# Take a Screenshot of Video Feed
Verkada cameras have a screenshot tool
that can be very useful when you want to take a quick still-image capture of something happening on a live stream or historical video.
## Take a screenshot of video feed at a specific time
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**In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Cameras.**
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**Select a camera.**
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**Click the camera iconto capture the video feed at that exact time.**
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The screenshot is automatically downloaded to your device as a .jpg file for you to open and share. The screenshot includes the camera name, date, and time at the top left corner.\
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## Take a screenshot of the live feed
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**In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Cameras.**
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**Select a camera.**
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**Wait for the stream to play.**
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**Click the camera iconto capture the video feed at that exact time.**
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## Take a screenshot of historical footage
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**In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Cameras.**
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**Select a camera.**
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**Select a historical video clip.**
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**Click the camera iconto capture the video feed at that exact time.**
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## Take a screenshot on Command mobile app
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**Open the Verkada Command app.**
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**Tap to select any camera.**
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**Tap the live stream of the camera.**
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**Tap the full screen icon.**
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**Tap the camera iconto save the screenshot to your device’s photos app.**
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