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User guide/3 steps · Illustrated guide

How to Create a Custom Tesla Wrap

Choose a vehicle, then use optional AI generation or design from a blank template. Add images, text, shapes or brush strokes, manage them in Layers, and check the 3D result before saving or downloading.

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Wrap preview · Gulf Racing

Gulf Racing on a Model 3 (2024+) Performance.

In this guide

  1. 01Choose vehicle and version
  2. 02Design and preview
    1. 2.1Design
    2. 2.2Preview
  3. 03Save and download
A few useful answers

Find your way around

Click illustrations to enlarge them. These use the English desktop interface; mobile instructions appear beside the relevant steps.

Choose a vehicle at the top, an editing area on the left, and a tool at the bottom. The car shows your design in 3D.

  1. 1Choose Your Tesla
  2. 2Choose an editing area
  3. 3Add content
  4. 43D preview
01

Choose vehicle and version

Choose your vehicle and version at the top left of the editor. Once the body template loads, you can start designing.

Choose the vehicle in the left menu and its version in the right menu.

Wait for the vehicle template to appear before adding content. Each version can have a different layout.

02

Design and preview

2.1Design

Use AI generation when it helps, or design entirely yourself. You can also generate a starting point and continue with the custom tools.

AI generation (optional)Custom design

Choose an editing area

First choose an editing area: use “Full layout” for the overall design, or select an individual part.

To edit a door or hood manually, click that part’s card.

The flat image in the center is the unfolded body layout. Artwork in each area appears on the corresponding part of the 3D vehicle.

Select the full layout at the top or an individual part below.

  1. 1Full layout
  2. 2Part card

On mobile: use the editing-scope dropdown to choose “Full layout” or a specific part.

AI generation (optional)

To create with AI, open “AI Generate”. The editor switches to “Full layout” to generate a whole-vehicle design. To work without AI, go straight to custom design below.

Before you begin: AI generation requires signing in, membership and available credits. Guests first see “Sign in”; follow the panel’s prompts if membership or credits are needed.

  1. 1Open the AI panel

    Click “AI Generate” at the bottom of the editor to open the generation panel.

    Open AI Generate in the bottom toolbar to enter your idea.

  2. 2Describe your design

    In “Describe your design”, describe the colors, patterns and style you want. Copy the example below and adapt it to your idea. To add a visual reference, click “Reference image (optional)”.

    A vintage racing wrap with a pale blue body, a bold orange center stripe with thin dark blue borders, and white roundels with a black number 7 on the hood and doors. Add small racing decals. Keep the lines crisp and the design balanced across the vehicle.

    This description explores the racing style shown in the guide. The Gulf Racing sample illustrates the layout and preview steps; your AI result will vary.

    Panel example: enter a description, optionally add a reference, then use the generation button at the bottom.

    1. 1Describe your design
    2. 2Reference image (optional)
    3. 3Generate · 1 credit
  3. 3Check the settings, generate and wait

    Check the sharing setting, then click “Generate · 1 credit”. The top of the panel shows the generation status and elapsed time while you wait for the result.

    Before generating, check “Submit to Gallery for review”. Turn it off if you don’t want the result shared to Gallery.

    Progress example: check the current status at the top of the AI panel.

  4. 4Add the generated result to your design

    If you stay in the current editor while waiting, the ready result is added to the full layout automatically and the 3D vehicle updates. If the panel says “Generated · not added”, click “Add to full layout”.

    Applied sample layout: pale blue, orange racing stripes and black number 7 roundels.

    Continue customizing the added result. When you return later, find existing results through “Add image” → “Choose generated images”.

Custom design

Start from a blank template without AI, or add your own elements to an AI result. Use any of the four tools below as needed; you do not have to use them all.

Add imageTextShapesBrush
Add image

Choose the full layout or a part, then “Add image” → “Upload from device”. Select a PNG, JPG or WebP up to 20 MB. Drag to position it; use the controls below to resize or rotate.

“Fill this part” fills the selected area and crops anything outside its edges. You can try uploading and editing for free; downloading a design with uploaded images requires membership.

