Tesla wrap templates

Which template do you need?

Match the version of your car, not just the model. Two quick tells: a 2025 or newer Model Y (often called Juniper) has a light bar across the full width of the front and the rear, and a 2024 or newer Model 3 (Highland) has slimmer headlights and a smoother front bumper than the original.

For a closer look at one model, the Tesla Model Y wrap template guide and the Tesla Model 3 wrap template guide walk through every version and how its panels map onto the car.

Download a template or design on it

These are Tesla's official wrap templates. Each download link opens Tesla's own page for that template, with the PNG and Tesla's example wraps. Or skip the file: "Design on this template" opens it in the FrunkLab studio with a 3D preview of your car.

Template outlines: Tesla's official wrap templates. FrunkLab is not affiliated with Tesla, Inc.

How to read a Paint Shop template

A template is the car peeled and laid flat, seen from above. Whatever you paint on each part of the image lands on the matching panel of the car on your screen. On every square template:

• Top: the front bumper and the hood
• Bottom: the trunk or liftgate and the rear bumper
• Left and right: the driver's side and the passenger side, unfolded outward
• Center: the roof and the glass, which the car draws as glass whatever you paint there

The Cybertruck turns that on its side: the front is on the left, the tailgate on the right, and the two sides run along the top and bottom edges.

One detail catches everyone the first time. Because the sides fold outward, anything that should read upright on a door has to face the center of the template, so a figure on the left door faces right. It looks rotated on the flat file and upright on the car, which is why it pays to check a design on the 3D car before you export it.

Tesla's rules for a wrap file

A wrap that misses any of these is simply not offered on the Wraps tab. Check a finished file in seconds with the free Tesla wrap file checker.

From template to wrap in five steps

1. Step 1

   Find your exact template

   Match the version of your car with the table on this page. A template from another version still loads, but the panels will not line up.

2. Step 2

   Download it or open it in the studio

   Download the PNG from Tesla's page for your model, or skip the download and open the same template in the FrunkLab studio in your browser.

3. Step 3

   Paint inside the outlines

   Each outlined area is a body panel. Paint inside the outlines: anything outside them never reaches the car, and the glass in the middle is drawn as glass whatever you put there.

4. Step 4

   Export a PNG Tesla accepts

   Save a PNG at the template size, under 1 MB, with a filename of letters, numbers, spaces, underscores or dashes, 30 characters at most.

5. Step 5

   Send it to the car

   Upload it in the Tesla app under Creations > Wrap > Upload, or copy it into a folder named Wraps on a USB drive, then apply it on the car in Toybox > Paint Shop > Wraps.

Common template mistakes

• The wrong version. An original Model Y template on a 2025 Model Y, or a Standard template on a Performance. The bumpers and lights moved, so the ends of the design land in the wrong place.
• A JPG with a .png name. Paint Shop reads real PNG files only. Renaming a JPG or WebP does not convert it, and the car quietly skips it.
• A stretched template. Resizing a square template to a different shape, or squeezing a Cybertruck design into a square, shifts every panel. Keep the template shape and scale it evenly.
• A file over 1 MB. Photo-heavy designs go over without warning. Export at the template size, not larger.
• A long or fancy filename. Accents, emoji, dots and anything past 30 characters can keep a wrap off the Wraps tab.
• Sideways art on the doors. The sides are unfolded outward, so a figure or word that should read upright on a door has to face the center of the template.

Still not showing up? The Tesla Paint Shop troubleshooting guide covers every cause we have seen, and the Tesla Paint Shop guide explains the feature end to end.