Google has a new feature — currently in beta — that helps users take screenshots on Documentary ArchivesYouTube.

The feature, which apparently will soon make its way to all Chrome users, is super simple and helpful.

Here's how it works:

• Pause a YouTube video while watching it in Chrome

• Right-click the video

• A drop-down menu reveals the option "Save video frame as"

• Save the image as a PNG

User @Leopeva64 showed how the feature works on X.

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The feature should prove helpful when you want a screenshot of just the video frame. This should remove the hassle of doing it manually or cropping down a screenshot of your entire screen. With just a couple clicks, you'll have an image of the video in the same resolution as the video itself.

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