Model 3 Wrap Generator

Highland or the original Model 3?

The Model 3 refresh that arrived for 2024, known as Highland, has slimmer headlights, a smooth front bumper without fog-light cutouts and a new rear light bar. It uses the Model 3 2024+ templates: one for Standard and Premium, one for Performance with its vented bumper and rear spoiler.

Cars built from 2017 to 2023 use the original Model 3 template. Choosing the right one matters because the hood, bumpers and door shapes differ, and a Model 3 wrap made for the other map lands off-center.

Designs that suit a Model 3

The Model 3 is low and long, with a short rear deck. Racing stripes over the hood and roof, a single graphic sweeping from front fender to rear quarter, and clean two-tone liveries look sharp in Paint Shop's side and 3/4 views.

Pastel solids with one contrasting stripe, brushed metals and Japanese-inspired florals are among the most popular Model 3 wraps in the gallery.

Straight lines across the doors

The Model 3 templates stack each side from the front fender down to the rear quarter, with the car's front pointing up. The Model 3 wrap generator paints along that direction, so a stripe continues from the fender across both doors instead of breaking at the gaps. The panel inspector above shows the direction of every shape.

Writing a Model 3 wrap prompt

Name the base color and finish first, then one motif and where it sits: gloss powder blue, a thin orange stripe from the nose over the roof, black mirror caps. Keep it to two or three ideas; a busy Model 3 wrap turns to noise at screen size.

Loading it into your Model 3

Tesla app 4.59 or later: Creations → Wrap → Upload. Or put the PNG in a folder named Wraps on a USB drive (exFAT or FAT32), plug it in and open Toybox → Paint Shop → Wraps. Your Model 3 wrap appears next to the factory colors.