INKHUNTER - AI Tattoo Design Reviews

by Whitney Damewood

I was happy to have an opportunity to “try on” some clavicle tattoos before committing to one. Wanting some perspective in the picture, I cropped the viewfinder to capture me from mid-face to just below my collarbone. So imagine my disgust when I later went into Photos and found that all the copies saved from INKHUNTER were expanded to show my entire breast below the tattoo! I frantically went back into INKHUNTER but the thumbnail still only showed the cropped, modest picture exactly as I set it up. If I hadn’t saved a copy for myself, I never would have know INKHUNTER was storing naked pictures of me.
Needless to say, I deleted INKHUNTER . Sick.

by CreateNicknameReview

It’s alright but needs LOTS of work such as major bug fixes and renewal of content. Every time I force close INKHUNTER and open the same designs by amateurs are there. There should he a discover button and people should submit there own content. The ads to unlock is pretty annoying and not all pieces are even complete. The AR is also bugged and doesn’t always work, not that it had the best quality anyway.

by Krounk

I’ve always LOVED INKHUNTER and I’ve had it for a very long time and used it to decide where I wanted some of my tattoos placed. I just went back to INKHUNTER to see how a tattoo would look next to one of my others and you now have to pay to upload your own photos and also pay to use most of the tattoo designs already in INKHUNTER . Still a really helpful app but it’s sad to now I know have to pay to use 90% of what I used to be able to do.

by Naenay6923

INKHUNTER says it’s free, but it’s not. You’re only allowed to try to design of your own upload, all the designs in INKHUNTER are locked unless you pay for them. False advertising for sure. However, if you upload your own design, the feature where you can try it on your arm and take a picture of it to store on your camera roll is pretty cool, but you’re only allowed to upload two designs to try for free. Kind of bogus if you ask me. Would have given it five stars if it was actually free and allowed you to actually try the designs in INKHUNTER for free.

by Rev. Rob78

Although I haven’t used it yet, I’m hoping that it will be a valuable tool to show my customers how a cover up will work. It’s really hard to explain how a cover up work properly. I’ve seen so many TERRIBLE cover ups where people have just slapped a design over the tattoo they want covered & you can see the old tattoo after the “cover up”. A good cover up is more camouflage, using some of the existing lines & colors/shading to successfully cover the old tattoo. It’s a great feeling when a customer sees that old tattoo gone. It’s a double pleasure. They get rid of an old tattoo & they get a new tattoo they can show off proudly. So if INKHUNTER works the way I hope, I will repost the rating & make sure I let all my tattoo artist friends to use it.

by No Tat Yet

I think INKHUNTER does what it suggests it dues for the most part. But I can’t understand if I take a pic of a drawing of my tattoo on a white background, when I superimpose that pic onto my skin I see the “paper” surrounding the tattoo on my skin , especially the edges. On what color paper should I take the pic so that only the b/w of the tat shows up on my skin? Otherwise over all I like it. It gives me some idea of what my ink will look like on - but could be better if the transfer was cleaner.

by Sofie-ricc

Whenever I try to search for anything, nothing would come up. I tried searching for “airplane” “constellation” “astrology” all them came up empty. I eventually just chose a design that looked nice just to test it out. INKHUNTER itself works great at making it look like it’s actually there and to help visualize where the tattoo would be and look like but I couldn’t actually put the one I wanted on me :/

by 😊😆😋😂!?!?!?!?

I love INKHUNTER, it’s helped me as a young person make choices as to what I really want tattooed onto my skin. However I feel like it be even better if we had an ability to have different layers for different tattoos so we can “build” our own custom chest piece or our own custom sleeve with different tattoo sketches.

by 🤖💀👡🦊🕸

I like this because I'm never one for permanent stuff so it's fun to try things on with the AR. There's not a ton of stuff in their collection but I'd rather go custom anyway so that's fine. The AR is fun. At first it didn't do so well on darker skin but they're getting better at that. Good to see an app using AR in a way that's practical and makes sense rather than for the flashiness.

by High School Reviews

I just started using INKHUNTER and I already love it for looking for ideas and potential tattoos
One thing that I think would be really cool is to be able to put your liked tattoos into folders so you can organize them by where you might get them but other then that INKHUNTER is a great visualization tool

by Sammytheedgyboi

I dream of getting a tattoo one day but I must of missed an update because you used to be able to try on tattoo designs found online but now you can only do designs that INKHUNTER itself has. Other than that it’s great and can help you decide which tattoo to get.

by This-app-rocks

INKHUNTER is incredible. It is actually able to make it look like you HAVE the tattoo!! I’m quite astonished. Their selection is vast. Somewhat hard to find what you love but it’s there!! And if not? Upload it yourself 😎. Great app for a first timer who wants to see what they’d look like

by Addison A..

