Usually when you want to take screenshots of satellite images, you can only take screenshots of what you see on the screen. If you want to keep the accuracy and take a larger range, it will be troublesome to process; but recently I found a free gadget that can take screenshots directly: MapPuzzle, which is a A free gadget that can intercept map pictures from major map websites. It is very simple to use. The following uses GoogleMap as an example;
First open GoogleMap and jump to the place you want to take a screenshot:
Pay attention to the latitude and longitude information in the website, and fill it in the relevant information column of Map Puzzle:
Then fill in the map server information, here is naturally Google Map:
Fill in the size setting of the picture in the screenshot information column (17 in the Zoom column indicates how much to zoom in, which is equivalent to zooming in on the map):
Note that you can click the Preview button to preview the area that is screenshot, or you can drag the area selection box in the preview window;
Finally, click the Download button directly to download the picture:
Sometimes the server may not be very stable, just try a few more times; the MapPuzzle tool can be downloaded from its official website: