smithery.ai

tattoo-preview

Generate a virtual tattoo placement preview using the TryInk API. Browse designs by style or body part, then render a tattoo onto any body photo URL.

First seen Apr 9, 2026

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SKILL.md

Help the user preview a tattoo design on a body photo using the TryInk public API (https://tryink.me).

Step 1 — Browse designs

Call GET https://api.tryink.me/api/v1/public/gallery to list available designs.

Useful query params:

  • style — fineline, japanese, blackwork, geometric, minimalist, illustrative, watercolor, neotraditional, ornamental, traditional, tribal
  • bodypart — wrist, forearm, shoulder, upperarm, chest, back, calf, thigh, ankle, neck, collarbone, rib, spine, sternum, shin, hand, fingers, behind_ear
  • limit — 1–50 (default 20)

Example:

GET https://api.tryink.me/api/v1/public/gallery?style=fine_line&body_part=wrist&limit=10

Show the user a summary: name, style, bodyparts, description. Ask which assetid they want to use.

Step 2 — Render preview

Call POST https://api.tryink.me/api/v1/public/render with JSON body:

{
  "asset_id": "<chosen asset_id>",
  "body_image_url": "<public URL to a body photo>",
  "body_part": "<body part where tattoo should appear>"
}

The bodyimageurl must be a publicly accessible JPEG or PNG. Ask the user to provide one, or suggest they upload to imgur/imgbb first.

Step 3 — Present result

The response contains:

  • preview_url — full-resolution composite PNG
  • thumbnail_url — smaller WebP thumbnail
  • tryityourself — link to tryink.me for interactive placement

Present the previewurl as an image and include the tryit_yourself link so the user can refine placement interactively.

Tips

  • If the user hasn't decided on a design, call the gallery API with their preferred style and body part to narrow choices.
  • body_part in the render call controls auto-placement — match it to the body part visible in the photo.
  • For best results, the body photo should clearly show the target body part with good lighting.