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Lettering people actually take to a tattoo artist — script, blackletter and monospace forms you can paste into a message, print at size, or mock up on skin before committing.

64 styles found

Tattoo Font Styles

Monospace#

Small Caps#

Bold Gothic#

Gothic#

Currency#

Bold Cursive#

Manga#

Classic Cursive#

Royal Monospace#

Star Wings Monospace#

Arrows Monospace#

Dotted Monospace#

Underline Monospace#

Underline Small Caps#

Royal Bold Gothic#

Arrows Bold Gothic#

Dotted Bold Gothic#

Underline Bold Gothic#

Royal Gothic#

Star Wings Gothic#

Arrows Gothic#

Dotted Gothic#

Underline Gothic#

Lightning Gothic#

Dotted Currency#

Underline Currency#

Royal Bold Cursive#

Arrows Bold Cursive#

Dotted Bold Cursive#

Underline Bold Cursive#

Royal Manga#

Star Wings Manga#

Arrows Manga#

Dotted Manga#

Underline Manga#

Why tattoo text copies and pastes everywhere

The lettering people actually take to a tattoo artist falls into three Unicode families: Mathematical Script for flowing name tattoos, Fraktur for blackletter and old-school work, and Monospace for the even, mechanical look used in coordinate and date pieces. This page also includes the Currency and Manga alphabets for heavier, more angular designs. One caution worth knowing before you screenshot anything: the Manga letters are built from CJK ideographs and need a Chinese or Japanese font installed, so they may not display on a machine that has never handled those languages.

Tattoo font generator FAQ

Can a tattoo artist work from this?

Use it to settle on a style and wording, then hand the artist a screenshot as a reference. A tattooist will redraw the lettering by hand at size — these characters are for deciding, not for tracing.

Which style suits a name tattoo?

Classic Cursive and Bold Cursive are the usual choices for names along the collarbone or forearm. For a heavier, more traditional look, Gothic and Bold Gothic are the blackletter forms used in old-school script.

Will my tattoo text look the same printed as on screen?

No, and that is worth remembering. What you see is your device's interpretation of these characters in its own system font. Printed or tattooed, the letterforms come from whatever typeface the artist draws — treat this as a layout and wording tool.

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