Install guide

How to install a custom wrap in Tesla Paint Shop

Download your design as a Paint Shop PNG, copy it to a USB drive and apply it from Toybox — about five minutes from design to your car screen.

Before you start

  • A Tesla with Paint Shop (Toybox) available for your software version and region
  • A USB drive formatted as exFAT or FAT32
  • Your downloaded PNG: 1024 × 1024, under 1 MB, using the matching vehicle template
  1. Choose your exact vehicle
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    Choose your exact vehicle

    Pick the model, year and trim. Each variant uses its own vehicle template to align the artwork with the car panels.

  2. Generate or start from a featured design
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    Generate or start from a featured design

    Describe a style, or tap “Use this design” on any gallery card to load the exact same wrap into the editor.

  3. Check every panel in 3D
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    Check every panel in 3D

    Rotate the 3D preview to inspect hood, doors and bumpers. What you see is the same PNG you will export.

  4. Download the Paint Shop PNG
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    Download the Paint Shop PNG

    Click Download PNG. We check the size, format and file name automatically; if the file is too large, simplify the design and try again.

Load it in your car

  1. Create a folder named Wraps at the root of the USB drive.
  2. Copy the PNG into Wraps (file name: letters, numbers, spaces, dashes; up to 30 characters).
  3. Connect the drive to a USB port supported for media storage in your vehicle.
  4. Open Toybox → Paint Shop → Wraps and choose your design.

Menu names and availability vary by vehicle, software version and region. This is a digital wrap for the car’s on-screen visualization only — not a print file for physical vinyl.

Troubleshooting

Paint Shop or Wraps does not appear in Toybox
Availability depends on your vehicle, software version and region. Check Tesla’s current in-car feature availability and install available software updates; a correctly prepared USB drive cannot enable a feature that is unavailable to the vehicle.
The car does not show the PNG on the USB drive
Confirm that the drive is formatted as exFAT or FAT32, the image is inside a folder named Wraps at the drive root, and the file is a PNG under 1 MB with a short supported filename. Reconnect it to a USB port that supports media storage.
The design looks misaligned on the vehicle
Return to the editor and select the exact model year and trim before exporting. Different vehicle templates can place body panels differently; review the 3D preview and export again with the matching template.
The image is too large to export
The download must remain under 1 MB. Reduce visual detail or simplify large, high-contrast areas, then try the export again. The editor checks the final PNG against the file limit.