InkCraft

What is InkCraft?

InkCraft shows you what a tattoo will look like on your own body before you commit to it. Upload a photo and the design wraps to the real curve of an arm, ribs or collarbone. The placement comes from a 3D model of your body, so the preview follows your anatomy rather than sitting flat on top. You can browse thousands of original designs by subject, placement and style, generate your own from a description in a range of styles, or turn a photo of any tattoo into a clean design. Preview any of it on your own photo, free in the browser with no signup, then take the result to your tattoo artist. There are also 709 designs photographed on real skin across 26 body placements, so you can see how a style reads on the spot you are considering. Every design is drawn for InkCraft. Nothing is scraped from Pinterest or borrowed from other artists, which matters if you plan to actually get the tattoo. Free to try in the browser, with a daily limit that Pro removes. The iOS app adds the full editor and 3D body reconstruction: it builds a model of your body from your photo, so you can place designs directly on it. Built and run by one developer, Uladzimir Tumanau.

How to use InkCraft?

1. Open inkcraftapp.com/try in your browser. No signup needed. 2. Upload a photo of the body part you want tattooed. 3. Pick a design from the library, or describe the tattoo you want and generate one. 4. Place, scale and rotate it. The design wraps to the curve of your body. 5. Save the preview and take it to your tattoo artist. In the InkCraft app does the same with the full editor, plus a 3D model of your body built from your photo.

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