Tattoo Fonts - design your text tattoo 2.6.5

TattooFonts 2: An Extensive Collection of Tattoo Fonts

TattooFonts 2 is a newly revamped application that offers a wide selection of the sharpest and most popular tattoo fonts. Built from the ground up, this update addresses any rendering issues and provides an enhanced user experience.

With around 150 of the most sought-after fonts for tattoos, this app covers a diverse range of styles. From elegant scripts to bold lettering, you're sure to find the perfect font to complement your text tattoo.

One standout feature of TattooFonts 2 is the elimination of clipping issues that may have previously occurred. Now, you can view your chosen font applied seamlessly to your text without any unwanted distortions.

As a bonus for existing owners of TattooFonts, this latest version comes completely free of charge. Upgrade now and unlock an extensive library of fonts for your text tattoo needs.

Changelog

• v2.6.5

  • Added 28 new fonts!
  • Fixed rare app scaling issues for iPads
  • Improved app performance

• v2.5

  • Introduced EXPORT feature

• v2.4.1

  • Added 78 new cool fonts!
  • Added support for multi-line text

Design Your Own Text Tattoo

Navigate through TattooFonts 2 to unleash your creativity with a personalized text tattoo. Input your desired text and instantly witness how it will look with various fonts.

Start by writing your own text, then select the size you prefer. Browse the font list screen to find the perfect font that resonates with your style. A scrollable list allows you to see all fonts applied to your text at a glance. Once you've made your selection, switch to the full-screen view for a closer look.

TattooFonts 2 also offers an export feature, allowing you to save your tattoo sketch directly to your phone's memory. From there, you can easily access and share it on platforms such as Facebook and Instagram, making the process effortless and convenient.

Please note, to use the fonts outside of this application, it is essential to own them separately.

About Tattoos

A tattoo, originating from the Polynesian word tatau, is a form of body modification that involves inserting indelible ink into the skin's dermis layer. This practice has a rich history and cultural significance.

James Cook, the famous explorer, introduced the word "tattoo" to Europe when he returned from his voyage to Tahiti and New Zealand in 1771. Prior to this encounter, various terms like pricking, painting, or staining were used in Western descriptions of the practice.

Tattoo artistry has grown in popularity over the years. Not only are tattoos now commonly referred to as "ink," but they are also featured in mainstream art galleries where both conventional and custom designs are showcased. It's worth noting that flash sheets, mass-produced copyrighted tattoo designs provided to tattoo artists, serve as inspiration and readily available options for customers.

While the term "tattoo" typically refers to non-Japanese styles of tattooing, in Japan, the word irezumi is used to describe the insertion of ink. Traditional Japanese tattoo designs are often referred to as horimono and can be created using various techniques, such as tebori (traditional hand method) or modern machines.