Built in England, for the signs and wrap trade.
WrapsDesigner.com is a vehicle wrap design studio that runs in a browser and shows the design on the customer's actual vehicle in realistic 3D before anything is printed.
The gap between the drawing and the vehicle.
A wrap gets signed off from a flat drawing and installed on a curved vehicle, and the gap between those two things is where the arguments and the reprints live. This closes it. You design in the browser, the artwork lands on the real body shape as you work, and the customer turns the vehicle round on their own phone before you cut any vinyl.
One artwork, not two
When the client says yes, the same file you designed on the vehicle exports 1:1, and you take it to whichever printer you already use, or print it yourself if you're a studio and installer shop. Not a separate mockup for the client and a rebuild for the printer.
Or keep Illustrator
Use the Adobe extension if you would rather not change how you work at all. You keep Illustrator, and a live 3D vehicle sits beside your artboard, fully integrated. The vehicle outline artboard with your design is used live as the 3d preview, with full 360 degree views around the vehicle.
Who is behind it.
- Company
- Neumann Labs Ltdcompany number 17367332
- Registered in
- England and Wales
- Built in
- England, UK
- Support
- Contact formstraight to the person who builds it, no ticket queue
It's always being improved. Updates are made regularly. Features are added. It's not just released and then forgotten about.
You are buying it as it is today, not as a promise.
What you can see right now is what you are paying for. Anything else is a bonus when it lands.
What it does not do.
It does not survey the vehicle
No template on the market fits every body variant and I am not claiming otherwise, so measure the real thing before you commit to a cut.
It does not print
You own the files and take them to whichever shop you like.
Support goes straight to the person who builds it.
Send a message and it reaches me directly. No ticket queue and no call centre. If you are stuck, the knowledge base is a good first stop.