After you download a PNG from WrapForge, the last step is importing it into Paint Shop. It takes about two minutes with either official method.
Check three things first
- Canvas size matches your vehicle: Model 3 / Model Y / Model S / Model X are 1024×1024, Cybertruck is 1024×768. Files from WrapForge are already exported per model — no manual resizing needed.
- Each file must be ≤ 1MB or the car rejects it. WrapForge downloads are already compressed.
- Filename ≤ 30 characters, using only letters, digits, spaces, dashes or underscores.
Method 1: mobile app (up to 10 wraps)
- Open the Tesla mobile app and connect to your car.
- Go to Toybox → Paint Shop → Wraps.
- Choose to import from your photo library and pick the PNG you downloaded.
- Confirm the preview on the vehicle touchscreen.
Method 2: USB drive (up to 10 wraps)
- Format the drive as FAT32.
- Create a folder named exactly Wraps in its root.
- Drop the PNGs in — do not rename them.
- Plug the drive into the car, then open Toybox → Paint Shop → Wraps and import.
Troubleshooting
| Symptom | Cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| File not listed on the car | Canvas size doesn't match the model | Re-download for the correct vehicle |
| Import rejected | File over 1MB or bad filename | Download the original again; avoid re-compressed copies from chat apps |
| Black bars / misaligned panels | Template made for a different model | Wrap templates are not cross-model; pick one for your exact vehicle |
| Stretched artwork | File was cropped or resized manually | Use the downloaded PNG as-is |
Note: Paint Shop keeps at most 10 custom wraps per car — delete an old one to make room.