When citing screenshots in APA 7th edition, include the author, date, and page number of the screenshot in parentheses after the quoted material.

To reference a screenshot, you can use the “screen capture” or “screenshot” function on your computer. This will take a picture of whatever is on your screen at the time, and save it as a file on your computer. To include this screenshot in your work, you can simply attach the file to your document, or embed it into the text of your paper.

When citing a digital image in APA, include the author, date, and source of the image. For example: (Smith, 2009).

There are a few ways to cite a screenshot in-text, depending on what style guide you are using. The most common way is to include the author, date, and page number of the screenshot in parentheses after the quoted text. For example: “As shown in the screenshot (Smith, 2018, p. 12)

If the picture does not have an author, you can cite it by its title. For example:(Title of Picture). (Date it was created).

There is no one definitive way to cite a screenshot from a game. Some common methods include providing the game’s title, the year it was released, and the platform it was played on; providing the name of the screenshot’s creator, the date it was created, and the platform it was created on; or providing a screenshot number and/or URL.

There are a few ways to cite pictures from a video. One way is to list the picture number and the time it appears in the video. For example, (picture 1 at 0:05). Another way is to list the name of the person in the picture and the time it appears. For example, (Smith at 0:05).

There is no one definitive way to cite a screenshot from YouTube. Some possible methods include using the URL of the screenshot, the timestamp of the screenshot, or the name of the creator of the screenshot.

To make an APA reference page, you need to list all of the sources that you used in your paper. You should include the author’s name, the year that the book was published, and the page number that you referenced.

When citing a digital image, you should include the following information: the author of the image, the title of the image, the date the image was created, the website where the image was found, and the URL of the image.