Can I preview a tattoo on my own photo?
Yes. Supply a design and a photo of the body area, then create a planning preview in the app. A clear, evenly lit photo is more useful than an obstructed or heavily angled one.
Explore how a tattoo design could look on a photo of your body. Use Sten AI’s tattoo placement preview on iPhone to plan the conversation with your artist—not to guarantee an exact size or final appearance.
Try it on with Sten AIPlacement previews are a planning tool: they help you compare scale, orientation, and general positioning. Your tattoo artist should make final adjustments for anatomy, skin, and the design itself.
Take the body photo in good light with the area unobstructed. Keep the camera roughly parallel to the skin and include enough surrounding space to judge scale.
Keep the same body photo when comparing design variants. Compare how the shape relates to nearby landmarks, whether the orientation feels intentional and whether the main silhouette is clear. For wraparound areas, one flat photo cannot show the complete result.
Camera perspective, lighting and pose can change the apparent proportions. A rendered preview is not a guarantee of exact tattoo size, placement or healed appearance. Bring the original artwork and the preview to your artist, and decide dimensions and placement in person.

Yes. Supply a design and a photo of the body area, then create a planning preview in the app. A clear, evenly lit photo is more useful than an obstructed or heavily angled one.
No. Perspective, pose and AI processing can change apparent proportions. Confirm physical dimensions and final positioning in person with your tattoo artist.
No. Sten AI offers photo-based previews and an AI body-model setup, not live AR skin tracking. The sample-screen tour shows the setup screen, not a completed placement result.