Choose the exact model and trim.
Download the official template for the vehicle configuration you own. A similar-looking model year or trim is not proof of compatibility.
Use a custom wrap image with care.
This guide summarizes Tesla’s public custom-wrap instructions. Tesla may change supported app versions, menus and templates; check the current official source before uploading. Wrapfans is an independent community, not a Tesla service.
Read Tesla’s current template and import instructions ↗Check the final PNG, not only its preview.
Tesla’s repository specifies PNG images between 512×512 and 1024×1024 pixels, no larger than 1 MB, and a filename of 30 characters or fewer using letters, numbers, underscores, hyphens or spaces. Use the exact dimensions of the selected template and keep the original artwork rights.
Download the approved file from its listing.
When a Wrapfans listing offers an export, inspect its model, file dimensions, credit cost and license summary before unlocking. Credits are used inside Wrapfans, have no cash value and cannot be withdrawn. A public preview is not the final file.
No Tesla password, account token or vehicle credentials are requested by this guide.
Import it using Tesla’s current instructions.
The official README checked on 2026-10-29 lists Tesla mobile app v4.59.0 or later and the path Creations → Wrap → Upload; it also describes copying a PNG to a USB folder named Wraps and applying it in Toybox → Paint Shop → Wraps. It currently lists up to 10 images from the app and 10 from USB. For USB, it names exFAT, FAT32, MS-DOS FAT, ext3 and ext4, and notes that NTFS is not currently supported.
If a USB wrap does not appear, Tesla's troubleshooting asks users to check that the drive does not contain map or firmware update files. App availability, version requirements, menu names and USB formats can change, so follow the linked Tesla README for current steps.
Open the official import section ↗Check the vehicle result yourself.
A Wrapfans image or 3D-style digital preview is illustrative. It does not prove Tesla will accept the PNG, that it fits a particular vehicle build, or that its appearance will match the preview. The actual in-vehicle result depends on Tesla’s software and template.
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Browse by model and check each listing’s current compatibility and rights details.
If a wrap does not appear.
- Recheck the exact template. Tesla lists Model 3 (2024+) Standard & Premium and Model 3 (2024+) Performance as separate templates; Model Y (2025+) Standard, Premium and Performance are also separate. Do not assume trims are interchangeable.
- Check the exported file. Use PNG, the exact template dimensions within 512–1024 pixels, no more than 1 MB, and a permitted filename of 30 characters or fewer.
- If using USB, check the folder and drive. Place up to 10 images in a root-level
Wrapsfolder. Tesla lists exFAT, FAT32, MS-DOS FAT, ext3 and ext4; NTFS is not currently supported. Avoid drives containing map or firmware update files. - For app upload, check Tesla’s current menu and version. The repository currently lists app v4.59.0 or later and up to 10 app images. These instructions can change.
These repository checks do not certify that a wrap will be accepted or fit a specific vehicle. Confirm the current Tesla template and import instructions for your exact vehicle.
What this guide does—and does not—confirm.
Does a Wrapfans preview prove the final file will fit?
No. Confirm the exact vehicle template and use Tesla’s current official instructions. A preview is illustrative.
Does Wrapfans connect to my Tesla account?
No. This is an independent digital design community. Never share a Tesla password or account token with a wrap gallery.
Can I use a preview as the original downloadable file?
No. Previews and original exports are distinct. A listing must explicitly provide an export and its license terms.
Source checked 2026-10-29: Tesla Motors custom-wraps repository. Software and file instructions may change.