AI tattoo maker for real skin

The AI tattoo maker that shows it on you

Upload one photo. Get a full flash sheet of variants and a try-on on your own skin, so you can judge the design before you book.

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Flash sheet of fine-line flower designs next to a tablet showing a floral tattoo sketch on a tattooist's workbench
What you get

Design and preview in one flow

12 flash variants per idea

Describe the tattoo once and get a sheet of twelve takes. Pick the one that feels right, or mix two of them.

Try-on on your own skin

See the design placed on your forearm, ribs or calf from your own photo. No separate app, no second upload.

10 styles covered

Traditional, blackwork, fine-line, dotwork, neo-trad, irezumi, realism, script, geometric and botanical. Each one is built to its own rules.

Trained on real flash

The model learned from flash sheets drawn by a working tattooer in Antwerp, not from generic stock art.

Skin photos wiped in two hours

Your uploads are deleted within two hours. Nothing is stored and nothing is used for training.

Artist-ready export

Take the design to your tattooer as a clean reference pack, so the consultation starts from something concrete.

How it works

From rough idea to booking

Four steps, about as long as a coffee. The last one still belongs to a human with a needle.

  1. 1

    Describe the idea

    Write a few lines: the subject, the style, where it goes. A loose brief is fine. "Small botanical piece for the inner wrist" works.

  2. 2

    Pick from the flash sheet

    Inke sorts out a set of variants in one pass. Keep the ones you like, drop the rest, and ask for another round if nothing clicks.

  3. 3

    Try it on your skin

    Upload a photo of the spot. The design is placed on your body so you can judge size, flow and contrast.

  4. 4

    Take it to your tattooer

    Export the reference and book your session. You need a human with a needle to finish the job, and now they start from your actual idea.

Use case

Test a style before you commit

Not sure whether neo-trad or fine-line suits you? Run the same idea through both and compare them side by side. The try-on shows how bold outlines or thin lines sit on your own forearm, which is where most second thoughts start. You find out on screen, not on skin.

  • Same idea, several styles
  • Outline weight and colour visible on your photo
  • Cheap to change your mind
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Traditional rose tattoo on a forearm, bold outlines and saturated colour
Use case

Build a flash sheet in minutes

Drawing a flash sheet usually takes an afternoon of drawing. Inke gives you a full sheet to react to in one pass, so you spend your time choosing instead of staring at a blank page. It suits people designing their first piece and tattooers who want to sketch ideas faster without losing their own hand.

  • A sheet of variants from one prompt
  • Black and grey, dotwork, geometric and more
  • Refine, then hand it to your artist
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Sheet of black and grey flash tattoo designs pinned on a studio wall
For tattoo shops

Run consultations at volume

Shops use the Parlour plan to prepare client ideas before the appointment. Clients arrive with a design they have already seen on their skin, and the artist spends the session adjusting and refining instead of guessing. The artist stays in charge of the final drawing. Inke only speeds up the conversation.

  • 40 client ideas per month
  • Team seats for the whole shop
  • Artist-ready PDF pack for every idea
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Tattoo artist refining a design on a tablet while the client watches
Pricing

Pay once, no subscription

Two one-time packs for you, one monthly plan for shops. Prices in euros.

Single

€9 once

One idea, tested properly

  • 1 tattoo idea
  • 12 flash variants
  • 3 try-ons
  • 7-day private link
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Session

€19 once

For people still comparing styles

  • Up to 5 ideas
  • 60 variants across styles
  • Unlimited try-ons
  • 30-day private link
  • Export kit for your artist
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Parlour

€49 /month

For tattoo shops

  • 40 client ideas per month
  • Team seats
  • Artist-ready PDF pack
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FAQ

Questions before you try

What is an AI tattoo maker?
It is a tool that turns a written idea into tattoo designs, usually as a sheet of variants. Inke goes one step further and previews the chosen design on a photo of your own skin, so you see size and placement before you talk to an artist.
Can I get the AI design tattooed as is?
Treat it as a strong reference, not a final stencil. A tattooer adapts the design to your body, the needle work and how the ink will heal. Show them the Inke export and let them redraw what needs redrawing.
Does the try-on really use my skin?
Yes. You upload a photo of the area and the design is placed on it. It is a preview to judge scale and flow, not a guarantee of how the healed tattoo will look.
What happens to my skin photos?
They are wiped within two hours. Nothing is stored and nothing is used to train the model.
Which tattoo styles can it handle?
Ten: traditional, blackwork, fine-line, dotwork, neo-trad, irezumi, realism, script, geometric and botanical. The library is smaller than the largest generalist tools, but each style is built from real flash work.
Is there a free plan or a subscription?
No recurring plan for individuals. You buy a one-time pack, Single at €9 or Session at €19. Shops can take the Parlour plan at €49 per month. Casual browsing is not free, which is worth knowing before you start.
Is there a mobile app?
Not yet. Inke runs in the browser, on your phone or your computer.
Will it replace my tattooer?
No, and it is not meant to. The tool helps you arrive with a clearer idea. The craft, the skin reading and the final drawing stay with the artist.

Try your idea on your skin

Start with a single idea for €9. Walk into your consultation knowing what you want.

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