A jingle for your tattoo studio
A tattoo studio jingle should sell the shop's style and how to book, not the needle. SingingAds writes a 15-second song from your about, flash or booking page, sings your studio name with an AI voice and cuts a vertical ad in an illustrated look, or a slideshow of your flash sheets on the beat. It shows no real people, so your artists and clients stay out of generated footage.
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Sell the style and the booking
Paste your flash or about page and SingingAds writes a song around it, sings it and cuts a 9:16 clip; out comes an MP4 and the track on its own, and the lyrics hold only what your page says, after you have checked each line.
People pick a tattoo shop for its style first: fine line, American traditional, blackwork, Japanese, script. Then they look for how to book and whether you take walk-ins. A good tattoo ad answers those two questions and nothing else:
- The style, named plainly. "Bold traditional, clean lines."
- The format of booking. Flash day walk-ins, a consultation form, a deposit link.
- The shop name, twice, sung the way your regulars say it.
What ad review is likely to dislike
TikTok's ad quality guidance lists distressing imagery, naming "disturbing body modifications" and excessive gore, among things to avoid. A tattoo is not automatically that, but a close-up of a needle in skin, fresh redness, blood or wiping ink can read as distressing to a reviewer scrolling fast. Keep the ad on healed work, flash sheets, the chair, the shop sign, and the finished smile. Meta and other platforms have their own rules; read the current policy for each one you advertise on.
Set your audience to adults. Tattoo services are for adults, and the characters SingingAds draws are always fictional adults too.
No real people: what that means for a tattoo shop
SingingAds does not show real people or imitate anyone, so it will not draw your artist, your client or a celebrity's famous piece. The character is a fictional adult. For a portfolio, use the slideshow: photos from your page are shown as they are, never redrawn, so flash sheets and drawings are ideal. If you use photos of healed tattoos on clients, choose ones they agreed to share, and crop to the work. More on the format on the photo carousel ad page.
Choosing a look
- Anime: inked lines and flat color sit close to tattoo art itself, and it never pretends to be your shop.
- Clay: a playful choice for a flash-day promo.
- Cinematic: realistic and moody, but it is AI footage of a made-up room, so label it as AI when you post.
A 15-second length fits a flash day or a guest artist week. See looks side by side on the examples page, or the anime-style ad page.
Lines to leave out
- "Painless": a health claim SingingAds will flag, and one nobody can promise.
- "Heals in a week": a result claim; aftercare varies by skin and placement.
- Prices for custom work you quote per piece. A flash day set price can go on the offer card if it is on your page.
- Characters or logos you do not own. The jingle cannot imitate real songs or famous characters, and the ad should not show them either.
Illustrative example: brief and lyrics for a made-up tattoo shop
Inkwren Tattoo Parlor (fictional). Buyer: a man in his late twenties who has wanted a first traditional piece for years. Moment: scrolling flash on a slow Sunday. Claims from the flash page: "walk-in flash day, first Saturday of the month", "American traditional and blackwork", "booking by consultation form".
Opening lines offered: "Swallow, dagger, rose in red" / "That flash you saved, it's still in your head" / "First Saturday, the door's wide open".
15 second lyrics:
- That flash you saved, it's still in your head,
- Swallow, dagger, rose in red,
- First Saturday, walk right in,
- Inkwren Tattoo, bold on your skin.
The video used anime frames of flash pinned to a wall and a fictional adult admiring a healed forearm piece. No needle, no fresh skin.
What it can't do
- It does not show your artists, your clients or real tattoos, except in photos you supply for a slideshow.
- It cannot promise that a platform will approve your ad; review decisions are the platform's.
- It does not imitate famous designs, characters or songs.
What it costs
From $15 for one ad, or $59 for about 6 thirty-second video ads. Credits never expire. A jingle take costs 4 credits; a typical 30-second video ad about 26. There is no free tier and no free sample.
One-time packs
One ad
$15 once
Five ads
$59 once
Questions
- Will TikTok or Instagram reject a tattoo ad?
Tattoo ads are not automatically refused, but close-ups of needles, blood or irritated skin can be judged distressing. Keep to healed work, flash and the shop, and check each platform's current ad policy.
- Can the ad show my healed work?
Yes, in the slideshow format, which shows photos from your page as they are. Generated video cannot show your real work.
- Can the jingle have a punk or rockabilly sound?
Describe the sound you want in the brief. It writes an original song; it does not imitate a real band or song.
- Can I make a guest artist ad?
Yes, from a page that announces the guest spot. The artist is not shown; the song can sing the dates and style if the page states them.
- What does a flash day ad cost?
One ad starts at $15; a slideshow of your flash uses fewer credits than an animated video.
Sources
- TikTok Business Help Center, Best practices for TikTok's Ad Quality Guidelines, 2025-10, read 17 Oct 2026