TatTools by NextEleven
Bench tool · pigment & value
Produce a high-resolution interior fill preview from a finalized mono stencil: presets encode recognizable genre palette grammar and shading conventions; your hex pins and bench notes steer local color. The engine returns your outline multiplied over the tint layer so stroke geometry stays yours—nothing here redraws contours. Linework prep lives in stencil studio separately.
Open reference rendererLinework · stencil studioPricing & generation limits →Use stencil studio for extraction, readability passes, and guides until the plate reads the way you need on skin. Export a crisp mono PNG (JPEG/WebP accepted in the renderer input).
Choose a preset that matches the intended tattoo grammar—each encodes trade-recognizable palettes and shading idioms tied to genre. Layer optional hex anchors and succinct bench notes where the stencil needs explicit pigments, temperature shifts, or softening.
Download the flattened PNG archive of your multiplied composite. Inspect like any reference sheet: variance can occur run-to-run—use the output alongside your stencil and client consult, not as a lone source of truth.