Built by a working tattooer, for working tattooers. Bring your own references, say what you want, and get finished black-and-grey designs in minutes — then push them until they're right.
Drop in up to ten photos, tag what each one is for — subject, composition, style, a single element — and add a brief. It works from what you give it. Nothing scraped from another artist.
"Make the wing heavier," "lose the mushrooms," "more contrast in the fur." Edit the design by describing the change, and keep the version you preferred.
Pick the placement — half sleeve, outer forearm, full back, a wrap — and the composition is built for that shape and those proportions, not cropped into it afterwards.
Lasso a part, drag it, scale or turn it, and it gets redrawn clean in place. Borrow an element from one design into another. Pull variations when a piece is nearly there.
Not a traced outline. Solid lines only where there's a real edge, with a weight hierarchy; dashed boundaries around the dark zones; and stipple density that maps the actual values, so the whole tonal plan is readable at a glance. Rendered at 4K so the fine linework stays crisp — which is what illustrative work needs, and what realism lives or dies on.
Set how big the piece is in real life, print it at exactly that size, and save the sheet as a PDF. Come back next session and reprint the identical size — so a multi-sitting piece still lines up.
On-body previews before anyone commits, and 4K masters when you want the finished art for print or portfolio.
Circle an existing tattoo and the engine reads how dark the old ink actually is, so the new design's heaviest black lands where it's needed — and it can re-flow a design you already like into a shape that covers. Newer than the rest and still improving.
Designs and client photos live in your account only. We don't train on them, we don't show them to anyone, and client photos are deleted automatically after 90 days.
Every part of this exists because it was needed in a real shop — not because it demoed well.
What things cost in credits:
| Generate 3 designs | 35 |
| Cover-up design run | 50 |
| Adapt an existing design | 35 |
| Edit / new variation | 10 |
| Reposition · on-body preview | 15 |
| 4K master | 15 |
| Stencil | free |
| Print at true size (PDF) | free |
| Incredible mode (max quality) | 250 |
Your $99 includes 2,000 credits a month. Need more: $20 → 200 · $50 → 550 · $100 → 1,200. One credit is about 10¢.
Yes — tattoo it, sell it, publish it. One honest caveat, in the Terms too: no AI tool can promise a design is unlike anything that already exists, so review your work before it goes on skin.
Client photos are stored privately, visible only to your signed-in account, and deleted automatically after 90 days. We never train on your work.
Those give you an image and leave you there. This is built around how a tattoo actually gets made: references you own, compositions shaped to a real body part, edits in plain words, and output you can stencil. It also knows things a general image tool doesn't — like reading how dark an existing tattoo is when you're covering it.
Your credits come back automatically. You're charged for work delivered.