Nine styles, two inks.
Fine line, American traditional, blackwork, geometric, watercolour, Japanese, script lettering, minimalist and realism sketch, in black and grey or colour.
TattooDraft
Tattoo design app
Describe the idea. See it on your skin.
Describe your tattoo, pick a style and a spot, and get four designs on one sheet. Try one on a photo of your own arm or leg at its real size, then print a reference sheet for your artist.
2 MARKED PREVIEW SHEETS INCLUDED · 20 SHEETS $4.99 · PLANS FROM $9.99/MONTH
From idea to studio
- 01
Describe it.
Say what you want in plain words, then pick a style, black and grey or colour ink, where it goes and how big.
- 02
Get a sheet of four.
One tap draws four designs from your description on one sheet. Pin the ones you like.
- 03
Try it on at true size.
Photograph the spot with a bank card or a coin beside it and drag two dots to its ends. The design is shown on your skin at the size you chose, and you can move, turn and resize it with your fingers.
- 04
Take it to your artist.
The reference sheet is a PDF with the design printed at its planned size, a 5 cm check bar, your skin preview, your description and notes on the style.
What else it does
A body map and a real size.
Pick the spot from wrist to spine on a body map, and a size from 2 to 40 cm. For very small sizes, the model is asked for bolder, simpler lines.
Start from your own sketch.
Add a photo of your own drawing and the four designs are built from it. The sketch is deleted from our server as soon as the sheet is drawn.
Four variations of one you like.
Same subject and style, four new takes on a design you already have. It uses one sheet.
A board for your designs.
Designs are saved on your phone, where you pin the ones you like and mark the one you have decided on.
Saved skin previews.
Each preview is kept with its size, so you can compare spots and sizes side by side before you book.
Why it works this way
- 01 Photos of your skin never leave your phone. Previews are drawn on the phone.
- 02 Every request is checked before it is drawn: no real people, brands, characters, sexual content or hate symbols.
- 03 Finished designs are deleted from our server once your phone has them, within 24 hours at most.
- 04 Every design is an AI-made idea and a reference for your artist, not a stencil. The reference sheet says so.
- 05 No email or password. A transfer code moves your remaining sheets and plan to a new phone; saved designs stay on the old one.
- 06 A failed sheet is never charged. No ads.
Pricing
To try
2 preview sheets on a new install, up to 8 designs, drawn smaller with a preview mark.
$4.99
20 sheets for $4.99. 80 designs, full size, no mark. Pack sheets never expire.
Plans
$9.99 a month for up to 60 sheets a month, or $39.99 a year for up to 25 sheets a month.
Four designs on every sheet. A failed sheet is not charged. Plans renew until cancelled in Google Play, and unused plan sheets do not roll over.
Questions
Can I see what a tattoo would look like on my arm?
Yes. Take a still photo of your arm, leg or another spot and lay a design on it at its real size. It works on a photo, not a live camera.
Can I take a design straight to a tattoo?
No. Every design is an AI-made idea and a reference, not a stencil. Your artist can adapt or redraw it for your skin and the placement, and the reference sheet tells them so.
How does true size work?
Lay a bank card or a coin flat next to the spot and photograph both. Drag two dots to its ends, and the ruler and the design are measured in real centimetres or inches.
What is on the artist reference sheet?
A PDF with the design printed at its planned size, a 5 cm bar to check the printer did not scale it, your skin preview, your description and notes on the style.
Are my photos uploaded?
Photos of your skin never are. A sketch you add is uploaded to draw that sheet and deleted when it is done, and finished designs are deleted once your phone has them.
Can it letter a name or a quote?
Yes. Pick Script and type a name or a short quote in the Latin alphabet. Ask your artist to check the spelling and the letters before anything is inked.
Take the idea to your artist.