MyTattooStencilCompare your designs
Prepare a cover-up reference
- Crop
- Only existing ink; Exclude faces and private details
- Select
- Drag a box; Identify old lines
- Describe
- Darker, larger motif; Discuss feasibility with an artist
Can a light design cover dark ink?
Usually a cover-up needs strategic density and a larger footprint. Ask your artist what is feasible with your particular ink and placement; this tool does not make that judgment.
Photograph only the tattoo area
Crop out faces and identifying details. Use even lighting, then drag a rectangle around the old ink. For reference only — final cover-up should be done by an artist experienced in cover-ups.
Questions, answered.
What should I upload for a cover-up idea?
Use an evenly lit close photo of the tattoo area only. Crop out faces and identifying details before upload.
Why must I select the old ink?
The selected region defines the reference for the concept. Drag a box around the old tattoo before submitting.
Will the concept completely conceal my old tattoo?
No result guarantees coverage. Ink density, placement and skin require an in-person assessment by an experienced artist.
How many designs does a cover-up request use?
Choose 1, 2 or 4 paid designs at one credit each. Free creates one watermarked design. Each failed or refused output restores its own credit once.
Does the cover-up tool call a model now?
Generation is enabled; accepted references enter the gated review and generation workflow.
Print true to size
Letter, A4 or your thermal printer.
Bring your own design, or try this iris.
80 mm roll has 76 mm printable width.
0.38 mm minimum target
Advanced resolution
Mirror only if your transfer method needs it (e.g. copier-style machines).
Set scale to 100% / Actual size. Use ordinary paper for the Test page.
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See how your design sits on the body.
Drag to place your design. Generated body references show approximate scale; ask your artist to confirm the fit.
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AI-generated, for reference only. Consult a licensed tattoo artist before tattooing. We do not provide medical advice.