A haircut grows back. This doesn't.
Upload a photo of your arm, back or leg and see the design rendered on your own skin — placement, scale and all — before anyone picks up a needle.
Free to download. See it on you, not on a model.

You save forty designs to your phone. Every one of them is photographed on someone else's arm, at a flattering angle, at a size you cannot judge. The design was never the hard part. Knowing how it sits on your body is.
From an idea to a real preview.
Placement and scale decide whether a tattoo works. Both are almost impossible to judge from a reference photo.
Photograph the spot
Arm, forearm, back, leg, shoulder — wherever you are considering.
Pick or describe a design
Over 100 curated designs across eight styles, or describe what you want in a sentence.
See it on your skin
An ultra-realistic preview on your body, at the placement and size you chose.
From a single fine line to a full sleeve.
Styles age differently and suit different bodies. Seeing them on your own skin is the fastest way to find out which one is actually yours.
- Minimal & fine line — small, delicate, the most requested today.
- Traditional old school — bold outlines, limited palette, ages best of all.
- Photorealistic — portraits and detail work.
- Geometric & mandala — symmetry that has to follow the body.
- Japanese irezumi, tribal & Polynesian, and more.

Decide properly, once.
Describe your own idea
Not in the library? Write it — “a fine line mountain range on the forearm” — and see it generated.
Compare placements
The same design on the forearm and the shoulder are two different tattoos. See both before choosing.
Show your artist
Save the preview and bring it to the consultation. A picture of your own arm is worth more than a reference photo.
Realistic enough to decide from.
The preview keeps your skin, your shape and your lighting — otherwise it tells you nothing.




Before the needle.
How placement changes everything, and what actually to ask a tattoo artist.
Good to know.
How realistic is the preview?
On a clear, well-lit photo of the area, the result shows placement, scale and how the design follows your shape convincingly. It is a decision aid — the final tattoo is made by a human artist, and the two will not be pixel-identical.
Does it replace talking to a tattoo artist?
No, and it should not. An artist will adjust a design to your anatomy, your skin and how it will age — things no preview accounts for. What the app does is let you arrive at that conversation knowing what you want.
What does it cost?
The app is free to download. Generating previews works through an in-app purchase, with no subscription.
Which body parts work best?
Flat, evenly lit areas photographed straight on: forearm, upper arm, calf, shoulder, back. Curved or shadowed areas are harder.
Which devices?
iPhone, on a recent version of iOS.
It is permanent. The preview isn't.
Thirty seconds now, instead of a lifetime of a decision made from someone else's photo.
Download on the App Store