Tyts

Annotated collage: capture tab, region, images and video frames

Tyts turns a screenshot into an explanation. (“Тиць” — pronounced “tyts” — is the Ukrainian word for a poke: the little tap you make when you point at something and say “this one, right here”.) Grab what's on screen, drop numbered markers on the parts that matter, and write the callout text next to them. The result is a clean, annotated collage you can hand to a colleague, attach to a ticket, or drop into a report — no separate image editor, no round trip to another app. CAPTURE, FOUR WAYS • Visible tab — a screenshot of the visible page area (Alt+Shift+S) • Page region — drag to select just the fragment you need (Alt+Shift+A) • Any image on a page — right-click → annotate in Tyts • Any video frame — right-click a playing video → grab the current frame Or just open an empty canvas (Alt+Shift+T) and add an image of your own: drag the file in, or paste it from the clipboard. ANNOTATE THE WAY THE PICTURE NEEDS Six marker tools, each numbered automatically and linked to its callout card by a leader line: • Point — pin a single spot • Polygon — outline an irregular area • Polyline — trace a path or a route • Rectangle and Ellipse — frame a region • Text — put a label straight onto the image Move a marker and its line follows. Renumber, restyle, change fills and colors, and edit the callout text in a rich-text editor with formatting. BUILT FOR REAL WORK • Full undo / redo history (Ctrl/Cmd+Z, Shift+Z) • Zoom and pan on large images (Ctrl/Cmd + = / − / 0) • Tool shortcuts on keys 1–6 • Autosave — the popup always offers to restore your last draft • Export to PNG, JPEG or PDF; choose a Downloads subfolder or turn on the "Save As" dialog in Settings • DPI-aware scaling presets so annotations stay legible on any screen YOUR IMAGES STAY ON YOUR MACHINE Tyts runs entirely in your browser. Screenshots, imported files and drafts are processed and stored locally — nothing is uploaded to a server, there is no account, no tracking and no analytics. INTERFACE LANGUAGES The interface is available in English, Ukrainian, German, French, Spanish and Polish, and you can switch between them at any time in Settings. Shortcuts are fully rebindable on Chrome's keyboard shortcuts page (Settings → Edit shortcuts).