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Best Tattoo Website Templates (2026)

Tattoo website templates with portfolios by style, price estimates, booking with age and ID rules, piercing menus and walk-ins: 4 designs compared.

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Tattoo website templates for studios, artists and piercers

A tattoo client decides with their eyes first, and then asks two questions: how much, and when? That is why the 4 tattoo website templates on this page lead with the work and then answer price and booking. For example, one prices a fine-line piece by its size in centimetres, while another prices flash designs by size, detail and colour.

Every template also comes as its own HTML5, React, Vue, Angular and WordPress download, each with a live demo. So you can try the estimate or the booking in the demo first. Code formats start at $10, while WordPress themes start at $41.

How to choose a tattoo website template

Show the work first, sorted by style

Clients look for an artist whose style matches their idea. For that reason, Botos and Craftato both have a portfolio archive with a page for each piece, and Craftato also filters the work by tattoo style. Finelia, meanwhile, gives one piece a whole screen on its third home page, with its size, hours, placement and style.

Give clients a price before the consultation

Price is the question most studios answer by email again and again. So a template that estimates it saves time. Finelia has a tattoo estimate by width and height in centimetres, line style, ink, placement and the artist’s rate. It then returns a price range, the hours, the sittings and the deposit, and it draws the piece to scale on a grid. Craftato, on the other hand, includes per-square-inch pricing tables, while Barbero prices flash designs by size from $80.

Booking with age, ID and deposits

Tattoo booking has rules that a salon booking does not. For example, Finelia books a visit in six steps, and the client’s age on the day of the visit decides what they may book. So tattoos need 18 or over with photo ID, while piercing follows each placement’s youngest age, with a parent under 18. Then Barbero lets a client claim a flash design with a deposit.

Keep in mind that the HTML5, React, Vue and Angular builds are front ends. So you connect deposits to your own payment system, while the WordPress themes use WooCommerce for their shop.

Piercing, jewellery and aftercare

If you pierce as well as tattoo, look at Finelia first. Its piercing menu lists 18 placements with the gauge, the healing time and the youngest age. Then you pick a jewellery style and a metal, from implant titanium to 14k gold, and the panel prices the piercing and the piece. In addition, an aftercare page shows today’s healing stage and the downsize date for each piercing.

Walk-ins and a shop on the same floor

Many studios also take walk-ins, so the site should say whether now is a good time. Barbero, for instance, shows the chairs free right now, the walk-in queue and the wait worked out from the hour. Finelia also shows walk-in piercing from the clock.

Many home page styles, or one clear design?

Some studios want options before they commit. In that case, Botos offers ten home layouts, a dark mode switch and seven blog post formats. Craftato, by contrast, keeps to fifteen pages, which suits a small studio that wants a site live quickly.

The 4 best tattoo website templates, one by one

  1. 1Finelia for fine-line tattoo and piercing studios

    Finelia is one of our tattoo website templates for a fine-line tattoo and piercing studio. White and porcelain grounds, ink type and one stencil-violet accent keep it light, while gold appears only where there is metal. Its three home pages then cover the studio, piercing and jewellery, and fine-line work.

    Underneath, the studio logic also works straight from the files. For example, the estimate prices a piece by its size, and the booking applies ID and age rules for the day of the visit. Besides that, an ear curator, an aftercare timeline and a jewellery shop in titanium and gold are included. A currency switch also repaints every price in pounds, dollars or euros.

    Best for
    Fine-line tattoo and piercing studios
    Pages
    31 pages, 3 home pages
  2. 2Botos for tattoo studios that want layout choice

    Botos is a dramatic, feature-packed template for tattoo studios and ink portfolios. It has ten home layouts, so you can pick the first impression that fits your studio. A dark mode switch also changes the whole site.

    It includes a tattoo portfolio with a page per piece, services with detail pages, artist profiles and a testimonials page. In addition, the blog supports seven post formats, from gallery and video to quote. It also comes as a PHP version.

    Best for
    Tattoo studios and artists
    Pages
    39 pages, 10 home pages
  3. 3Craftato for small studios and solo artists

    Craftato is a compact, bold template for tattoo studios, solo artists and piercing shops. Its portfolio filters the work by style, and each piece also gets its own detail page.

    Besides that, it has services with detail pages, artist profiles, a gallery and an FAQ about care and pricing. Its pricing tables cover tiered memberships and per-square-inch tattoo prices. So it suits a studio that wants a short, clear site. It comes as a PHP version, too.

    Best for
    Small studios and solo artists
    Pages
    15 pages, 2 home pages
  4. 4Barbero for barbershops with a flash table

    Barbero is a barbershop first, with a tattoo flash table beside the chairs and a motorcycle club out back. Black-and-white photography, ink and gold therefore set the tone.

    For the tattoo side, it offers fourteen flash designs priced by size, detail, placement and colour, with a deposit to claim one. Then the barber side adds a twenty-service menu, chair-by-chair booking, a walk-in queue and memberships. Finally, a grooming shop and the club’s bike nights complete it.

    Best for
    Barbershops with tattoo flash
    Pages
    33 pages, 3 home pages

Compare the tattoo website templates

TemplateBest forStand-out featurePagesCode fromWordPress
FineliaFine-line tattoo and piercing studiosTattoo estimate drawn to scale31 pages, 3 home pages$17$69
BotosTattoo studios and artistsTen home layouts and dark mode39 pages, 10 home pages$10$41
CraftatoSmall studios and solo artistsPer-square-inch pricing tables15 pages, 2 home pages$17$53
BarberoBarbershops with tattoo flashWalk-in queue and chairs free now33 pages, 3 home pages$18$72

Which format should a tattoo studio buy?

Each format is its own product, with its own download, demo and documentation. So pick the one your site will run on.

  • HTML5

    from $10

    The simplest choice, because it runs on any web host and every page is a plain file you can edit.

  • React, Vue or Angular

    from $17

    For a developer who will connect the estimate, booking and deposits to a back end. Each framework is also its own download.

  • WordPress theme

    from $41

    For a studio team that edits pages and posts from the dashboard, with the shop on WooCommerce.

  • Developer bundle

    from $107.20

    Not sure yet? Then take every format of one template for 20% less than buying them one by one.

  • AI Smart Website

    from $1,379

    Rather not build it at all? Instead, we set the design up with your content and then launch it on your domain.

Tattoo website templates: questions buyers ask

What should a tattoo studio website include?

Start with a portfolio sorted by style and a page for each artist. Then add prices or an estimate, booking with your age and ID rules, aftercare advice and your hours and address. All of that is built into Finelia, while Botos and Craftato cover the portfolio, artists and services.

Which template suits a fine-line or piercing studio?

Finelia is built for it. It has a piercing menu with 18 placements, jewellery priced by style and metal, an ear curator and an aftercare timeline.

Can clients get a tattoo price online?

Yes. Finelia estimates a piece by its size, style, ink and placement. Craftato also has per-square-inch pricing tables, while Barbero prices flash designs by size.

Can clients book and pay a deposit?

The booking pages collect the visit, the artist, the day and the details, and Finelia also works out the deposit. To take the money, however, connect your own payment system, or use the WordPress theme with WooCommerce.

How much does a tattoo website template cost?

Code formats start at $10, while WordPress themes start at $41. The developer bundle of a template also costs 20% less than its formats bought one by one. Either way, you pay once and keep the files.

Can you set up a tattoo studio website for me?

Yes. Each template also comes as an AI Smart Website. We add your logo, work and artists, then set up the estimate and booking pages and launch the site on your domain.

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