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Google Photos could soon let you save video frames as images more easily than ever before.

The option to save a video frame as photo will show up when you pause a video.

Currently, the option is buried deep inside Google Photos’ editing screen.

Google Photos has had the ability to export a video frame as an individual photo for several years. However, it isn’t the easiest tool to find and use, and most people (like me) just take a screenshot of their videos to save a still image from their clips. Now, it seems Google is working on making the tool more readily available.

While digging into the latest version of Google Photos (v7.83.0.943371825), we found a new, easier way to export a video frame as a picture. With some tinkering, we were able to get it working, and it’s a much better experience than what the app offers right now.

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After overcast skies for much of the year so far, thicker clouds are now quickly gathering over OnePlus’s future. Given the various evidence that has accrued in the past month, from the brand potentially pulling out of the UK to the possible death of Oxygen OS , it now seems likely that OnePlus’s days as a standalone nameplate are numbered .

In case you missed it, there are rumors that OnePlus could become an OPPO sub-brand. While nothing is set in stone just yet, preparing for the worst is always a good idea. So, we asked readers whether they’d still consider OnePlus phones if the brand were to become an OPPO product line. The poll results are now in; you can view them below.