A workbench for one tattoo task

Design tattoo filler for the space you actually have

Small gaps have their own shape and rhythm. Pair a theme with a drawn outline or a marked photo so the design can respond to the available space and the surrounding work.

Your form and selected files stay in this tab. Local previews do not upload images or spend credits.

PNG, JPEG or WebP, up to 10 MB. Decoded images above 40 megapixels are rejected. Choose only images you have permission to use.

Draw the gap boundary

Use your finger or pointer to outline the gap in red. You can draw on the optional source photo or a blank sheet. A marked guide upload is available as an alternative.

The original photo is sent first when supplied. The marked or drawn guide follows as an annotation. Red guide marks are excluded from the requested design.

This button prepares upload copies locally, uploads selected images together, and starts the AI request in the studio. Larger files are optimized to 1.8 MB or less per image; fine detail may change. Original files remain in this tab. Your selected model and existing credit rules apply. No AI request runs while you fill out the form.

Plan the next step

  1. Describe a filler theme, such as leaves, stars or a geometric rhythm. Optionally add an unmarked photo showing the tattoos around the gap.
  2. Outline the gap in red with the drawing tool, or upload a marked guide. A standalone drawn shape is enough to plan a flat concept. Add placement, size and details to preserve.
  3. Use the AI action to send the unmarked source first when present, then the guide as an annotation. The brief asks AI to fit the gap and omit the red guide marks from the design.

A drawn guide suggests composition and boundaries; it does not provide measured skin dimensions. Preserving nearby work is an editing instruction, and AI may still change it. Compare the result carefully with your source.