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Tattoo Stencil Examples

These are real conversions, not mockups. Every image below was produced by the same pipeline you get — same code, same settings.

source photo: Catgenerated stencil from the cat photo
CatA cat curled on a ledge — the silhouette reads even at small sizes.Try this photo →
source photo: Cat portraitgenerated stencil from the cat portrait photo
Cat portraitFront-facing cat. Fine gives a delicate line, Balanced keeps some fur texture.Try this photo →
source photo: Doggenerated stencil from the dog photo
DogHigh-contrast ears and muzzle survive the conversion almost intact.Try this photo →
source photo: Objectgenerated stencil from the object photo
ObjectA bicycle in a park — objects with clean edges convert best.Try this photo →
source photo: Objectgenerated stencil from the object photo
ObjectBike racks: dense repetition is where Bold helps most.Try this photo →
source photo: Portraitgenerated stencil from the portrait photo
PortraitA portrait needs 8–12 cm to keep the eyes, nose and mouth.Try this photo →

What makes a photo convert well

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Frequently asked

Are these real outputs?
Yes. They were generated by the same pipeline the tool uses, at the Balanced setting.
Why do some photos keep more detail than others?
Contrast and edges matter more than resolution. A clean silhouette converts better than a busy, low-contrast photo.
Can I use these photos?
The source photos are public domain or CC0, so yes — but they are examples, not a licence to the tool's output rules.