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On Windows 11, Click to Do is an AI feature that takes a screenshot and uses AI to analyze and recognize text and images that you can take action on. When you enable Click to Do , the feature works and understands the text or image you click on and then makes judgments to provide relevant contextual actions. Here's how to use Click to Do on Windows 11.
How to Use Click to Do for Recall
First press the Windows key + Q shortcut to open Click to Do. You will now see an animation around the screen and the toolbar will appear at the top of the screen.
The toolbar offers a search box to use natural language to search for anything on the screen. You can even use your voice to perform searches. The Recall button lets you open a snapshot using another AI feature.

To access Click to Do from within the Recall app, open the Recall app, then select a snapshot and turn on the Show Click to Do button at the bottom of the interface.
You then select text or images to access Click to Do actions.
Using Click to Do with Text
When you use Click to Do with text, you can:
Using Click to Do with Images
We click on an image and Click to Do has the following options:
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