Samples

Real before-and-after stencil examples

Look at what changes between the original image and the stencil, then open the workflow, the gallery, or pricing once you know the output feels right.

Photo reference before stencil cleanup
Generated tattoo stencil after cleanup
PhotoStencil

Photo To Stencil

General photo cleanup into a usable stencil base

The output drops background noise, clarifies the dominant contour, and pushes the read toward transfer-friendly black-and-white structure.

Best for: Artists who want a quick read on what the workflow does before opening more specific examples.

Portrait reference image before stencil generation
Portrait tattoo stencil after generation
SourceStencil

Portrait Read

People reference simplified into a cleaner portrait-first stencil

The stencil keeps the landmarks that matter for recognition while reducing visual clutter that would not survive sizing or transfer well.

Best for: Portrait-driven tattoos where recognizability matters more than keeping every crease or texture cue.

Symbol reference image before stencil generation
Symbol tattoo stencil after generation
SourceStencil

Symbol Clarity

Clean symbolic shapes after stencil-first reduction

The result keeps the emblem readable by protecting shape hierarchy and removing unnecessary visual weight before it turns muddy.

Best for: Smaller placements or icon-led tattoos where edge clarity matters more than decorative fill.

Flat tattoo stencil before fit-to-body adjustment
Tattoo stencil after fit-to-body adjustment
FlatFitted

Fit To Body

Flat stencil adjusted for curved body placement

The fitted version catches wrap, taper, and body-line issues before export, so placement mistakes are cheaper to fix.

Best for: Arms, legs, ribs, and other curved placement areas where a flat read is not enough.

If you want more range, open the full gallery. If the output already looks right for your workflow, go to pricing or straight into the app.