AI-powered custom wraps for Tesla's Paint Shop, designed on official templates and previewed in 3D
Create 21-second cafe skit videos from two photos
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Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Try: $4.99 for 100 credits (10 wraps). Popular: $9.99 for 240 credits (24 wraps). Studio: $19.99 for 600 credits (60 wraps). New accounts get 10 free credits for one wrap.
Credit packs: $9.99 for 21 credits (1 video in Standard 480p); $26.99 for 63 credits (3 videos in Standard 480p + 1 in HD 720p); $64.99 for 168 credits (8 videos in Standard 480p + 4 in HD 720p). Standard 480p costs 21 credits per 21-second video; HD 720p costs 42 credits per 21-second video. Credit
Key features
Text to wrap: describe colors, motifs and finish in plain English
Photo to wrap: turn a photo, logo or artwork into a full-body design
Style presets: livery, camo, anime, retro, carbon, chrome and more
3D preview: spin the car, zoom into seams and compare versions
Template library: all official Paint Shop UV templates with panel names
PNG fixer: resizes, compresses and renames wraps to meet Tesla's file rules
Support for 12 Paint Shop variants across 6 model families
Files under 1 MB export ready for immediate use
Two-photo portrait replacement in cafe skit template
480p Standard or 720p HD quality options
21-second vertical MP4 output
Automatic video delivery by email
Google sign-in authentication
Automated safety checks on photos
Never-expiring credit system
Automatic refund on failed generations
Private storage with automatic deletion
What makes it different
Panels that line up: stripes run the length of the car and characters stay upright because the generator knows each panel's orientation
Built on Tesla's official templates: the same UV layouts Tesla publishes for Paint Shop, one for each model and trim
Files that just load: PNG 1024 pixels under 1 MB with a file name Tesla accepts
No watermark fees or hidden charges
Credits never expire and are automatically refunded on failed renders