Tattoo Website Templates

Healed work, who does which style, what a session costs and how to book.

Someone choosing a tattoo studio looks at the work first, then at which artist does their style, then at what it costs and how long the wait is. A tattoo site that hides any of those behind an Instagram link loses the client to the studio that answers them on the page.

The seven designs below cover a Japanese colour studio, three dark custom studios, a fine-line atelier, a brutalist six-chair shop and a loud walk-in flash shop. Each one shows artists and a consult or booking form, and most list prices.

7 tattoo website templates

  • Irezumi Colour Tattoo Studio (Business; demo site: Copperline) Indigo, vermilion and gold in the spirit of an irezumi print, with session prices from a free consult to a full day. Made for Japanese and neo-traditional colour work; a blackwork-only studio would fight its palette.
  • After-Dark Blackwork Tattoo Studio (Business; demo site: Black Lantern) After-dark and condensed, with a stat bar, four starting prices, a flash wall and aftercare questions. Suits a busy custom studio with several residents; it is loud for a single quiet artist.
  • Dark Editorial Custom Tattoo Studio (Business; demo site: Black Ivy) Sharp serif type on black, healed-work captions and a consult form that opens a ready-written email. Fits a private, appointment-only studio; walk-in shops have nowhere to post hours of the day.
  • Fine-Line Tattoo Atelier on Warm Paper (Business; demo site: Hollow Pine Atelier) Warm paper, an arched photo and written starting prices for fine-line and botanical pieces. Right for a small atelier taking one client a day; bold traditional work looks out of place on it.
  • Sticker-Flyer Walk-In Flash Tattoo Shop (Business; demo site: Nerve Flash Club) A sticker-covered flyer with Friday flash prices, a numbered flash wall and walk-in hours. Built for a walk-in shop; a studio that only does large custom pieces would undersell itself here.
  • Brutalist Acid-Yellow Tattoo Studio (Business; demo site: Hard Edge Ink) Brutalist and very loud: thick black rules, acid colours and a table of each artist's next opening and day rate. Suits a shop with a strong graphic identity; it is the least calm design here and harder to read on a small phone.
  • Black Custom Tattoo Studio (Business; demo site: Sable & Iron) Black and off-white with lettered style cards and four artist profiles with their booking cadence. A safe, professional choice for a mixed-style custom studio; it shows less pricing than the others.

What a good tattoo website needs

Healed work, labelled

Photos of healed pieces with the style, placement and artist named. Fresh-off-the-needle shots alone do not show how your work lasts.

Artists and their styles

One card per artist with the styles they take on, so a client asking for fine line does not book your traditional artist.

Deposits and minimums

The deposit, whether it comes off the price, the shop minimum and the cancellation rule, stated before anyone books.

A consult route

A form that asks for idea, placement, size and preferred artist, plus walk-in days if you take them.

Pages your tattoo website needs

  1. Portfolio by artist and style

    Clients search for a style, then for the person who does it well. Filtering healed work by artist saves them messaging the wrong one.

  2. Artists

    Each artist's styles, what they will not tattoo, how far ahead they book and whether they take walk-ins.

  3. Prices, deposits and minimums

    Hourly or session rates, the shop minimum and how the deposit works. Stating it up front cuts no-shows and awkward conversations.

  4. Booking or consult request

    Ask for the idea, placement, size, references and preferred artist, so the first reply can be a real answer.

  5. Aftercare

    Clear healing instructions on a page you can send after every session reduce touch-up requests and protect your work.

  6. Studio rules and FAQ

    Age and ID rules, cover-ups, cancellations and whether you work on hands or faces are the questions that otherwise fill your inbox.

Guides for tattoo websites

How to pick the right one

  • Colour and large-scale Japanese work: Copperline has session prices from a free consult to a full day.
  • Custom-only studios: Black Lantern, Black Ivy and Sable & Iron each lead with artists and a consult, in three different dark looks.
  • Fine line and botanical by appointment: Hollow Pine Atelier is calm and paper-toned, with written starting prices.
  • Walk-ins and flash: Nerve Flash Club has a numbered flash wall and Friday walk-in hours; Hard Edge Ink shows each artist's next opening in a table.

Frequently asked questions

Are these templates free?

Starting from a template is free. The free plan gives you 3 template sites on a we.inc address. It has no AI credits and no custom domain. AI building and custom domains start at $20 a month.

Are the businesses in these templates real?

No. Every name, price, count and review in these designs is made-up demonstration content. Replace it with your own, or remove it, before you publish.

Can clients pay a deposit on the site?

Deposits are not built into these templates. Point the booking button at the deposit or booking tool you already use, or take payment through your own Stripe account.

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