AI TATTOO GENERATOR
An AI tattoo generator that thinks like a tattoo artist.
Most AI tattoo generators are built for people browsing ideas. Tattora is built for the person holding the machine. Describe what your client wants, choose a style and placement, and get two design directions drawn as clean flash-sheet artwork — ready to discuss, refine and turn into a stencil.
The workspace interface is currently in Chinese; English is coming soon.
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Describe the idea
Write it the way your client said it — “snake wrapped around a peony, forearm, black and grey”. No prompt engineering.
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Pick style and placement
Choose from 8 tattoo styles and 14 body placements. Professional mode adds composition, line weight, color and complexity.
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Get two directions
Every generation returns two different designs on clean white paper, so you can compare options with your client.
Why a generator for artists is different
A tattoo is not a poster. It has to sit on a curved body part, age well in skin and be stenciled cleanly. Tattora's prompts are written around those constraints: clear line hierarchy, closed outlines, readable negative space and detail density that holds up over time.
Results are drawn as flash-sheet designs on plain white paper — no skin mockups, no watermarks, no background noise — so they drop straight into your own drawing process.
What you can control
- Eight launch styles: Japanese, Neo Traditional, Black & Grey, Chicano, Blackwork, Fine Line, Old School and Neo Chinese.
- Placement-aware compositions for forearm, upper arm, shoulder, back, chest, ribs, thigh, calf, hand and more.
- Reference images used as the subject, the style or the composition.
- Black & grey, pure black or color, three line weights and three levels of complexity.
From concept to stencil in one place
Pick the stronger direction, then refine it with one sentence — “make the peony larger and simplify the background”. When it's right, extract linework or a stencil and export PNG, JPG or an A4 print-ready PDF. Everything is saved to the client's project so you can come back to it.
Styles
Questions
Is Tattora a replacement for drawing?
No. It's a fast way to explore directions and build a base. Every design should be reviewed and finished by the artist before it goes on skin.
Who owns the designs I generate?
You do, to the extent the law allows. Your projects are private by default and are never published without your permission.
How many images do I get per generation?
Two different directions per generation. Refinements also return two variations.
Can I use my own reference image?
Yes. Upload a reference and tell Tattora whether to follow its subject, its style or its composition.