getwrapt — design your own vehicle wrap
Design a custom vehicle wrap in minutes, see it photorealistically on your exact car, and download true-size, print-ready files any local wrap shop can install. Free to design — pay a one-time $49 only when you export.
How it works
- Describe your vehicle (year, make, model) and the look you want.
- See a photoreal preview rendered on your exact vehicle. Reroll free until you love it.
- Export print-ready files for $49: a true-size PDF of all four sides plus a photoreal rendering.
- Take the files to any 3M- or Avery Dennison-certified wrap shop to print and install.
Pricing
Designing and previewing is free. A one-time $49 export delivers the print-ready files for your design. Installation is separate — local wrap shops typically charge $2,500–$5,000 for a full wrap including materials and labor.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to design my own vehicle wrap?
Designing and previewing is free. A one-time $49 export gets you the print-ready files for that design. Installation is separate.
What files do I actually get?
A print artwork PDF at your vehicle's real dimensions covering all four sides and carrying the design you approved, the flat print design as an image file, plus a photoreal rendering on your exact make and model. The PDF opens in Illustrator, FlexiSign and any professional print RIP.
Can any wrap shop install my design?
Yes — the files work at any professional wrap shop. Look for 3M or Avery Dennison certified installers near you.
Will the design fit my exact vehicle?
Your design is laid out on your vehicle's real proportions and true print dimensions for your year, make, model and body style. Your installer verifies measurements against the actual vehicle before printing.
Is this just AI-generated images?
The design itself is generated by an AI image model from your direction, colors and logo. Your print files are then built from the exact design you approved — never a fresh or different one — and laid out at your vehicle's true dimensions. They are high-resolution artwork rather than editable vector, so your wrap shop finalises them and confirms measurements before printing, which is standard on every wrap job.
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