🚀 Getting Started

Choose your Tesla model – Select the car you want to wrap
Select the Texture Brush tool – Click the 🖌️🎨 Texture Brush button in the toolbox
Pick a texture – In the Texture Brush panel, click "Select a Texture" to browse or generate textures
Paint on the car – Click and drag on the car to apply your chosen texture
Adjust settings – Use the Scale slider and PPF Finish options in the texture panel
Export your design – Download as PNG or save directly to USB

💡 The Texture Brush panel automatically appears in the left sidebar when you select the texture brush tool

📥 Apply to Your Tesla

Click "Export to USB Drive" and save to your USB
Insert USB into your Tesla
Go to: Toybox → Paint Shop → Wraps
Select your wrap!

💡 Works directly in your Tesla's browser too!

💡 Tips

Click the Texture Brush tool (🖌️🎨) to see texture settings in the left panel
The large texture preview button makes it easy to see what you've selected
Use Fill tool to quickly cover all areas with the current color
Try different PPF Finishes (Matte, Satin, Gloss) for unique effects
Generate custom textures with the AI Texture Generator
Texture scale only affects new brush strokes - existing strokes remain unchanged

💬 Feedback

Have questions or suggestions? Report an issue on GitHub

👋 Welcome

T-Skins is a free, browser-based Tesla wrap designer built as a fast PWA so you can design offline and export production-ready wraps. Paint with textured brushes, generate unique patterns using the built-in AI texture generator, and export PNGs or save directly to a USB drive for use in your Tesla.

Created and maintained by Tanner B. This project prioritizes performance, simplicity, and compatibility with Tesla's wrap workflow.

🎨 Tips for Best AI Texture Results

This app uses Stable Diffusion XL for texture generation. Here are tips for crafting effective prompts:

Be specific about colors – "deep blue metallic" works better than "blue"
Describe the finish – Use words like "matte", "glossy", "metallic", "brushed", "polished"
Include materials – "carbon fiber", "leather", "brushed aluminum", "titanium weave"
Add texture words – "woven", "scratched", "ribbed", "bumpy", "smooth", "shiny"
Use directional keywords – "diagonal stripes", "horizontal lines", "radial pattern"
Combine adjectives – "dark matte black carbon fiber" is more specific than "black"
Keep it concise – 5-15 words works best, avoid run-on sentences
Reference known styles – "racing stripes", "camouflage", "checkerboard", "honeycomb"