From the FrunkLab blog
Founder notes, roadmap updates, and behind-the-scenes posts from FrunkLab.
Everything we shipped this summer: profiles, reels, chimes, and painting on the car
Creator profiles with follows, a one-click video reel of your wrap, brush and eraser strokes directly on the 3D car, an AI lock chime generator that can literally speak, and more. The summer changelog, translated from shipping notes into things you can use today.
Studio or Garage? Picking your FrunkLab editor
FrunkLab now has two wrap editors: the template-first Studio and the 3D-first Garage. Same designs, same gallery, different philosophies. Here's an honest breakdown of which fits how you work.
Recreating Tesla's USA-250 wrap in the Garage
Tesla wrapped a Cybercab in parchment and fighter-plane nose art for America's 250th. I rebuilt the look on a Cybertruck in the Garage in about fifteen minutes, and the process is a free masterclass in wrap design.
7 Garage tricks you probably missed
The Garage's best features don't announce themselves. Scene hotkeys, live-forking community wraps onto your car, AI that starts from your current design, and the Blueprint panel's surgical mode, all in one tour.
The Garage is live. Design your wrap on the 3D car itself
Our new editor drops the template-first workflow entirely. Pick your Tesla, click the car, and watch text, stickers, gradients, and AI art land exactly where you put them. It's in beta now, and it's free.
Why I built FrunkLab
I noticed Tesla shipped a feature most owners didn't know about, and a $3K market that didn't need to exist. Here's the founder story.
What we're exploring next
Honest roadmap, not a sales pitch. Some things we're investigating, some things we explicitly aren't.