Tattoo Studio Website Builder: Artist Portfolios and Booking Info

A tattoo studio website should send each visitor to the right artist and answer the booking questions before they hit your inbox. Describe your studio to Mythex and it builds the site, with an artist page and portfolio each, book status, how deposits work, aftercare and a request form that saves to a database.

Who it's for

Studios whose only web presence is each artist's Instagram, who answer the same 'are you booking?' and 'how much is a deposit?' messages all day, and who want a link to put in every bio.

What you can build

  • An artist page each with style, portfolio and books status
  • A booking process page with deposits and minimum charge
  • Aftercare instructions clients can find after the session
  • Age and ID requirements
  • Flash day and guest artist announcements
  • A request form with placement, size, references and budget

Lead with the artists

Clients choose an artist, not a studio. Give each artist a page with their style in a sentence, a portfolio of healed and fresh work, what they do and do not tattoo, and a clear status: books open, books closed, or waiting list. That one status line saves dozens of messages to artists who are not taking work and points clients to someone who is.

  • Style in a sentence
  • Healed work in the portfolio
  • Books open, closed or waitlist

Answer the booking questions once

Write a single page on how booking works: send a request, the artist reviews it, you get a consultation or session offer, a deposit holds the date, and how forfeits work if you miss it. Add the minimum charge, rough hourly rates if you publish them, and how long the wait usually is.

Aftercare and ID rules belong on the site

Clients lose the aftercare sheet within a day. Publish the instructions, with a short version and the products you recommend, and link it from booking confirmations. State the age limit and the ID you accept, so nobody under age books and nobody arrives without ID for a session that then cannot go ahead.

Mistakes to avoid

Do not mix artists' portfolios into one gallery; clients cannot tell who did what. Do not post other studios' work or unhealed photos only. And do not make the request form so long that phone users give up; placement, size, references, budget and contact are enough to start.

A prompt to start from

Build a website for my tattoo studio. Give each of our four artists a page with their style, a portfolio gallery and a books status of open, closed or waiting list. Add a page explaining how booking and deposits work with our minimum charge, aftercare instructions, our age and ID policy, a flash day announcements section, and a request form for artist, placement, size, references and budget that saves to a database.

Questions

What should a tattoo studio website include?

Artist pages with portfolios and booking status, how booking and deposits work, aftercare, age and ID rules, and a request form. Mythex builds these from one description.

Can artists update their own portfolio and status?

Yes. Ask for artist logins that let each artist upload work and change their books status without touching the rest of the site.

Can I take deposits from the website?

Yes. A booking and deposit flow can be added, with payments through a provider you connect with your own account.

Do I need to code?

No. You describe the studio and change things by chatting.

How much does it cost?

The Free plan lets you build and publish without a card. Pro is $25 a month for your own domain, code editing, export and more credits.

Templates to start from

  • Italian Restaurant Website Template — Filterable menu with dish detail pages
  • Barbershop Booking Website Template — Multi-step booking with photo gallery
  • Portfolio Website Template — Hero, projects, about, and contact
  • Dark Creative Portfolio Template — Hover-reveal images with parallax hero
  • Life Coach Website Template — Booking calendar with content sections
  • Motion Artist Portfolio Template — Parallax hero with inquiry form
  • Editorial Studio Site Template — Side-scroll gallery with estimator
  • Agency Portfolio Template — Pricing calculator with booking

Guide

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