Colour reads differently at scale
A satin green that looks perfect on a sample can go flat across a large bonnet. Seeing it on your panels, in your light, is a far better test.
CAR WRAP VISUALIZER / YOUR PHOTO
SEE THE WRAPBEFORE THE BOOKING.
A wrap is a four-figure decision made from a 50 mm swatch. Preview satin, gloss, chrome and full liveries on a photo of your own car first.
SATIN · GLOSS · CHROME · GRAPHIC
Car wrap visualizer
SWATCHES LIE, PANELS DO NOT
Vinyl behaves differently across a bonnet than it does on a sample card. Curvature, panel size and the light where you park all change the colour you end up living with.
Liveries need your body lines
Graphics, stripes and kanji scripts have to follow the shapes your car actually has. Previewing on your own car shows whether the design works with the swage lines or fights them.
Take a brief to the installer
Walking into a wrap shop with a rendered version of your car is a much better conversation than pointing at somebody else’s Instagram.
FROM CAMERA ROLL TO TUNE BAY
PREVIEW A WRAP
Three steps between the idea and the quote.
- 01
Add your car
Photograph it clean — the wrap preview inherits whatever the camera sees.
- 02
Pick a finish or livery
Choose a colour, finish or graphic direction from the tune catalog.
- 03
Save the brief
Keep the versions you like in your garage and show them to your installer.
BEFORE YOU PULL IN
CAR WRAP VISUALIZER FAQ
01What would my car look like wrapped?+
Yes. Upload one photo and preview satin, gloss, matte, chrome and graphic wraps on that exact car, keeping its shape, angle and surroundings.
02Will the rendered colour match the real vinyl?+
It is a visual concept, not a colour-accurate proof. Screens, lighting and vinyl batches all shift colour — always check a physical sample with your installer before committing.
03Can I preview a full livery, not just a colour?+
Yes. The catalog includes graphic and livery directions as well as flat colour changes.
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SEE THE WRAP ON YOUR CAR FIRST.
One photo, every finish you have been considering.
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