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A tattoo studio website that lets the work speak.

People choose a tattoo artist by their work. Before they write to you, they scroll through dozens of pieces, usually on a phone, looking for a style that matches what they have in mind. A studio website should make that easy, and then turn a good feeling into a clear booking request.

Portfolios that do your work justice

Each artist gets their own page, with work grouped by style: fine line, blackwork, traditional, realism, lettering, whatever you do. Images stay sharp but load quickly, and on a phone they fill the screen, because that is where people really look. Healed photos next to fresh ones build trust.

Booking requests that save you messages

Most studios book through DMs, and most DMs are missing the basics. A short request form asks for what you need up front: the idea, placement, rough size, reference images, preferred artist and budget. You get fewer back-and-forth messages and more requests you can actually quote. Deposits and consultations are explained clearly before anyone sits in the chair.

Everything clients ask anyway

  • Aftercare instructions they can find again at 2am.
  • Age rules, ID and what to bring on the day.
  • Deposit, cancellation and touch-up policies.
  • Guest artists and flash days, with dates.

Found beyond Instagram

Instagram is where people browse, but Google is where they search for “tattoo studio near me” or “fine line tattoo” plus your city. A fast site with a clear page for each artist and style gives you a chance to show up there too, and it is yours, whatever happens to the algorithm.

1 : 1

you work straight with the maker

≈ 4 weeks

from first call to launch

fixed

price, agreed before we start

care plan

for changes after launch

questions we hear.

Can clients send reference images with a booking request?

Yes. We can set up the request form to accept a few reference images, so the artist sees the idea before replying.

Can each artist have their own portfolio page?

Yes. Each artist gets a page with their style, their work and how to book with them, which also helps people find a specific artist on Google.

Will a website replace Instagram?

No, it works alongside it. Instagram is good for reach. The website is where people check your policies, see the full portfolio sorted by style and send a proper booking request.

How do you keep a big gallery fast on phones?

We resize and compress every image for the screen it is shown on, and load images as people scroll. The work still looks sharp, but the page doesn’t stall on mobile data.

Tell us about your studio.

Send a few lines about your business and what you need. We reply within two days with a few ideas and a clear, fixed price.

hello@leadframeagency.com