For wrap designers
Wraptor for Wrap DesignersThe design studio built for vinyl.
Design at true vehicle scale with real vector tools, export print PDFs with CutContour separations your RIP reads, and panelize to the roll it prints on. Generic design tools were built for paper. This one was built for wraps.
7-day trial · No card required · No automatic charge. A demo is optional.
One artwork. Ready for print, panels, and cut files.
This is you if
- You design wraps — freelance or in-house — and live in Illustrator today
- Your files get rebuilt at the printer because the cut layers break in the RIP
- You want AI that hands you editable layers, not flat images
Your tools on Wraptor
Your tools on Wraptor
Everything between the brief and the production pack — vector editing, AI assists, and the approval that clears the design to print.
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WrapStudio vector engine
Pen and node editing, boolean pathfinder, text warps, gradients, and compound paths in the browser. Import your .ai, .pdf, and .svg templates and design at true vehicle scale.
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Production exports
Print PDFs with true CutContour spot separations, per-side bleed, and one-click panelization to the media width — with lap lines printed where the next panel lands.
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AI design tools
Trace raster logos to clean vectors, remove backgrounds, recolor a whole design, and drop the finished wrap onto a photoreal vehicle mockup.
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Client proofing
Send a proof link, let the client pin comments directly on the design, and collect a timestamped approval that locks the version you print.
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Files
Keep revisions and deliverables with the job. Add reference photos from your phone's camera or library, and hand production a job ticket with artwork references and the approved product specifications.
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CUT LAYER
True CutContour spot separations
PANELIZE
To the roll width · lap lines printed
IMPORT
.ai · .pdf · .svg templates
EXPORT
Print PDF · EPS · SVG cut files
7-day free trial
From $99/mo
No card required · no automatic charge · Cancel anytime
Go straight into a 7-day Wraptor Shop trial without choosing a plan or adding a card. Trial usage allowances apply. Choose Starter, Shop, or Fleet if you decide to subscribe. There is no automatic charge; when the trial ends, your work stays saved until you choose a paid plan. A free 30-minute demo is optional.
7-day trial · No card required · No automatic charge. A demo is optional.
FAQ
Questions designers ask
What new tools help with requests and job documents?
Within an entitled shop workspace, review captured requests and quote suggestions, turn selected proof feedback into tasks, and clarify handoffs. Review supported printed scans and choose document or page filings while preserving the original. Access follows your plan, role, and location permissions; public installer profiles do not unlock paid workspace tools.
What does Wraptor cost for wrap designers?
New eligible shops start with a 7-day free trial with Wraptor Shop features and trial usage allowances — no card required, no automatic charge. Starter is $99/mo or $990/yr and includes WrapStudio; Shop is $199/mo or $1,990/yr. After the trial, access pauses and your work stays saved until you choose a paid plan.
Can WrapStudio replace Illustrator for wrap design?
For most wrap work, yes. You get pen and node editing, a boolean pathfinder, truck-lettering text warps, gradients, and compound paths, and WrapStudio imports your existing .ai, .pdf, and .svg templates. The photo-to-template flow builds a scaled reference from a straight-on photo of the vehicle — calibrate one known measurement and design at true scale.
Will my print files work with the shop's RIP?
Print PDFs export with true CutContour spot separations that VersaWorks and Flexi auto-detect, named spot colors, vector gradients, and per-side bleed, using flat xref for older RIP compatibility. Cut files export as SVG and EPS with the CutContour custom color.
Does the AI output editable files?
Yes. Describe a design and the AI composes real shapes, gradients, and text layers you keep editing — not a flat image. Trace-to-vector converts raster logos into clean vector files, and background removal and whole-design recolor work the same way: the output stays editable.