Tutorials
Step-by-step walkthroughs of the FrunkLab studio with real screenshots.
Designing in the Garage, a first lap in the 3D editor
A full walkthrough of the Garage, FrunkLab's 3D-first wrap editor. Pick your Tesla, lay a gradient base, place text and stickers directly on the car, check it under 3 lighting scenes, and save.
Your first Tesla wrap in 5 minutes
Open the studio, pick your model, drop an image, export a Tesla-ready PNG. Five minutes, no design experience needed.
Using the 3D preview to catch mistakes before export
The 3D preview shows your design on a real Tesla model. It catches off-panel art, upside-down text, and color contrast issues you can't see in the flat editor.
Exporting your wrap to USB and applying it in your Tesla
Format the USB, drop the PNG in the Wraps folder, apply it from your Tesla's Paint Shop. Five steps total.
Designing for the Cybertruck (it's not like the others)
The Cybertruck template is 1024x768, not 1024x1024. Its flat panels reflect color literally. Here's how to design for it without surprises.
Working with colors, gradients, and the Tesla palette
When to use solid vs gradient. How the studio's color picker works. The built-in Tesla paint colors and when to match them.
Writing AI wrap prompts that actually work
Our AI generator responds well to specific texture and palette prompts. It fumbles legible text and brand logos. Here's the playbook.