Frame Screenshot → Clipboard

Capture Video Frames — Instantly Capture the exact moment you need from an HTML5 video with a single click. No editing. No downloads. No extra steps. Just hover over a video and click the camera button. Frame Screenshot → Clipboard copies the current frame directly to your clipboard as a PNG — ready to paste into ChatGPT, Slack, email, docs, chats, design tools, image editors, or anywhere else that accepts images. When the website allows it, Frame captures the video at its native resolution. If direct frame access is blocked, it automatically uses a precise visible-frame fallback. Tip (recommended) Pin the extension to your toolbar so it is always one click away: Extensions (🧩 icon) → find Frame Screenshot → Clipboard → Pin 📌 The toolbar button captures the largest visible video on the current page, including supported embedded players. Keyboard shortcut The default shortcut is V then S within 0.7 seconds. Open the extension’s Options page to choose another two-key sequence, such as S then S, or a single key, such as P. Why users love it ❤️ ❂ One-click video frame capture ❂ Copies the current frame directly to the clipboard ❂ Native-resolution capture when supported ❂ Automatic visible-frame fallback ❂ Works with embedded players and dynamically loaded videos ❂ Detects looped “moving photos” implemented as HTML5 video ❂ Supports multiple videos on the same page ❂ Custom one-key or two-key shortcuts ❂ No editor, downloads, accounts, analytics, or tracking ❂ Fully local image processing Perfect for developers, designers, researchers, support teams, students, content creators, and anyone who needs to capture and share an exact moment from a video. Frame Screenshot → Clipboard is the video-frame companion to Quick Screenshot → Clipboard and Stitch Screenshot → Clipboard: use Quick for the visible tab, Stitch for the full page, and Frame for the exact moment playing in a video. Privacy Captured frames are processed locally in your browser and written only to your clipboard. Images, page URLs, and usage activity are not uploaded, retained, sold, or shared. Please note: some DRM-protected videos cannot be captured because the browser intentionally prevents access to their decoded frames.