TubeSnap: YouTube Screenshot & Notes

Save a YouTube frame as a PNG at the quality you are watching, named with the video title and timestamp. Notes and export in Pro.

A YouTube screenshot is usually the whole page. TubeSnap saves a YouTube frame instead. Save video frame stills at the quality you are watching, as a PNG with no player chrome, no recommendations and no comments. **Free, forever** - One click saves the current frame at the playing resolution (no player controls, no crop) - The filename carries the video title and the exact timestamp, e.g. `How to colour grade - 1-23.png` - Keyboard shortcut (Alt+Shift+S) — open TubeSnap and the frame is saved - Nothing to set up, no account, no sign-in - Works on Shorts, embedded players, theater mode and live streams Tip: pick 1080p or higher in the player's quality menu first. **TubeSnap Pro — $9.99 once, yours for life** Try every Pro feature free for 7 days One payment, no subscription; restore your purchase on any computer - Timestamped notes: write a note and it sticks to the exact frame - Notes stay with that video, per video, in your browser - Export notes plus screenshots as Markdown (Obsidian, Notion, docs) or a print-ready HTML file that Chrome saves as PDF - Batch capture every N seconds — perfect for slide decks and tutorial steps - Copy a capture as PNG, or as Markdown or HTML with the video link and your note **Private by design** - Everything is stored locally in your browser - No analytics, no tracking, no ads, no data resale - Free features make no network requests. ExtensionPay, the payment provider, is contacted only after you open its checkout, trial or sign-in page, and then to check your plan. **Who it is for** Tutorial makers building thumbnails, students grabbing lecture slides, and anyone who needs a clean still without opening a screen recorder. TubeSnap is an independent product by SelfStorefront Studio and is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Google or YouTube. YouTube is a trademark of Google LLC. Questions or problems: see the support page. Written support only, answered by the developer.