Turn a memory or feeling into a one-of-a-kind tattoo design. InkSoul's 3-stage "Soul-to-Ink" funnel: → Stage 1: Chat about what the tattoo means to you → Stage 2: Answer a few questions to refine the concept → Stage 3: Pick a style, get 3 visual variants, render in HD The result feels personal — not a generic prompt output. ✦ 4 style directions per session ✦ HD image-to-image rendering ✦ 2 free credits, no credit card required
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Hector, the maker of InkSoul.
Most AI tattoo tools just ask "describe your tattoo" — you get generic output that could belong to anyone.
InkSoul flips the script: before asking what your tattoo should look like, it asks *why* you want it — your memories, feelings, what matters to you. That conversation drives the design.
The hardest part to build was Stage 2, the soul-tuning questions. Too shallow and it feels pointless; too deep and it feels like a therapy session. We landed on 3–5 targeted questions that most users complete in under 5 minutes.
I'd love your feedback on two things:
1. Does the 3-stage funnel feel intuitive or overwhelming?
2. Are the 3 visual variants (Minimalist / Elaborate / Creative) useful for decision-making?
Try it free at inksoul.app — 2 credits on us. 🖤
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How does the final design get handed off to my tattoo artist, do I get the HD file plus layered versions or just a flat image to work from?
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@eypqkxk Great question, and honestly one I should probably surface more clearly on the site.
Right now you get a high-res flat image (HD render, typically 1024px+) that you can download and bring straight to your artist. No layered files — the current output is a single image, not a vector or PSD.
In practice, most artists I've talked to actually prefer this as a reference starting point rather than a locked design anyway. They'll redraw it in their own hand, adjust proportions for placement, and make it theirs. The HD image gives them the concept, mood, and style direction — which is often the hardest part to communicate.
Layered/vector export is on the roadmap, but I want to be honest: it's not there yet. If your artist needs editable files, you'd still need to work with them directly to adapt it.
Curious — has your artist ever given you feedback on what format they actually find useful? I'd love to know what's standard in different shops.
How does the final design get handed off to my tattoo artist, do I get the HD file plus layered versions or just a flat image to work from?
@eypqkxk Great question, and honestly one I should probably surface more clearly on the site.
Right now you get a high-res flat image (HD render, typically 1024px+) that you can download and bring straight to your artist. No layered files — the current output is a single image, not a vector or PSD.
In practice, most artists I've talked to actually prefer this as a reference starting point rather than a locked design anyway. They'll redraw it in their own hand, adjust proportions for placement, and make it theirs. The HD image gives them the concept, mood, and style direction — which is often the hardest part to communicate.
Layered/vector export is on the roadmap, but I want to be honest: it's not there yet. If your artist needs editable files, you'd still need to work with them directly to adapt it.
Curious — has your artist ever given you feedback on what format they actually find useful? I'd love to know what's standard in different shops.