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Take a Snapshot of a Video Clip in Filmora (Windows)
Most often, you'll want to save a single frame from a video as an image, such as for a thumbnail, reference image, or still picture. Filmora's Snapshot feature lets you capture the current frame from the preview window and save it without exporting the whole video.
In the Snapshot window, you can choose the Snapshot Format, select the Save To location, and use Set the snapshot as thumbnail if you want that frame to represent the project. The Remember My Choice option keeps the same snapshot settings for next time. To take a snapshot in Filmora, follow the steps below:
How to Take a Snapshot in Filmora
Step 1. Play the Video and Click the Camera Icon
Import your video file into Filmora and drag it down onto the timeline. Play or scrub through the video in the preview player and pause at the exact frame you want to capture. Click the Camera icon located right under the preview window, or press Ctrl + Alt + S on your keyboard.

Step 2. Choose the Snapshot Format and Other Settings
Select your preferred Snapshot Format and choose the Save To location. Enable the Set the snapshot as thumbnail option if you want, and click OK.

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