screengrab
Frozen monitor image
A screengrab is a static image captured from a computer, phone, or television screen—also called a screenshot or screen capture.
The term emphasizes the act of grabbing what's visible at a particular moment: I took a screengrab of the error message before it disappeared.
As a verb, to screengrab is to capture such an image.
Small quick cut
- clipCut or attach
- freeze-frameHalted motion picture image
- recordPreserved account or achievement
- selectCarefully pick from options
copy · save · archive · document · preserve · export · crop · paste
Visual or mental likeness
- pictureVisual depiction of something
- stillUnmoving, or continuing
- thumbnailReduced preview image
- frameSupporting outer structure
graphic · depiction · preview · view · scene · portrait · rendering · illustration
Demonstration of truth
- documentationWritten proof or instructions
- verificationProving something accurate
- exhibitItem publicly displayed
- recordPreserved account or achievement
timestamp · watermark · metadata · authentic · unedited · incriminating · receipt · conversation
snip
Small quick cut
- clipCut or attach
- freeze-frameHalted motion picture image
- recordPreserved account or achievement
select · copy · save · archive · document · preserve · export · crop · paste · extract
image
Visual or mental likeness
frame · graphic · depiction · preview · view · scene · portrait · rendering · illustration · icon
proof
Demonstration of truth
- documentationWritten proof or instructions
- verificationProving something accurate
- exhibitItem publicly displayed
record · timestamp · watermark · metadata · authentic · unedited · incriminating · receipt · conversation · chat log
pixel
Smallest display unit
- resolutionFormal decision or determination
- displayPresentation for viewing
- monitorDisplay or supervisor
interface · format · compression · file · PNG · JPEG · bitmap · toolbar · cursor · desktop
screengrabscreen recording
Captured display video
video capture · screencast · video · recording · motion capture