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What would you like to add?

Want a background with logos on top? Add the Full Wrap first, then choose Logo / Graphic for each extra image. You do not need to combine everything into one PNG.

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Bring in your artwork.

1. For a logo, rotate the car so you can see the area where it should go.
2. Click Add logo / graphic or Upload full wrap, depending on your choice.
3. Select a PNG, JPG, or WebP image. Wait for it to appear on the car.

Each upload adds a new layer. Your earlier images stay in place, and the newest image is selected for editing.

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Get it into place.

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Build your design in pieces.

1. Lock the image you have positioned.
2. Choose Logo / Graphic and upload another image.
3. Position and lock the new image. Repeat for each piece.

Visible: ON / OFF shows or hides the selected layer. Delete selected removes that layer. Newer uploads appear above older ones.

Artwork currently stays in this session only. Refreshing or leaving the page clears it, so keep your original image files.

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Something look off?

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Start with the body paint.

Click a color button in the vehicle’s paint palette. The body updates so you can compare the choices from different angles.

A full wrap or an opaque graphic can cover the paint underneath it. Bare painted panels make color changes easiest to compare.

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Choose how the paint catches the light.

Clearcoat strength adjusts the outer coat’s contribution to the paint finish. It works together with the finish you chose.

The scene changes what the paint reflects. For a useful comparison, try the finishes in the same scene and camera view.

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Preview the interior themes.

Under Factory Interior, click an upholstery / RS Design theme. Read the description beneath the choices to see which theme is selected.

Rotate toward a side window and zoom closer to compare the upholstery. Dark window tint can make interior changes harder to see.

Interior themes are separate from the exterior body color. Choose each one in its own controls.

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Need a quick adjustment?

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Which windows do you want to tint?

Start by choosing a glass section. Your changes apply to that section.

To apply the same look around the car, repeat your film and shade choices for each section. Switching sections shows that section’s saved choices.

If a section is unavailable on a vehicle, its button is disabled.

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Pick a film series.

Choose Type 1, Type 2, or Type 3 from the example film list. The available percentages update for that series.

Different films can have different shade choices. If you switch from a tinted selection to a film without that percentage, the closest available shade is used. Check the selection summary afterward.

If the glass is currently clear, choosing a film series keeps it clear until you also choose a percentage.

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Compare lighter and darker tint.

Click a percentage button for the selected glass section. Lower percentages look darker; higher percentages look lighter.

The selection summary confirms the glass section, film, and percentage. Check it before moving to the next section.

Use Clear / no film to remove the film preview from the selected section. Other sections keep their choices.

This is a visual preview of film appearance.

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Add a strip at the top of the windshield.

1. Select Eyebrow in the glass section buttons.
2. Choose a film and percentage.
3. Choose Straight or Curved / Arched under Shape. Adjust Depth, and Curve for a curved strip.

Select Off under Shape, or use Clear / no film while Eyebrow is selected, to remove the strip.

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Tint not doing what you expected?

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Start with the available vehicle.

The Vehicle selector lists the models available in this viewer. This version includes the 2022 Audi RS3 Sedan.

The name at the top of the viewer confirms the current vehicle. If more vehicles are added, choose one from the list and wait for it to load before using its controls.

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See your design from all sides.

Drag the car to rotate the view. Scroll or pinch to zoom. You can freely inspect the front, back, sides, and top.

The Views menu at the top right also offers preset angles. You can continue dragging to rotate after choosing one.

If a graphic moves when you drag, go to Graphics and turn Drag placement OFF to rotate the car.

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Return appearance controls to their starting values.

Reset Vehicle Controls restores the default body color and tint, resets paint finish, clearcoat, exposure, and reflection strength, and fits the camera.

Use Fit Camera when you only need to bring the car back into view.

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Find your way back to the car.

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Choose the setting around the car.

Use Visible scene to change the background and its lighting and reflections.

The same paint can look different in different surroundings because it reflects the scene. Compare a few views before choosing your favorite.

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Move the environment around the car.

Environment direction turns the panoramic surroundings and their reflection direction. Drag its slider to place a different part of the background behind the car.

To look at another side of the car, drag the car itself. Environment direction changes the surroundings.

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Fine-tune the brightness and reflections.

Change one setting at a time so you can see what it does.

QUICK FIXES

Adjust the view to suit the design.