Forget about doing ctrl + C. This, in windows 11, is over!

Microsoft is developing updates for its screenshot tool, Snipping Tool, and the standard Photos app. These updates will introduce exciting new features for Windows 11 users. Windows Insider members can already test these features before their official release.

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Discover the New Screenshot Text Copy Feature in Windows 11

Microsoft has introduced a new feature in the preview build of Snipping Tool. This innovative feature allows users to copy text directly from screenshots. It offers similar functionality to Android and iOS devices, but with an added advancement. Windows 11's screenshot tool can automatically recognize and extract email addresses and phone numbers from captured images.

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Another enhancement in Windows 11 is the improvement of the Phone Link feature, which enables users to conveniently copy photos taken on their Android smartphones.

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Revamped Photo Background Blur in Windows 11

The Photos app in Windows 11 is also receiving updates to improve various photo-related features. Users in the Canary and Dev Channel now have access to a more advanced version of the app. Notable enhancements include adding background blur to images, searching for content within OneDrive photos, finding photos based on geographical location, and support for animated photos from Samsung and Google.

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The new background blur feature in the Photos app automatically identifies objects in a photo and blurs the background accordingly. It offers customizable blur intensity and allows users to select specific areas for blurring. Additionally, the OneDrive Photo Content Search feature enables users to search for photos using specific criteria, such as identifying the presence of cars in an image or specifying the date it was taken. This feature brings enhanced search capabilities to Windows Photos, similar to what is already available in OneDrive online.

These exciting features are currently being tested by a selected group of users and will be made available in the stable version of Windows 11 in the near future.

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