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A consent form protects you and your client, and it should be filled out before every session. Here is a clean, editable one to start from. Copy it or download it, swap the details for your studio, and check it against your local rules.
Tattoo Consent and Release Form
Studio
Studio or artist: [Studio or artist name]
Date: [Date]
Client information
Full name: [First and last name]
Date of birth: [MM/DD/YYYY]
Phone: [Phone number]
Email: [Email address]
Photo ID checked: [Yes / No]
The tattoo
Description or design: [Describe the design]
Placement: [Body location]
Approximate size: [Size]
Health check (please answer honestly)
Do you have any allergies? [Yes / No] If yes: [Details]
Any skin condition at the tattoo site? [Yes / No]
Diabetes, a heart condition, or a bleeding disorder? [Yes / No]
Taking blood thinners or other medication? [Yes / No] If yes: [Details]
Are you pregnant or breastfeeding? [Yes / No]
Alcohol or drugs in the last 24 hours? [Yes / No]
Acknowledgement
I understand a tattoo is permanent and carries risks including infection, allergic reaction, and scarring.
I confirm the information above is true and complete to the best of my knowledge.
I am not under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
I have received and understand the aftercare instructions.
I am of legal age to be tattooed where this studio operates, and I have shown valid ID.
I release the studio and artist from liability for any outcome not caused by their negligence.
Signature
Client signature: ____________________ Date: [Date]
Artist: ____________________
If the client is a minor (where legally permitted)
Many places do not allow tattooing anyone under 18, even with consent. Check your local law first.
Parent or legal guardian: [Name]
Guardian signature: ____________________ Date: [Date]
Guardian photo ID checked: [Yes / No]
How to use this template
- Replace anything in [brackets] with your own studio details before you use it.
- Check your local health department rules. Some states and countries require specific language or extra questions.
- Keep a signed copy for every client. A digital copy is easier to store and find later.
- Have a qualified professional review your final form.
This template is a starting point, not legal advice. Tattoo consent and record-keeping rules vary by state and country. Check your local health regulations and have a qualified professional review your final form before using it.