
Curved closed outline · Floral · Fine line · Balanced
A vine for a narrow curved gap
Task: Bridge a long arc between existing pieces without a crowded center.
Result: A botanical rhythm follows the bend, with leaves kept inside a clean edge.
A better fit starts with the gap
Turn the empty space in a sleeve or tattoo collection into a design brief. Draw its outline, choose a theme, and review a transparent filler shaped for that space.
Shape controlled studio
01 / Shape
Draw around the gap and return to the yellow start point to fill it.
White is the gap to fill. Black stays transparent in the download.
02 / Direction
03 / Result
Your design will appear here with transparent space outside the saved gap.
From gap to motif
The same motif will not fit every opening. These three directions show how shape, spacing, and theme change the result.

Curved closed outline · Floral · Fine line · Balanced
Task: Bridge a long arc between existing pieces without a crowded center.
Result: A botanical rhythm follows the bend, with leaves kept inside a clean edge.

Triangular closed outline · Geometric · Fine line · Balanced
Task: Give a sharp corner structure without letting the pattern spill into neighboring ink.
Result: Point and line detail echoes the triangle while a visible margin protects the edges.

Irregular closed outline · Stars & Dots · Fine line · Simple
Task: Use a small uneven opening without making it look like leftover space.
Result: Sparse stars and dots read clearly; the outer area stays transparent in the PNG.
A tattoo filler is a small design used to connect or balance the spaces between larger tattoos. For a sleeve or patchwork collection, the shape of the open gap matters as much as the subject: a narrow arc, a sharp corner, and an uneven pocket call for different rhythms and margins.
This tool makes an independent design for the gap you draw. It does not retouch a photograph of skin or automatically scan existing tattoos.
Trace a closed outline or paint a filled region in white. Use the eraser, undo, and redo to refine the footprint before saving.
Pick Floral, Celestial, Geometric, Clouds & Smoke, Flames, Spider Webs, Stars & Dots, Small Animals, or a custom theme. Then set line style and complexity.
Review whether the focal motif survives the edge crop, compare it with the saved shape, then download the transparent PNG.
Match the design's visual rhythm to the opening before deciding how much detail to add.
Vines, smoke, or fine celestial trails can bend through the space.
Keep major leaves or symbols away from the narrowest edge.
Geometric facets and small web segments can echo the corners.
Leave a consistent margin so neighboring tattoos stay distinct.
Sparse stars and dots often read better than a compressed subject.
Zoom out and check that each mark still reads at tattoo scale.
Choose the workflow by what you need to control: the empty footprint, a stand-alone motif, or a ready-made drawing.
| Approach | Best when | What you control | Check before use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Banana Pro AI Tattoo Filler Generator | A specific gap already exists between tattoos. | Draw the footprint, choose a theme and style, then inspect a transparent, shape-clipped PNG. | You still need to judge legibility and consult your tattoo artist about placement. |
| General tattoo generator | You are exploring a new standalone motif. | Starts from a theme or reference rather than a measured gap. | You may need to reshape the result to fit neighboring ink. |
| Stock flash | You want to choose from existing drawings. | The motif is already composed, with limited adjustment to your opening. | A tight or concave gap can require a redraw. |
No. Draw the empty area on the blank canvas. The result is a standalone tattoo design, not an edit to a skin photograph.
Yes. Select Custom and enter 1–200 characters. The theme, line style, and complexity guide the image for the saved shape.
An open outline is not filled or saved. Return to the yellow start point to close it, or use the fill brush to paint a region. Empty or too-small areas cannot be submitted.
No. A generation uses the shape you saved for that task. You can edit and save another shape while the earlier result remains available; generating again creates a new task.
A PNG with transparency outside the saved white gap. Inspect the edge and the motif's key details before bringing it to an artist.
The page checks the same saved task when you return. If status checks pause, use Resume saved task or My Creations. A new generation is not started automatically.