Upload a photo of the van, pickup or truck. The AI wraps that exact vehicle in a branded commercial design with your trade, colours and contact details, so you can approve the look before anyone prints vinyl.
Drop a photo of the vehicle here
File size limit: 5MB
Vans, cars and pickups P20V users uploaded, and the branded wrap designs they got back.
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A vehicle wrap is the cheapest billboard a local business can buy: a van parked outside a job and driven through town every day is seen by thousands of people. But owners hesitate to spend a few thousand dollars on vinyl without knowing how it will look on their own vehicle, and a flat template drawing does not answer that question.
Vehicle Wrap Design starts from a photo of the actual vehicle. The AI recognises the panels, windows and wheel arches and lays a complete commercial wrap over them — brand colours, logo area, trade name, phone number, website — while the photo’s light and background stay the same. The owner sees their van, outside their yard, wrapped.
The people who use this every month:
Keep the message short: company name, what you do, one phone number and a website. People read a moving van for two or three seconds. Put the phone number on the rear doors where drivers sit behind you in traffic, and the name and trade large on both sides. Use two or three brand colours with strong contrast against the base paint, and avoid fine text across door handles and panel gaps.
With P20V you can test all of this in minutes. Ask for "a version with a white base and only the rear half wrapped", "darker green, larger phone number", or "same design without the photo of the house". Each variation takes about 30 seconds, so the customer can choose between real options instead of imagining them.
The output is a photorealistic 2K image, not a print file. When the customer approves a design, the wrap shop recreates it on the manufacturer template for that vehicle in their usual software, prints and laminates the vinyl and installs it. The preview removes the most expensive part of that process: the rounds of revisions before anyone agrees what the van should look like.
A side or three-quarter photo of the van, truck or car, JPG/PNG/WebP up to 5 MB.
The AI returns the same vehicle with a complete commercial wrap design in about 30 seconds.
Add your logo as a second image, type the name, trade and phone number, and download the final preview for the quote.
Starter is $29/month for 50 images ($14.50 for the first month), Pro $79/month for 200 images, Studio $199/month. Every plan includes commercial use, so you can show the designs to customers and print from them. Cancel anytime. See plans
For deciding what a wrap should look like, a photo-based AI tool is the fastest: upload a photo of the van or truck, describe the trade, colours and contact details, and you get the branded vehicle back in about 30 seconds. You still need your wrap shop’s template software for the final print file; the AI image is the approved design they build it from.
Yes. Upload the vehicle photo, then add the logo as a second image in the editor and write the text you want: "company name large on both sides, phone 555-0134 on the rear doors, website on the bonnet". Check spelling of phone numbers and URLs in the result before you send it on; regenerate if a character is off.
P20V is not free. Starter costs $29 per month for 50 designs, with the first month at $14.50, and includes commercial use. For a wrap shop one closed job pays for years of the plan.
Cargo vans (Transit, Sprinter, ProMaster, Express), pickups (Tacoma, F-150, Sierra, Hilux), box trucks, food trucks, trailers, company cars, SUVs and minivans. Any clear photo of the vehicle works.
Yes. Ask for it: "partial wrap on the rear half and doors only, keep the white paint at the front". Partial wraps and spot graphics are the most cost-effective option for small fleets, and the preview shows how much branding they still carry.
Upload a photo of each vehicle type and describe the same design for each, or upload the approved design as a reference image next to the new vehicle photo and ask for "the same wrap on this vehicle". That keeps a van, a pickup and a car in one brand look.
About 30 seconds per design, delivered as a 2K image you can download, put in a quote or show on a tablet at the customer’s site.
The same editor, set up for each kind of vehicle job. All AI vehicle design tools