screengrab

noun
UK /ˈskriːn.ɡræb/
US /ˈskriːn.ɡræb/

A picture you take of what is on a screen.

She took a screengrab of the funny message and sent it to her friend.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To take a picture of what is shown on a screen.

He screengrabbed the error message before it disappeared.

3. A saved copy of a computer or phone display used as proof or a record.

The teacher asked for a screengrab of the finished quiz.

4. A still image taken from a video or game.

The article included a screengrab from the new game trailer.