Welcome to MyInk.ai: Plan a Tattoo With Visual References

MyInk.ai helps you turn a tattoo idea into visual references you can discuss with a tattoo artist. Start with a written idea, compare design directions, then develop the one you want to keep.

The product details below were checked on October 25, 2026.

Choose a Style or Leave It Open

The form offers 10 styles:

You can also leave the style open. Body placement, approximate size, and color are optional form choices. Enter any exact lettering separately so you can check it in the result.

Create and Compare

  1. Describe your idea in the tattoo form.
  2. Choose the settings that matter to you.
  3. Sign in to generate a round of 4 directions for 4 credits.
  4. Compare the images and select a direction to develop or download.

New accounts receive 8 free credits. Generation takes time; follow the progress and recovery messages on the page. There is no guaranteed completion time in seconds. Check the current generation action and its cost in MyInk.ai Studio.

Generated images can contain imperfect lettering, small details, or proportions. Review them before sharing them with an artist. MyInk creates planning references, and the tattoo artist makes the final decisions about execution on real skin.

Preview and Prepare

Tattoo Try On lets you use a body photo for a placement preview at a cost of 1 credit. Discuss the final scale and position with your artist.

After selecting a design, you can request a free artist brief, a printable Artist Sheet PDF for 1 credit, or an Artist-Ready Pack for 40 credits. The pack includes a finished design, stencil, and placement preview. Long text can extend the PDF over additional pages.

See pricing before buying more credits or a plan. You do not need to buy a pack to start using the new-account credits.

Explore Before Your Appointment

Browse the inspiration gallery or read our first tattoo tips for beginners. Bring the references you choose to your consultation, and ask your artist to confirm line weight, size, placement, and any lettering before tattooing.