Plans & Pricing
Start free. No card. Cancel whenever you like.
Make your first stencil free, no sign-up needed. Sign up free and you get 5 credits to try it properly. One credit makes one stencil. If it doesn't save you time, you've lost nothing.
Basic
Free
per month
- 5 credits on sign-up
- Studio and Clean Line styles
- Flip, No background, Line thickness and Print size tools
- PNG downloads
- Recent stencils kept for 14 days
Pro — most popular
£7.99
per month
- 70 credits per month
- Everything in Basic
- Adds Sketch, Realism and Animals styles
- Email support
Premium
£14.99
per month
- 150 credits per month
- Everything in Pro
- Adds Studio HD for big pieces
Ultimate
£29.99
per month
- 320 credits per month
- Everything in Premium
Need more credits? Top up any time
One-off packs, no subscription. Log in first so the credits land in your account.
Small
£4.99
30 credits · one-off
Medium
£9.99
80 credits · one-off
Large
£17.99
180 credits · one-off
Mega
£32.99
400 credits · one-off
What's a credit?
One credit, one stencil. Upload your image, pick a style, download it. Studio HD uses 3 credits because it's made at a higher resolution. Plan credits refresh every month on your renewal date.
What happens when mine run out?
Grab a top-up pack, move up a plan, or wait for next month's credits. Your recent stencils stay where they are for 14 days.
No annual lock-in
Every plan is monthly. Cancel any time yourself: log in, open your account and go to Subscriptions. We're not going to bill you for a year up front and then make you email support to get out of it.
Six styles, each for a real job
Studio — solid outlines, with dashed lines marking where the shading goes. Our recommended start.
Clean Line — outlines only, for clean traditional work.
Sketch — light sketchy shading guides, when you'd rather draw over it yourself.
Animals — tuned for fur, manes, stripes and spots.
Realism — black and grey, portraits, the hard stuff. Made for inkjet stencil printers.
Studio HD — Studio at higher resolution, so lines stay sharp on big pieces.
Built by a tattooer
Stencil Pro was built by a working tattoo artist who got fed up redrawing reference by hand. That's why the styles are named after what you're actually doing at the machine, rather than what the software's doing to the pixels.

