Tattoo Simulator

Tattoo Simulator is a tattoo placement simulator for bringing your own body photo and artwork into the same view. It is intended for people who already have a design and want to compare its position, direction and proportion before discussing it with an artist. Upload the two images, then adjust size, rotation, opacity and position. Mirroring offers another direction to compare, and reset returns the placement controls to their starting point. A PNG export gives you a single reference image to share alongside the original artwork. Keeping those originals separate makes it easier to explain which version you are discussing. The homepage describes local placement adjustments that do not consume generation credits. That is a statement about the simulator controls, not a promise that every related tool or service is free. A photo overlay is a planning aid rather than a prediction of healed ink or an assessment of whether a tattoo is appropriate for someone’s skin. Use photos and designs you have permission to use. Label exploratory alternatives clearly, keep the same photographic baseline for a fair size comparison, and let the artist assess actual dimensions, anatomy and movement. This description is project-affiliated and written with AI assistance; it does not claim independent testing, professional endorsement or guaranteed physical results.