I LOVE INKHUNTER! I’m not a huge fan on how some locked items pop up but I really like how it’s only a dollar to have full access of INKHUNTER ! If there were more stars I could choose from I would give it as many as possible.

by America's App Advisor

One day your Grandparents are going to wake up, maybe even grow up and they might just realize; ‘hey Vern, we look like trash.’

So why do I love INKHUNTER? Because:

a). tattoos are (basically) permanent

b). INKHUNTER allows you to safely and temporarily add some tats to your body

c). better still, INKHUNTER allows you to save images of your tattoo(s)

So, before you get any ‘body art’ I recommend you add some tats to yourself and just save the photos. If you wait and look at these photos a month or two later, you‘ll think;

• ‘wow, I look super-cool!!’ in which case you should go get real tats.

Or ... you’ll think;

• ‘OMG, I’m so glad I didn’t get this winged-frog tattoo on my forehead!!’ Ehh, maybe you’ll think twice before making spontaneous decisions which could affect you for a long time afterward.

Highest Recommendation!

by RUDE RICK THA REALEST

Hands down fn top quality art here with unlimited potential for max creativity without being to busy , confusing or generic. Simplistic raw material is how I would sum this tattoo design up.. dude and not to mention the AR FEATURES !! If u don’t download this , u probably are a loser boy . Or loser gal. Makes no difference.. 🧐😝🤟🏽💋

by Kim Tru

Even in the free version you can look at a lot of different works by a wide variety of artists, save your favorite pieces, go to the artists’ Instagram sites if you want to see more and follow, and preview the tats on your body using the AR function or without.

by Johnyburnsred

I never write review even for apps that I use on a regular basis, but INKHUNTER has really astonished me. It’s always hard deciding whether a tattoo will look good in the end and it’s not easy getting a preview of it without actually drawing on your arm but this takes all that hassle away and can look almost spot on to a real tattoo.

by DaGamer12321

This literally helped me so much in seeing what my first design would look like and it was easy for me to import the designs from basic pictures on my phone. Its easy to share what it looks like to friends so you can get feedback, which is what I did. Definitely gonna use it again if I get another tattoo.

by NCnewyorker

I really like INKHUNTER. I'm glad there's an alternative behind drawing on my arm to test the tattoo because that would be pretty annoying and I'd rather not draw pen on myself. Nothing is hidden behind a pay lock and I'm able to do whatever I like to test tattoos, being in a hurry since I'm getting one in about a month.

Edit: It’s no problem, I have the tattoo now and I was able to test the concept because of INKHUNTER. I’m grateful.

by Uniplayer26

In all honesty you should allow a few more locked designs to be tested it’s not fair that soon enough we will have had to paid for the real deal and already having to pay for the ones that are locked I mean this is our skin we’re talking about not some dry erase board would you mind unlocking a few other then that I love INKHUNTER it helps some

by Rev. Paul

I’d like to recommend INKHUNTER, it is a neat concept and fairly polished, but the Photos access request is giving me pause. Specifically, it says it wants access for ‘Advertising’. INKHUNTER won’t let you even save a picture without granting full access, which is pretty lame. (You can set write-only mode, but INKHUNTER won’t accept that.) This seems like a photo/data grab. If they fix this permissions issue I’ll rethink my rating.

by Hjjdioepwpnd

INKHUNTER doesn’t allow you to add pictures of your whole self and add a tattoo to your photo so that you can see what it looks like in a way that is practical. It also expands the picture to a predetermined value so that you cannot select the part of your body that you want because it doesn’t show up in the screen. And finally, although the software for sizing up the tattoo to the body is actually somewhat decent, I haven’t found a user friendly way to actually see the tattoo. The colors don’t really blend.

by Eric Damewood

I was happy to have an opportunity to “try on” some clavicle tattoos before committing to one. Wanting some perspective in the picture, I cropped the viewfinder to capture me from mid-face to just below my collarbone. So imagine my disgust when I later went into Photos and found that all the copies saved from INKHUNTER were expanded to show my entire breast below the tattoo! I frantically went back into INKHUNTER but the thumbnail still only showed the cropped, modest picture exactly as I set it up. If I hadn’t saved a copy for myself, I never would have know INKHUNTER was storing naked pictures of me.
Needless to say, I deleted INKHUNTER . Sick.

by Why Is Nickname Taken

Every time I save or take a picture, INKHUNTER closes and restarts. To be clear, it’s as though I have closed INKHUNTER and then opened it again. Although it doesn’t interfere with anything else, it is frustrating to have to wait for INKHUNTER to load again and again and I wish it were smoother.

by TheDoctorXZ38

INKHUNTER allows you to apply and manipulate an image as desired to see how it would look against your body. It is intuitive and includes everything you need to preview your future tattoo!

by Arri Lynn

INKHUNTER is so awesome! We've used it for multiple tattoo ideas and it is so accurate the way it knows when the photo you chose needs to be see through rather than white on your skin.