Web design for tattoo artists? We build your custom website completely free.

Most clients find a tattoo artist on Instagram or TikTok. They send a DM with an idea. You ask about placement, size and style. They reply a day later. Then comes the price talk, and only after that a date.

That back and forth costs you hours each week, hours you would rather spend drawing and tattooing. Good tattoo website design keeps the discovery on social media and moves the request to a form that asks everything at once.

Put the link in your bio. A client taps it, completes the request in two minutes, and you open a message that is ready for a quote.

The form walks the client through the questions you now type by hand in every chat.

1. The ideaA few lines about the design and its meaning, plus whether it is a custom piece, flash, meaning a ready-made design, or a cover-up.
2. Placement and sizeThe client picks the body area and gives the size in inches or centimeters. A simple body map makes this quick.
3. Reference photo uploadThe client adds inspiration images and a photo of the placement area. For a cover-up, a photo of the existing tattoo.
4. Style and colorBlack and gray or color, and the style: fine line, traditional, realism, Japanese, blackwork, lettering.
5. Artist, budget and datesIn a shop with several artists the client picks a preferred artist. A budget range and available days complete the request.

The request arrives in your inbox as one clear overview. The client receives a confirmation by email and WhatsApp with your reply time, so the waiting feels calm.

A feed shows your work in the order you posted it. A website for tattoo artists sorts the work by style, so a client who wants fine line sees your fine line work at once.

Show healed work next to fresh work. Clients want to know how a tattoo looks after a year, and healed photos prove your technique.

In a shop, each artist gets a profile: photo, styles, portfolio and a personal request button. Guest artists get a temporary profile with their dates.

Price questions fill your inbox. Answer them once, on the site. Explain how you price: per piece, per hour or per day session, plus your shop minimum if you have one.

State your deposit policy in plain words: the amount, that it secures the date, how it counts toward the final price, and your terms for rescheduling. A client reads this before sending the request.

After your quote, the client books a consultation or a session in your online calendar. Reminders go out by email and WhatsApp before the appointment. An AI chatbot answers the practical questions at night: age rules, payment methods, walk-in days.

Every client asks how to care for a new tattoo. Place your own aftercare instructions on a dedicated page and send the link after each session. You answer once and every client has it at hand.

A page for first-timers builds trust: how to prepare, what to eat and wear, how long a session takes, what the studio looks like. Add your hygiene standards and your license details where your region requires a license.

Minimum age and consent rules differ per state and country. State the rule that applies in your studio and which ID to bring.

Many visitors want a tattoo and still feel unsure about style or placement. A short idea check helps them. They answer a few questions about taste, size and how visible the piece should be.

The check suggests a style and the artist in your shop who fits, and opens the request form with the answers already filled in. You receive a lead with a name, contact details and a clear direction.

Social media reaches people who already follow tattoo work. Google reaches people who search with intent: tattoo shop near me, fine line tattoo artist in a city, cover-up tattoo in a town, walk-in tattoo today.

A page per style with your city in the title matches those searches. Your Google Business Profile shows your hours, photos and reviews on Google Maps. After a session the website asks the client for a Google review.

Every month we work on your SEO, including visibility in AI search such as ChatGPT and Google's AI Overviews.

We build your complete website up front, at our own cost, in your own style. You pay nothing upfront. In a 15-minute online showcase we walk through it together.

Choose us and your website is live within two weeks. Two months after launch you choose again. Stop after two improvement rounds and you get your money back.

Delta Six is a Dutch agency from Maasdam, the Netherlands. We work online with artists and shop owners and plan the showcase at a time that suits your time zone.