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Wrap shops we audited, coast to coast
Your customer sends one photo of their car. WrapStudio renders it in any film from three angles, lets them drag-compare against the original — and ends the daydream with a booking in your bay. On your website, under your brand, at 20¢ per render.
Avery SW900 Satin Roaring ThunderTheir own photograph, the real film code, about seven seconds. Drag it.
One photograph · three jobs · one quote
Every picture below came from the one photograph on the left.
3M 2080 · Gloss Cosmic Blue (2080-G377), 3M Ceramic IR · 35% VLT, and Five-spoke, gloss black wheels.
Real films with the codes a shop orders by. Drag any of them.
3M 2080 · Gloss Cosmic Blue2080-G377
Five-spoke · gloss blacka style, not a catalogue part — see belowThe finished car — wrap, film and wheels all on — from the other angles, drawn from the render the customer just approved.
Front three-quarter
← drag to walk around →
Not a video. The same panel your customers get, running live. Put your own car in it.
One line of script. It never makes your page scroll, it takes your colours, and your customers never see our name.
WrapStudio drops into the website you already run — WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, hand-coded, anything that renders HTML. Your logo, your colors, your domain. Your customers never see our name unless you want them to.
No seats. No setup fee. No monthly minimum. The meter runs only when your customers generate previews — and you set the ceiling it can never pass.
Every film carries its real manufacturer code, so the preview your customer falls for is the exact roll you order. Your control deck curates which films show — your stock, your prices, your featured finishes first. The flagship deployment runs 305 films today, and the catalog grows monthly.
Tint Studio is built into WrapStudio and every shop gets it. Photograph the car, pick the film and the shade, and the customer sees their own vehicle with the film on it — 34 real product lines from the eight brands an installer actually buys, with the manufacturer’s own published figures, not the numbers on a dealer poster.
And it checks the shade against the law before you quote it, in all fifty states and DC — front doors and rear glass separately, sedan and SUV separately. It knows which states changed their limits in 2025 and 2026, which nine have no medical exemption at all, and the five where front-window film is banned outright at any darkness. Quote 20% on a Florida sedan’s front doors and you have quoted a strip-and-redo. That is the part that pays for the module.
| Capability | WrapStudio Embed | Generic visualizers |
|---|---|---|
| The car being previewed | The customer's actual car, from their photo | A stock 3D model, "similar" at best |
| Views generated | Three angles around the car | One canned angle |
| Film catalog | ~90% of the market, manufacturer codes | One brand's palette, made-up names |
| Whose brand is on it | Yours — white-label, your domain | Theirs — you're the ad |
| Where it ends | Your booking calendar + a captured lead | A dead-end "share" button |
| What it costs | 20¢ per render, capped by you | Free-but-useless, or a fat license |
Reply with your shop name and we'll stand up a branded demo with your logo on it — free — within 48 hours. If it doesn't make you grin, delete the link.