Frequently asked questions
Good questions make
better cover-up plans.
TattooCover helps with early visual direction. Your tattoo artist remains the person who decides what is safe, suitable and possible.
No. Feasibility depends on existing ink, skin, placement, desired scale and an artist’s professional assessment. Online concepts can help you ask better questions; they do not replace that assessment.
Often, a cover-up needs enough room to create contrast and a new composition, but there is no universal rule. Discuss your preferences and constraints with an experienced tattoo artist.
Use it as a conversation starter and reference. A professional artist should adapt the final work for your body, their method and the existing tattoo.
Use even daylight, a straight-on image, and enough surrounding skin to show placement. Avoid filters and heavy shadows that could hide the tattoo’s actual contrast.
No. TattooCover is a concept-planning product, not a removal or medical service. A licensed professional can advise you about removal options.
The planned product includes user-controlled project deletion. This prototype does not store uploads or personal data.