Online Tattoo Fonts

One of the most common styles in the tattoo industry is applying text.

Choosing the text is difficult, but selecting the font itself is even more challenging. Considering the vast possibilities and the individual approach of each tattoo artist to their clients, we could talk for a long time about specific types of tattoos.

How to choose a font for a tattoo?

First and foremost, if you’ve decided on text, you need to choose the right design. Additionally, it's worth considering the client’s personal style, their hobbies, work, and life values. Based on many details, you can determine the best option. Remember, on our website, you can browse all tattoo fonts online and get help and advice from an online consultant. To do this, go to the appropriate category and consider the available options. You can also browse hundreds of other options online to see how the tattoo will look in the place where you plan to apply it.

Font Size


To determine the font size, you need to establish the exact location of the text. Once placed, you can imagine other size options—the width and length of each letter. The text can consist of small letters or start with a capital letter, highlighting a name, city, or country.

If you have already considered tattoo fonts and made your choice, and are sure of the text, you can now think about the color palette.

Perhaps the best option would be a black-and-white tattoo, or maybe a bright-colored tattoo would suit you better. You can combine multiple colors:

• Make a bold outline.
• Add colorful shading.
• Fill the letters with color transitions.

Consult with our tattoo artists regarding font selection, color palette, and application style.

Choose the best option and have it done by the artist who advised you.

This is the best way to achieve the desired result. The fonts available on the website are selected online as the best and most effective for nearly any application area. The tattoo style itself can be minimalist, gothic, or graphic. You choose the best style for your tattoo, but the advice of a tattoo artist will always be helpful. Consider tattoo fonts with us, think through the design, choose several options, and plan all the details in advance.

An important factor is the chosen language for the tattoo.

Based on your choice, you must consider the font, as not every font looks good in different languages. To understand this, write down the text you plan to use and weigh the pros and cons of each font.

The placement of a tattoo is the client’s choice, but some places are popular for applying text.

Such areas include forearms, legs, and often the wrists, neck, and back. Many clients believe that tattoo fonts should be placed on the chest, such as a serial number or the name of a loved one.

Font Preferences


Women tend to prefer elegant, refined lines, thin and light fonts. When it comes to men, they often opt for larger, bolder, and more rugged scripts, many of which are outlined, possibly in color. However, these standards are not always suitable for our clients, considering most of them are people with distinctive appearances and good taste.

The cost of a tattoo depends directly on the size of the letters, the length of the text, and the complexity of the font itself.

It will also vary depending on the number of colors used for the work. You can get more detailed information directly in the salon from your selected tattoo artist. The price of tattoo fonts from different artists may vary depending on their experience and their assessment of the work requested.