Upload a file from your device, or choose an image you previously generated.

Add text

Click “Text” in the bottom toolbar, then click on the canvas in your chosen area to place text.

Select the text, then use the controls below the canvas to enter your own words and adjust the font, size and color.

Drag text to move it, a corner handle to resize it, and the outer round handle to rotate it. Check its direction and position in 3D.

Select the lettering to reveal its handles and the text controls below the canvas.

  1. 1Drag the text to move it
  2. 2Drag a corner to resize
  3. 3Drag the outer handle to rotate
Shapes

Click “Shapes” in the bottom toolbar and choose a rectangle or ellipse. Click and drag on the canvas, then release to finish the shape.

On narrower screens and mobile: open “Drawing tools” in the bottom toolbar, then choose “Shapes” or “Brush”.

Select the shape to move it or resize it using the corner handles. You can also change its fill color, width and height in the controls below.

Choose a shape and drag to draw it. Select it to adjust its size and fill color.

  1. 1Shapes
  2. 2Drag a corner to resize
Brush

Click “Brush” in the bottom toolbar. Set the brush color and width below the canvas, then click and drag on the canvas. Release to finish a stroke.

On narrower screens and mobile: open “Drawing tools” in the bottom toolbar, then choose “Shapes” or “Brush”.

Each completed stroke becomes a layer. To change it later, select it in Layers and adjust its color or width.

Activate the brush, set its color and width, then drag on the canvas to draw.

  1. 1Brush
  2. 2Set brush color and width
Set colors

Click “Wrap base color” or “Part base color” above the canvas and choose a swatch or a custom color. Full layout changes every part’s base; part mode changes only that part. Existing artwork stays in place.

Manage content in “Layers”

Click “Layers” in the bottom toolbar to see added images, text, shapes and strokes. AI results added to the design appear here as image layers too.

Click an entry to select its element. Use the ordering buttons below the list to change which elements overlap others, or click the bin beside an entry to delete it.

Vehicle and part base colors are separate settings and do not appear as content layers in this list.

Find text, strokes, shapes and images in the list. Select an element to change its order or delete it.

2.2Preview

The 3D result updates as you edit, so you can check it at any time. After designing, drag the vehicle on the right to inspect different angles and click “Expand” for a closer look. Check artwork placement, text direction and clipped edges, then return to editing if needed.

On mobile: tap “3D preview” to inspect the vehicle and “Back to editing” to continue editing.

The center shows the artwork in the full layout; the right shows it on the 3D vehicle.

  1. 1Full layout
  2. 23D preview

Full layout

3D preview

Click “Expand” for a larger view of the vehicle.

Front-side view: check the hood stripe and the number 7 on the door.

Rear-side view: check the rear stripe, bumper and side graphics.

  • Is the main artwork complete?
  • Is the placement right?
  • Do both sides and the rear look right?

Return to editing if needed, make adjustments, then check a few angles again.

03

Save and download

The controls are at the top right. Choose the action that matches what you want to do next.

Save
To edit again later: click Save to keep an editable project. Cloud saving requires membership.
Paint Shop PNG
For Tesla Paint Shop on a vehicle that supports custom wraps: choose Download → Paint Shop PNG to get the flat wrap file.
3D Preview Image
To show others the result: choose Download → 3D preview image to save the current vehicle view.

The first download option is the wrap file; the second is a picture of the car.

Downloading an image does not save the editable project. Color-and-text designs can be downloaded free; designs with your uploaded images require membership for either download.

Apply your wrap in the Tesla app or on your car’s screen

A few useful answers

How do I undo a mistake?

Click the undo arrow beside Layers. To remove one object, open Layers and use its delete button. You can undo a deletion too.

Will my design be here next time?

Cloud-saved designs reopen when available. If you have different unsaved local changes, the editor asks whether to restore them. A browser backup is not a cloud save; save important work before leaving.

Your turn to make it yours.

Start with AI or create your own design. Add the elements you need, organize the layers and check the 3D result, then save the project or download your design.

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Updated Sep 9, 2026