Need a version of the photo without the ink — for a job application, a family album or a casting? Upload it and the AI removes the tattoo and rebuilds the skin underneath to match its tone, texture and light.
Nothing else in the photo changes.
New accounts get 3 free credits — exactly enough for your first generation.

Each pair is the same photo before and after one pass with the built-in instruction: tattooed skin on the left, result on the right.

The black-ink fern ran along the whole forearm. After one pass the skin is continuous, with the same side light and fine arm hair, and the hands, the clay bowl and the workbench are untouched.

Colour tattoos are harder than black ink because the pigment can leave a tint. Here the red and blue flowers are gone and the upper arm has even dark skin and its muscle shading, while her face and the gym stay the same.

Small tattoos on curved skin need the shading to wrap around correctly. The band is removed, the ankle keeps its shape and shadow, and the trousers, floor and curtains are unchanged.
A tattoo covers the skin you want to see, so there is nothing underneath to reveal. The AI looks at the skin around the tattoo — its tone, texture, hair and how the light falls — and paints a believable continuation across the whole area. What it takes care of:
The rebuilt skin follows the colour of the surrounding skin, light or dark.
Pores, fine hair and small marks continue across the area instead of a smooth patch.
Muscle shading and the direction of the light stay consistent.
Both are removed; colour tattoos are checked for leftover tint.
Arms, shoulders, hands, legs, ankles, neck and back.
Face, pose, clothes and background are not touched.
The tattoo-removal instruction is already built in. Three steps:
Any photo where the tattoo is visible. JPG, PNG or WebP.
The built-in instruction removes every tattoo in the photo. To remove only one, click Customize and say which.
Look at the edges of the old tattoo and the skin tone, then download.
People who need a photo without the ink, for a day or for good.
A clean version of a photo for a CV, an application or a corporate profile.
Show casting directors what you look like without tattoos.
See how the arm or ankle would look before you book laser sessions.
Photos for relatives who would rather not see the ink.
The tattoo remover runs on Nano Banana 2.1, an image model that is especially good at keeping a person's identity while changing only what you ask for.
More questions? Email support@imagesv2.ai.
Upload the photo above and click generate. The AI removes the tattoo and rebuilds the skin to match the surrounding tone, texture and light.
Yes. Click Customize and describe the one to remove — for example 'remove only the flower tattoo on her left shoulder'.
Yes. Colour ink is removed the same way as black ink. Check the area for a faint tint, and run it again with a note like 'no red tint left' if needed.
They can be removed, but a big area means a lot of skin to rebuild. Look closely at the shading and the skin tone along the whole arm before you use the result.
No. The skin under a tattoo is not in the photo, so the AI paints a realistic continuation of the skin around it. It looks natural, but it is not a picture of the actual skin.
The instruction tells the model to keep the same person, face, pose, clothing, background and framing. The model keeps identity well, but it can change small details, so compare the result with your photo before you use it.
Results come back at about 1K resolution, which is plenty for profiles, social media and messages. For prints or a bigger file, run the result through the AI Image Upscaler to take it to 2K or 4K.
A standard edit uses 60 credits. New users receive free credits on sign-up, and a brand-new account's first generation costs just 3 credits, so the bonus covers your first try. After that, each image uses credits from any credit pack or subscription.
Results made with the free sign-up credits carry a watermark. After any credit purchase, new results come without one.
Free credits for new users. Upload a photo and click generate — the tattoo-removal instruction is already built in.