Listed Sep 2026 · Verified Sep 1, 2026

Tat Ink

Name: Tat Ink
Price: 8.79 USD
Author: Tat Ink

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Generates and previews custom tattoo designs from text, photos, or an existing tattoo to cover up.

tattoo design text to image virtual try onFreemium · from $8.79/mo

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Overview

About Tat Ink

Tat Ink turns a text description or reference photo into a tattoo design across more than 20 styles, from minimalist line work to Japanese irezumi, and adds lettering generation and stencil creation for people planning to take a design to an artist. Its virtual try-on overlays a finished design onto a photo of the user's body so they can judge placement and scale before committing, and a separate cover-up mode analyzes an existing tattoo to propose new artwork that conceals it. It targets anyone from a first-timer exploring ideas to someone assembling references for an artist appointment. There is a free daily allotment of generations, then three paid subscription tiers billed monthly, all including a commercial-use license for the generated designs. No company name, founder, or country of operation is disclosed beyond the tat.ink brand itself.

Platforms: Web
API: No
Last verified: Sep 1, 2026

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Product features: design generation, virtual try-on, cover-up mode, stylestat.ink ↗
Pricing tiers and credit allowancestat.ink ↗

Pricing

Pricing model: Freemium
Paid options from: $8.79/mo
Billing: Monthly

Ink Pro is $8.79/month for 300 credits, Ink Pro+ is $16.79/month for 900 credits, and Ink Max is $34.99/month for 2,500 credits, all shown as discounted from higher list prices; free daily generations are available before credits are needed.

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Editorial verdict

Pros & cons of Tat Ink

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Tat Ink's virtual try-on and cover-up modes go beyond a generic text-to-image tool aimed at tattoos, since seeing a design on your own body before an appointment is the actual point of a tool like this. The credit system across three tiers is fairly granular, which suits someone planning multiple design iterations more than someone who just wants one quick preview.

Pros

Virtual try-on overlays designs on a body photo rather than showing them in isolation
Dedicated cover-up mode analyzes an existing tattoo rather than treating it as a blank canvas
Commercial-use license is included on all paid tiers

Cons

No company name, founders, or location disclosed anywhere on the site
Credit-based pricing across three tiers takes some effort to map to actual usage before subscribing
No indication of how generated designs avoid resembling copyrighted tattoo art in training data

Best for

Someone preparing references for a tattoo artist appointment
People wanting to preview placement and scale on their own body before committing
Anyone designing a cover-up for an existing tattoo

Not for

Users wanting a single free design with no account or credit tracking
Anyone needing certainty that a generated design avoids resembling existing copyrighted tattoo art

Watch out: Run any design past a real tattoo artist before committing — an AI preview doesn't account for how ink ages or how a design wraps around body contours.

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