Change how your Tesla looks — on its own screen

You don't need $4,000 of vinyl to drive something that looks like yours. Load a custom design onto your Tesla's touchscreen and the car renders itself wearing it — on the display and in the app. Community designs are free, and a design of your own costs about the same as a coffee.

A liquid chrome AI wrap concept rendered on an electric vehicle

What a screen wrap actually is

Newer Tesla software lets you replace the image of your car on the touchscreen with a custom design. Load a PNG mapped to your model's template and the vehicle renders itself in that finish — matte green, liquid chrome, a meme, whatever you loaded. It shows on the car's display and carries into how the vehicle appears in the app.

Nothing physical changes, which is exactly why people like it: it's free, it's reversible in seconds, and you can change it as often as you want. Vinyl is the permanent, expensive version of the same idea.

Free vs. vinyl — what each one costs

A screen wrap costs nothing and takes about a minute. A physical vinyl wrap runs roughly $2,500–$6,500 installed, takes days, and lasts a few years. Most owners start with the screen, live with a look for a while, and only commit to vinyl once they're sure.

That's the honest sequence we'd recommend: try it free on the display first. If you still love it in a month, take the same exported file to an installer.

Getting a design onto your screen

Download any community design (free, no account), copy the PNG to a USB drive, plug it into the car, and pick it from Toybox → Paint Shop on the touchscreen. That's the whole process. If your software build doesn't show a custom option yet, check for an update — the feature has been rolling out by model.

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Real wraps you can download

Designs made and shared by other owners. Tap one to view it full-size and download it for your vehicle.

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Frequently asked

Does a screen wrap cost anything?
No. Downloading community designs and loading them onto your car's screen is completely free. You only pay ($2.99 for a credit pack) if you want the AI to generate an original design from your own description.
Does it change my actual car?
No — it changes how the car draws itself on the touchscreen and in the app. The paint is untouched. If you want the design physically applied, export the same file and take it to a vinyl installer.
Which Teslas support custom screen wraps?
The feature arrived with the Cybertruck's Paint Shop and has been expanding to other models with newer software. Check Toybox → Paint Shop on your car's current build — if you see a custom or upload option, you're set.
What file do I need?
A PNG with transparency, laid out on your model's wrap template, kept under about 1 MB. Every design downloaded here is already exported in that format for the model it was made for.
How do I use the design after I make it?
Export the generated design as a high-resolution image and take it to any professional wrap installer, who prints it on vinyl and applies it. The exported PNG is also compatible with the in-car customization display.
Is WrapStudio AI free?
Designing and previewing starts with a credit pack from $2.99, with no subscription. One credit generates one wrap, and credits never expire.

See it on your car in 30 seconds

Stop imagining — generate your exact finish and decide with confidence before you pay an installer.