The Roblox in-experience screenshot feature is usually accessed from the in- game menu, not by typing :screenimage. In the current Roblox help article, you open the menu, go to the screenshot/capture section, and take or save the image from there.

What to do

  1. Open the Roblox menu in-game.
  2. Go to the screenshot/capture option.
  3. Turn the capture feature on if needed.
  4. Tap the screenshot icon to take the image.

If you meant a script command

I couldn’t verify any official :screenimage command for normal player use. A Roblox DevForum discussion says screenshot capture is handled through capture/screenshot services, and scripting cannot directly save an image file to a player’s device without the supported capture flow.

For ORA-style games

If you saw :screenimage in an ORA or Dance Moms Roblox tutorial, it may be a game-specific chat command, an admin command, or just shorthand used by creators rather than an official Roblox command. A related ORA tutorial about adding an image to a stage also suggests these games often use custom systems for visuals.

Practical tip

If your goal is just to take a picture of your avatar or stage, use Roblox’s built-in screenshot/capture option first. If you want, I can help you figure out whether :screenimage is a chat command, a Studio script, or an ORA- specific feature.