InkCraft is a tattoo try-on tool that runs in a web browser and as an iPhone app. The core idea is simple but specific: instead of pasting a flat image over a photo, InkCraft builds a 3D reconstruction from your picture and wraps the design around your actual anatomy, so curves, folds and perspective are taken into account. That distinction matters most on placements where the body bends — a shoulder, calf, ribs or forearm — where flat overlays visibly break.
The free web tool requires no account and nothing to install. You upload a photo of the body part, pick a design from a library that spans fine line, blackwork, traditional, geometric, watercolour, realism, dotwork and more, and see the placement at real size in a browser on phone or desktop. InkCraft says uploaded photos are used only to build the preview, are deleted from server memory when the request finishes, and have EXIF data stripped before upload.
The iOS app extends the experience with unlimited previews on the main pose, full-body placement across arms, back, chest and legs, scar cover previews, saving and sharing previews with your artist, and an AI tattoo generator that creates a custom design from a text description. An Android version is listed as in development.
