Touch friendly screenshot shortcut

Is there a way to get a shortcut icon to the side or top bar, that'll trigger the gnome screenshot utility, that is normally started with the print-key?

I'm using a Thinkpad Yoga convertible, so it's pretty uncomfortable to fold the keyboard back just to press the print button. Accessing the screenshot utility through the search is also annoying.

edit: Solution found:

I've got a pretty unconvential solution. I "just" wrote my own gnome extension using gnome-extensions create --interactive The example extension adds a button to the panel. I just had to add the command Main.screenshotUI.open()

Full edited code of the Indicator class of the example

const Indicator = GObject.registerClass(
class Indicator extends PanelMenu.Button {
    _init() {
        super._init(0.0, _('My Shiny Indicator'));

        this.add_child(new St.Icon({
            icon_name: 'face-smile-symbolic',
            style_class: 'system-status-icon',
        }));

        let item = new PopupMenu.PopupMenuItem(_('Show Notification'));
        item.connect('activate', () => {
            Main.screenshotUI.open()
        });
        this.menu.addMenuItem(item);
    }
});

Maybe a bit of the "crack a nut with a sledgehammer" approach, but I see a lot of possible features I could add to make it touch-friendly.

Just to have an answer:

I "just" wrote my own gnome extension using gnome-extensions create --interactive The example extension adds a button to the panel. I just had to add the command Main.screenshotUI.open()

Full edited code of the Indicator class of the example

const Indicator = GObject.registerClass(
class Indicator extends PanelMenu.Button {
    _init() {
        super._init(0.0, _('My Shiny Indicator'));

        this.add_child(new St.Icon({
            icon_name: 'face-smile-symbolic',
            style_class: 'system-status-icon',
        }));

        let item = new PopupMenu.PopupMenuItem(_('Show Notification'));
        item.connect('activate', () => {
            Main.screenshotUI.open()
        });
        this.menu.addMenuItem(item);
    }
});

Maybe a bit of the "crack a nut with a sledgehammer" approach, but I see a lot of possible features I could add to make it touch-friendly.