Applied at an event
The tattoo can form part of an activation, team moment or on-site activity.
TEMPORARY TATTOOS
Custom temporary tattoos put a logo or design on a giveaway people can wear. They can be handed out at a club event, included in a launch pack or used as an activity at a promotion. They take up little packing space, and a small set of designs can give people a choice.

CAMPAIGN USE
The same compact format can work as an event activity, a handout or a small addition to a wider campaign pack.
For an event, the design needs to make sense at a glance and at the size people will wear it. A team emblem or simple illustration may work better than a detailed logo with a small strapline. The application instructions also need to be available wherever the tattoos are handed out.
In a take-home pack, the tattoo continues the campaign beyond the venue without adding much weight or bulk. Several related designs can give people a choice, while one recognisable mark can keep the idea focused. The useful question is whether the audience will enjoy wearing the artwork, not simply whether the logo can be placed on the product.
Distribution affects the experience. On-site application creates a social activity and may need clear supporting information, while loose handouts or pack inserts need to make sense away from staff. Fastprint confirms the available instruction requirement with the product so that part of the campaign is not left as an assumption.
The tattoo can form part of an activation, team moment or on-site activity.
The compact format suits campaign material where packing space is limited.
ARTWORK + FINISHED SIZE
Finished width and height determine how much detail a temporary tattoo can carry.
Fine lines, small lettering and intricate shapes can lose clarity as artwork is reduced. A design that looks spacious on a monitor may become crowded on skin. Strong silhouettes, readable lettering and deliberate empty space usually give the main idea a better chance of surviving the move from screen to a small physical format.
Proportion matters as much as size. A square design should not be stretched into a wide rectangle, and several versions should not be treated as interchangeable when their dimensions differ. Each final file needs to correspond to the intended physical size so the expected result is clear before production.
Fastprint checks each design at its finished dimensions before the quote is agreed. If the lettering is too small or the proportions need attention, that can be discussed alongside the available product options. Application and removal instructions should be confirmed for the supplied tattoo, particularly when it will be used at an organised event.
The intended size must leave enough room for important shapes, lettering and spacing.
Every file should retain the proportions of the physical tattoo being considered.
Each design and size carries its own quantity so the campaign mix can be quoted accurately.
GET A QUOTE
Match every design to its finished dimensions and quantity. Add how the tattoos will be distributed, whether instructions are required and when they must arrive.