Browser Extensions

Capture the current frame of any YouTube video at full resolution.

Take a screenshot of any YouTube video with one click — at the video's real resolution, not the size of your browser window. A camera button sits in the player controls, next to settings and fullscreen. Click it, and the frame showing right now is saved.

Why the resolution matters

Most screenshot tools capture what is on your screen, so a 4K video in a half-width window gives you a small, soft image. This one reads the frame from the video itself: play at 1080p and you get 1080p, play at 4K and you get 4K, however large the player happens to be.

What it does

• One-click capture from a camera button built into the player controls
• Keyboard shortcut, rebindable to whatever you like
• Save to a file, copy to the clipboard, or do both at once
• PNG, JPEG or WebP, with a quality setting for the lossy two
• Filename patterns built from the video title, timestamp, channel, ID or date
• Captures at the video's native resolution
• No tracking, no analytics, no accounts, no network requests

Privacy

It collects nothing and makes no network requests of any kind. Frames are drawn and encoded inside your browser and never leave your machine. The full policy spells this out.