touch screens the Snipping Tool does not have touch functionality and the Windows 10 Snip & Sketch app does support touch writing. These options are not much different than the Snipping Tool but there are more things to consider. Color can be chosen by selecting the corresponding circle and thickness by adjusting the slider as shown. The pen, pencil and other tools have a drop-down menu which opens the settings for color and thickness of the sketching tool. Meanwhile there are changes to the Snipping Tool so see the slideshow above and if you think it might be an improvement. Microsoft may well wish to keep it as "Sketch Only" but everything Windows 10 is a work in progress so we shall see. This is why Windows 10 Insiders have a Feedback Hub and I will use it once again suggesting that possibility.
Essentially and at this point in Windows 10 development the only text Snip & Sketch will produce on its own is sketched text using the pen, pencil, highlighter and touch writing. That was done here in the first snip (Snip & Sketch Tools) using another program, in this case IrfanView. Windows 10 Snip & Sketch does bring some improvements however, as of Windows 10 build 18356 there is no option to edit the snip by adding a text box in an embedded window or other means. Windows 10 is aiming to always improve nonetheless nothing is perfect and Windows 10 is no exception. Below you'll find depictions of how Snip&Sketch tools work and maybe you'll see that they can be made useful. The improvements with Snip & Sketch over the Snipping Tool may not be momentous but there is more functionality and it might be considered a nifty little addition to the Windows 10 computing environment. Snip & Sketch does have a key combo for quick access which is Windows Logo Key + SHIFT + S. Windows 10 Snip & Sketch adds the touch writing option, expands on other writing options, and adds cropping. If you want to really do more with an image you snipped with the Windows Sipping Tool you'd likely do what I have done many times which is paste that snip into another program such as Paint or IrfanView. Although the Windows Sipping Tool does allow for some editing using a pen, highlighter, and eraser it doesn't have anything like the functionality of most graphics editing programs. The Windows Sipping Tool was made famous in Windows 7 and many people use it often and even if not all too often it still comes in handy at times. Windows 10 Replaces The Snipping Tool With Snip & Sketch
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