Made with this tool
Real tattoo designs from our community — every one started as a simple text prompt.
A free tattoo maker built for real ink
Type what you have in mind, choose a style and a spot on the body, and our tattoo design maker draws a design in seconds. It's made for planning tattoos, so the results come out clean enough to hand to an artist — not the busy, over-detailed images you get from generic art tools.
Try as many ideas as you want. Compare a fine-line version against bold blackwork, switch a rose for a snake, or move a piece from the forearm to the shoulder. When something clicks, download it and take it to your tattoo artist as a starting point.
How to generate a tattoo design
Describe your idea
Say what you want in plain words — the subject, the mood, and where it goes on your body. The more specific you are, the closer the first result lands.
Pick a style and placement
Choose a style like minimalist, Japanese, or blackwork, set the placement, and decide between black & grey or full color.
Generate and compare
Hit Generate and watch the design appear on the right. Not quite it? Regenerate for a fresh take until one feels right.
Download and refine
Save your favorite as a PNG and bring it to a professional artist, who can adjust the scale and lines for your skin.
Questions about the tattoo generator
Everything you need to know before you generate your first design.
Name the subject, then add a style, a mood, and a placement. Something like "fine-line lavender sprig on the inner forearm, black and grey" works far better than just "flower". You can always regenerate and tweak the wording until it looks right.
You can pick from styles like minimalist, traditional, Japanese, floral, geometric, blackwork, realism, and watercolor, in either black & grey or full color. Each style nudges the AI toward the line weight and shading that suits it.
Usually a few seconds. Your task is queued, rendered, and then the finished design shows up in the preview on the right without you refreshing anything.
It depends on the model you pick: Agnes costs 2 credits, GPT costs 4, Doubao Seedream costs 5, and Google Banana (Pro) costs 8. New accounts start with 10 credits — enough to try a few designs. Upgrade any time for more.
You're never charged twice for a failed render. If a task you already paid for fails, just hit Try again — the retry reruns the same design for free and won't deduct any credits.
Yes. Download any finished design as a PNG, or hit Regenerate to get a different version of the same idea. There's no limit on trying again as long as you have credits.
Designs are public by default and may appear in the community gallery on our homepage. Upgrade to Pro to switch a design to private and keep it off that gallery.
Treat it as a strong starting point rather than a final stencil. Bring the design to a professional artist, who will adapt the contrast, scale, and placement so it reads well on skin.