Freeze frame to .jpg?

The PrtSc button and function have been in Windows for a long time and is still in the current version.  Pressing it will make a copy of whatever is the current display on the screen and put it on the Windows "clipboard".

What I didn't write as cleary as I should have was that to have a "frame" visible full screen is with a button inside of Premiere Elements.  I presume it is for full screen previews.  If the video is paused it displays the current frame. 

I frequently use the PrtSc button to capture and then paste into the Windows '3D Paint' app to make posts here to help embelish what I am trying to explain. 

"...want something similar . Copy frame to Clipboard. This tool unfortunately is not capable of that..."

Maybe because it is built into Windows?  On a Windows machine, press the Play Full Screen button.  Wait about 3 seconds for the the play back control to disappear.  Then press the PrtSc button.  You now have the frame in your Windows Clipboard.  

That does not mean that VLC isn't an essential tool in one's kit.

I want something similar . Copy frame to Clipboard. This tool unfortunately is not capable of that . It can only save frames as different Jpgs (manually)

I use screenpresso tool and VLC to snapshot my frames . Much faster than adobe premiere.

In addition to Ann's method, there is a Freeze Frame choice in the Tools menu with a couple options on where to put the JPEG.  

Park your cursor over the frame you want.

Go up to Export and select Image/Frame or Custom