What's great about this printer is that it came with everything in order for me to not only test this but to try it out to make sure it works and works as it is advertised. I included a video showing how it works and show that it works really great. So the printer itself acts as a copy machine and whatever drawing that I draw, what prints out is an exact copy that comes out. When it comes to using, I already have this plugged in at all times. The only thing I do is turn it off. Before using, I turn it on and allow it to warm up before I put in the transfer paper. Once warmed and ready, I insert the transfer paper and then insert my drawing face down. I then press the copy button and it copies my drawing with no added lines or hiccups like I would get with my actual copy machine. Once done, I'm able to transfer my drawing onto any skin and then tattoo. Not only is it so easy to use but I get an accurate copy which has made my life so much easier. Not to mention the quality of this is very accurate.

Pretty cool device. It’s litwweight - doesn’t feel heavy duty whatsoever.
They stated in the listing they would send 300 images and I haven’t received anything. So I may reach out here soon to them in reference to that. The device right now is trending about $167ish and it seems like as a tattoo artist with limited artistic skill would need something of this nature and would eventually pay for itself on a session or couple depending on what they charge.
I really recommend watching the video they have as I was having a bit of dur dur dur moment trying to figure out exactly what to do. The paper they give 10 sheets and you have to remove the yellow portion. A wee bit of a learning curve at first, but then you get the hang of it. Cool machine. Nice to know they exist

The absolute most magnificent tats all begin with excellent prep work. Pelcas has beautifully designed a professional printer for dedicated tattoo artists like myself. It’s both modern-looking and stylishly sleek, and it transfers high quality tat images onto tattoo stencil paper. It transfers quickly, it performs at a low tone, and it features an adjustable photo resolution, so I get the exact tat image my clients had envisioned. This magnificent copier is safe, easy to use and best of all, it never has a need for ink… ever! (I know, ironic right?). This is the one true way awesome tattoos are birthed: from your creative mind, to this spectacular tattoo printer machine, finally to wearable fine artwork, inked perfectly onto your… whatever you desire!

This machine is so impressive and does a great job transferring images. It is essentially a "photocopy" machine for tattoos. The most impressive thing is it doesn't use ink, so all you have to do is get more tattoo thermal paper, which I've done some research on and they are very affordably priced. This particular set comes with 10 sheets for you to start with. My brother has been playing with a few designs for a new tattoo he is planning to get and has used about 3 sheets. It is so cool how he can draw his own design or find an elaborate one online. He knows a lot about tattoos so it was fascinating for me to watch him do all this. Since this is a review for this machine and not tattoos in general, I have to say this machine was very easy to operate. There are only a few buttons and it is mostly just "common sense". I think the most confusing part about this unit is how to place the paper when you are trying to "photocopy" the image onto the thermal paper. I highly recommend watching the video tutorial on this Amazon page - that is going to make it much easier than trying to read the instruction manual. There are also numerous videos online of people using this machine, if you want to learn more about it. Honestly speaking, there isn't that much to learn and is pretty simple and easy to figure out. If you or a loved one is a tattoo enthusiast, this is a great gift for them to play with different images and stuff for their next tattoo. Very easy to use machine, works great, and does not require much upkeep costs after the initial purchase.

Works flawlessly. I'll upload a photo once my tattoo has healed (it's flaking and looks funky right now bc of it). Easy to use, and the price is fair.