Upload a body photo and tattoo design, adjust the placement, and save a preview for your consultation.
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Use a clear, evenly lit photo of the area you want to test.
Use a virtual preview to compare placement, approximate scale, rotation, and visual balance. It is a planning reference—not a promise of exactly how healed ink will look.
Take a clear, evenly lit photo with the intended body area visible and facing the camera.
Upload your artwork. A transparent PNG works best, or the tool can attempt to remove a simple background.
Move, resize, rotate, and blend the design in one editor, then download your placement reference.
Compare the untouched body photo with the placement mockup. Use these examples to judge composition and scale—not final ink color or healed skin texture.
An intricate mythological concept placed along the forearm to compare the visual weight of a larger vertical design.
A striking tiger head tattoo rendered in a fine-line, illustrative style. Positioned on the shoulder blade, this try-on showcases a bold and powerful animal design.
A bold tribal-inspired pattern that flows along the forearm. This try-on highlights how geometric and Polynesian-style designs conform to the arm's musculature.
A beautiful and detailed rose tattoo, centered on the upper back below the neck. This try-on shows how a classic floral design can be elegantly placed to complement the body's natural lines.
The simulator is built for one practical decision: whether a design's approximate placement, size, and angle feel right on your body photo before you speak with an artist.
Your body photo stays in the browser while the editor estimates visible skin areas and prepares the placement canvas.
Move and resize the design directly on the photo so you can compare alternatives without regenerating the whole preview.
Download the composed image as a visual reference for discussing placement and approximate scale with a tattoo artist.
The body photo is processed in your browser. The tattoo design is sent for background removal and returned without being saved to a gallery.
Control opacity and the preview blend so dark and light designs remain legible on different photos.
Fine-tune position, size, rotation, and opacity to create several planning versions from the same inputs.
Good to know
Turn your direction into a clearer concept, a better reference, and something easier to share with your artist.
Turn photos into clearer concepts for an artist consultation.
Explore stronger ideas and directions from a simple prompt.
Adapt a reference style to your own subject or image.