Source: How-To Geek
Mojave’s screenshot tool is leagues better than the older version, but it still saves all of your screenshots straight to your Desktop by default. You can change that pretty easily, though. Let’s take a look at how.
Change the Default Screenshot Save Location in Mojave
You can change the default location from the screenshot tool, so open it up by hitting Command+Shift+5.
In the screenshot tool, click the “Options” button.
At the top of the Options menu, under the Save To section, you’ll see the following built-in options:
- Desktop: The default option, which will save all your screenshots to a separate stack.
- Clipboard: Use this option to paste the shot into a different app. It’s probably the cleanest option if you don’t like…
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