Inke is an AI tattoo studio run by Rien, a flash-sheet illustrator from Antwerp. It accepts a user idea in words, then returns 12 variants and a photorealistic try-on that sits on the user’s arm. The service emphasizes planning and visualization before booking an artist, aiming to reduce regret by helping clients see how a design will look on skin.
The tool works by taking a user’s description and a clean photo of the client’s skin. The system reads the shape, light, and shadow, then plans line work around the photo to match the skin. A full sheet of variants and a skin-mounted try-on are generated for review before committing to a tattoo.
Inke supports a range of styles, including Traditional, Blackwork, Fine-line, Dotwork, Neo-trad, Irezumi, Realism, Script, Geometric, and Botanical.
The pricing mentions three tiers for individuals and shops: Single, Session, and Parlour. Each tier sets defined deliverables and time-bounded access, with taxes shown at checkout and a cancellation option. The system also states data handling practices and ownership terms, emphasizing download-only persistence of designs.
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