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Tuji review

Freemium#55 of 75 in Screenshot Annotation Software

A focused offline Mac tool for capturing, annotating, and polishing screenshots.

3.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Tuji is a macOS desktop application for capturing and refining screenshots. It supports full-screen, window, and area capture, while also opening images from local storage or the clipboard. The app is aimed at individuals and small teams that need to mark up visual material without uploading image content to the cloud. Its local processing and storage make it a fit for offline workflows where a dedicated Mac utility is preferable to a browser-based editor.

Its annotation set is broad for a screenshot-focused tool. Users can add text, arrows, shapes, counters, mosaics, watermarks, magnifiers, and QR codes, then adjust backgrounds, borders, shadows, and aspect ratios. Screenshot history allows earlier images to be reopened and edited, and results can be copied to the clipboard or saved as image files. This combination covers both explanatory markup and presentation-oriented cleanup, giving Tuji a narrower but deeper purpose than a general image editor.

Tuji uses a freemium structure. The Free plan provides use with limited features, while the Pro plan unlocks all features. The published product details do not describe cloud collaboration, sharing workflows, integrations, OCR, or support for operating systems beyond macOS. That makes Tuji suitable for Mac users who primarily create annotated images locally, especially solo users and small teams. Choose an alternative if your workflow depends on cross-platform access, integrated distribution, text recognition, or collaborative review around screenshots.

Tuji pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Comprehensive annotations include mosaics, watermarks, and magnifiers
    • Local processing and storage keep screenshot work offline
    • History, styling controls, and flexible image export support repeat workflows
  • Where it doesn't
    • Runs only on macOS desktop
    • No sharing, integrations, or OCR features
    • Free plan has limited features

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