Line Ripper ahora habla español.
If you read that line and felt something, this post is for you. Starting June 30, every part of Line Ripper works in Spanish. Not a half-translated menu. Not a help page run through a translator and left to rot. The whole tool, in your language.
Here's the same workflow that made the image at the top of this post. Drag the handle, or watch it sweep, to see the source art become a print-ready stencil.
The whole thing, not just the homepage
Plenty of tools paste a translated landing page on the front door, call themselves "available in Spanish," then drop you back into English the moment you actually start working. We didn't do that.
Everything you touch is translated:
- The Studio, where you bring in your art and generate a stencil.
- The Gallery, where your finished stencils live and get managed.
- Every button, setting, error message, and account screen.
- This blog, including the posts worth reading twice.
You can run your whole workflow, from first upload to print-ready stencil, without switching out of Spanish once.
Why this mattered to us
Tattooing has deep roots in the Spanish-speaking world. Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, Spain. Some of the best black-and-grey and chicano work on the planet comes out of those scenes, and the artists making it shouldn't have to translate a tool in their head while they're concentrating on someone's skin.
A stencil tool should disappear into your hands. That's hard when half the labels are in a language you're quietly translating as you go. So we fixed it.
How to switch
Line Ripper follows your browser's language automatically. If your system is set to Spanish, you'll see Spanish next time you open the Studio. Want to choose yourself? Use the language toggle and pick what you want.
There's nothing to install and nothing to update. Line Ripper runs in your browser, on any device, so the moment this goes live, it's just there.
Same tool, your words
Nothing about how Line Ripper works has changed. Same fast conversion, same real line-weight control, same output from a tool trained specifically for tattoo work. We only changed the language wrapped around it.
Your art, your way. Just faster. Ahora también en español.
Open the Studio and try it in Spanish.