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Give every flash a stable ID
Use F01, FLASH-01, TIG-03, or your own code. Auto-numbering follows current item order, and duplicate IDs are visibly flagged.
Free flash inventory artifact
Turn finished flash into a practical inventory with stable design IDs and manual availability states, then filter exactly what should appear in the printable or shareable sheet.
Available, Reserved, and Unavailable are artist-controlled labels. There is no booking, checkout, CRM, marketplace, or cloud inventory behind them.
Browser-local flash catalog
Up to 30 flash images. Reserved is a label only, not a booking. The exported artifact is the persistence.
Catalog, not composition
The output is intentionally operational. Artwork stays in a fixed catalog grid while IDs, status, and optional compact metadata make the collection usable.
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Use F01, FLASH-01, TIG-03, or your own code. Auto-numbering follows current item order, and duplicate IDs are visibly flagged.
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Available, Reserved, and Unavailable stay readable as text in the editor and on the output. Reserved never creates a real reservation.
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Add a short title, one-off/repeatable note, size note, or price note only when it helps the working inventory.
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Keep all designs in the internal list, then export Available only, Reserved, Unavailable, or the full collection for the specific handoff.
Two different flash jobs
Both start from finished flash, but the center of the workflow and the output are different.
Flash Inventory
IDs, manual availability state, batch updates, status filters, and a filtered catalog artifact.
Flash Sheet Maker
Balanced, grid, or loose composition, spacing, presentation labels, print, and social-format layout.
Arrange a visual flash sheetThe artifact is the persistence
The tool keeps no cloud history. Your current browser session is the workspace; the filtered PNG or printed sheet is the portable artifact.
Switch to Available and export only designs that should still be shown. Reserved and Unavailable items stay in the working inventory without entering that output.
Choose a two- or three-column catalog, then print through the browser or use Save as PDF. Status is always written as text for black-and-white output.
Related tattoo tools
Arrange a client-facing visual composition in Flash Sheet Maker, or move into stencil preparation only after a specific design is chosen.
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FAQ
The tool deliberately stops at a local catalog, manual status, filtering, and export.
The Flash Sheet Maker arranges finished artwork into a visual print or social composition. Flash Inventory treats each design as an inventory record with a design ID and manual Available, Reserved, or Unavailable state, then filters that collection before output.
No. Reserved is only a manual label. This tool has no booking, deposit, checkout, client record, notification, or reservation system.
No. PNG, JPG, and WebP files are decoded and downsampled locally in your browser. IDs, statuses, optional metadata, filtering, PNG export, and print output stay in the browser too.
Yes. Enter IDs manually or auto-number the current order with an optional prefix. Duplicate IDs are allowed when intentional, but the tool flags them. A design needs a non-empty ID before it can be exported.
No. Available, Reserved, and Unavailable describe the current manual inventory state. One-off or Repeatable is optional artist metadata about whether the design concept may be tattooed more than once.
Download the currently filtered inventory as PNG, or open a clean A4 or US Letter print document for printing or Save as PDF. Each output includes the thumbnail, design ID, and written status.
Need the presentation sheet instead?
Use Flash Sheet Maker when the next job is visual composition for print or social. Use the web generator only when the stencil artwork itself still needs to be created.