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One of the smaller but surprisingly noticeable changes in Football Manager 26 is the removal of the in-game screenshot shortcut. For years, FM players relied on a quick keypress to capture player profiles, match stats, youth intakes and tactical screens. Now that FM26 no longer includes this feature, many players are unsure how to document their saves the way they used to.

 

The good news is that both Windows and macOS have built-in screenshot tools that work perfectly for FM26. Whether you want to track a young prospect, record a tactical masterclass or share a big win on social media, these tools make it easy to capture whatever you need.

 

 

 

How to Take Screenshots on Windows

 

Windows gives you several options depending on what you want to capture.

 

 

Full Screen (Auto-Save)

 

Windows Key + Print Screen (PrtSc)

Takes a screenshot of your entire screen and saves it automatically in the Pictures > Screenshots folder.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Full Screen (Copy Only)

 

Print Screen (PrtSc)

Copies the screenshot to your clipboard so you can paste it into Paint, Discord or any editing tool.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Active Window Only

 

Alt + Print Screen

Captures only the FM26 window and copies it to the clipboard.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
Snipping Tool / Snip & Sketch

 

Windows Key + Shift + S

Opens the screenshot toolbar where you can choose between:

 

Rectangular snip

Freeform snip

Window snip

Full screen snip

 

The screenshot is copied to your clipboard and a small preview appears so you can save or edit it.

 

 

 

 

How to Take Screenshots on Mac

 

Mac users also have simple and flexible screenshot shortcuts.

 

 

Full Screen

 

Command + Shift + 3

Captures your entire display and saves it to the Desktop.

 

 

Selected Area

 

Command + Shift + 4

Lets you drag to select exactly what you want to capture.

 

 

Specific Window

 

Command + Shift + 4, then tap Space

Click the window you want to screenshot.

 

 

Screenshot Menu

 

Command + Shift + 5

Opens a full screenshot and screen recording toolbar. You can capture the whole screen, a window or a chosen area. You can also choose where the file is saved and set a timer.

 

 

Copy to Clipboard

 

Add Control to any shortcut to copy instead of save.

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