AI wrap design,
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Yes. Making mockups is free, with no login and no credit card. You leave your name, email and phone before it renders, and you never pay for a mockup. Paying only comes up if you choose a design and want our designers to turn it into a real wrap, and you see that price before you pay anything.

Your vehicle's year, make and model, plus a photo of it if you have one. Then your business name, your trade, and either your website or your logo file. The designer pulls your logo and brand colors from your site, or reads the colors from the logo you upload.

Yes. It renders up to three concepts to compare. You can try a different style, up to six concepts in all, or type a change like "more blue" or "bigger logo" and it updates the design you're looking at. You can download your concepts too.

The designer is built for business vehicles, and so is our shop. We focus on commercial and fleet wraps for service businesses: vans, pickups, box trucks and trailers. For a personal car or a color change, a shop that specializes in personal wraps will serve you better.

Very close, but a mockup is a concept, not a print file. AI doesn't know where the seams, panel gaps and door handles fall on your actual vehicle, or what a printer can lay down on vinyl. Our designers rebuild it with the same brand, the same colors and the same overall look, as close as the vehicle and the vinyl allow, and tell you up front about anything that can't carry over.

Yes. Send us the image with your logo and a few photos of your vehicle, and our designers use it as the brief. A concept plus a quick sketch or reference photos gives them even more to go on. Use the contact form or call or text (801) 648-9727, and we'll get the files from you.

In the designer, choosing a design shows you starting prices for your vehicle and what it costs to have a designer take it further, before you pay anything. From there, sales confirms your vehicle, the coverage and any extras and sends an estimate, and a 50% deposit starts the job. A designer rebuilds your concept into print-ready files and sends proofs for you to approve or mark up. Once you approve the final proof, we print, laminate and install it ourselves.

AI often invents a logo and sets text too small to read on a moving vehicle. We put your real logo in its place and re-set your name, services and phone number so they read from the road. If you don't have a vector version of your logo, we can rebuild one. That's a separate line item on your estimate.

What we match is the proof you approve. The final proof shows exactly what will be printed, with the fixes applied, and nothing goes to print until you approve it. Production then checks the print against that proof before it's installed.

The AI mockup is free. Turning a concept into print-ready files is a design package, quoted separately from the wrap. We offer Basic, Standard and Premium packages, and they differ in how many design rounds you get. You'll see the price before you pay, in the designer or on your estimate.

It goes through the same design packages as any other wrap. If the rebuild needs more design time than your package includes, the extra time is billed hourly, and we check with you before going past what the package covers.

It depends on the vehicle and its size, the coverage (full, three-quarter, half or decals) and add-ons like a full roof, bumpers, mirror caps and door handles. The designer shows starting prices for your vehicle once you choose a design, and our pricing page lists starting prices by vehicle type. Your estimate has the exact number.

Yes. Commercial and fleet wraps for service businesses are the core of our work. Once a design is approved, we adapt it to each vehicle in the fleet so every truck matches. Each vehicle is priced on its own size and coverage.

Your AI image at the largest size you have, your logo (a vector file like .ai, .eps, .svg or .pdf if you have one), and clear photos of your vehicle from each side. Sketches, reference photos and notes on what you like all help.

Usually not by itself. AI images are made for screens, and a wrap prints at the full size of your vehicle. That's why our designers rebuild logos, text and graphics as vector artwork in Adobe Illustrator, so they print sharp at any size.

Cast vinyl for vehicle wraps, finished with a laminate in gloss, matte or satin. Window graphics use perforated vinyl so you can still see out.