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Find & Download Free Graphic Resources for Car Wrap Design. 9,000+ Vectors, Stock Photos & PSD files. Free for commercial use High Quality Images. Genus metasequoia. Playstation remote app. Our wrap templates are the tenth scale, layered tiff files created in Photoshop, and are not vector templates. You can drag or open graphics files into the design layer on each template view and arrange them to your design specifications. You can also use the ruler tool in Photoshop or Illustrator to gain accurate meas.

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  • Choose car model. Choose a generic car model – a sports car for example, or chose a specific branded car model. Rotate and zoom the model freely. The app features vehicle 3D models from many car manufacturers. There is also a set of free generic vehicle car models for the most popular car categories. We are continuously adding new car models.
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Car Wrap Design Software Free

Car Wrap Design Software Free
  • Blender

    Blender is a free open source 3D content creation suite, available for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux and released under the GNU General Public License. www.blender.org
  • Autodesk Fusion 360

    Fusion 360 connects your entire product development process in a single cloud-based platform that works on both Mac and PC. Free for students and educators, startups and hobbyists. www.autodesk.com
  • Sculptris

    (Mac, Windows) Sculptris is a free digital sculpting application maintained by Pixologic, the company behind ZBrush. It is an ideal way for starting learn digital sculpting. pixologic.com
  • Verve Painter

    (Windows) Verve Painter is a free, experimental application with a GL-based shader paint engine that simulates real fluid dynamics. www.taron.de
  • Inkscape

    Inkscape is a free vector graphics editor based on the SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) format. It is available for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. inkscape.org
  • Krita

    (Windows, Linux) Krita is a free digital painting and illustration application offering CMYK support, HDR painting, perspective grids, dockers, filters, painting assistants, and other advanced features. krita.org
  • DrawBerry (Mac)

    DrawBerry is a free vector graphics editor for Mac OS X, easy to use and compatibl with Inkascape. www.apple.com
  • GIMP

    Windows / MAC OSX / Linux – GIMP is a free fully-featured image editing software, developed and supported by a wide community. www.gimp.org
  • Skencil (Linux)

    Available for GNU/Linux and other UNIX-compatible systems, Skencil incorporates all the stadard vector-editing tools plus a number of advanced features. www.skencil.org
  • SketchUp Make

    (Mac OSX, Windows) SketchUp Make is a freely-downloadable 3D modeling program with an easy-to-learn modeling approach, primarily geared towards architectural design. SketchUp Make is not licensed for commercial work. www.sketchup.com
  • Karbon

    Karbon is a vector drawing application, part of KOffice, the KDE office suite. www.koffice.org
  • Mischief-Free

    (Mac OSX, Windows) Mischief-Free is a free drawing/sketching app based on the proprietary Adaptively Sampled Distance Fields (ADFs) technology that allows to have a vector-like drawing quality with infinite canvas and zooming capabilities. Compared to the commercial version, the free version lacks some presets, a full color palette, layers, and can't export to PSD files. www.madewithmischief.com

Car or truck wraps are an eye-catching way to garner attention for your business while you're out and about. And with Corel's library of vehicle templates, it's easy to place just what you want where you want it.

In this how-to, we'll create a wrap for one side of a Toyota Sienna minivan.

1. Get the Template

According to vehicle specs, this minivan is about 200' long and about 70' high. So we'll need to use a paper size large enough to accomodate. From (File > New) under Name: type Sienna. Set the width to 210' and height to 80', and choose RGB for the color mode.

To find the correct template, open Window > Dockers > CONNECT. Search for 'Sienna,' and you'll find a template with four views: front, back, left, and right. Drag this clip art onto your page. Because only one view of the four is needed, ungroup the template by right-clicking on it and selecting Ungroup Objects. Then you can erase all but the view of the side we'll be wrapping. For this template, set its width to 200' in the Interactive Property Bar, making sure the aspect ratio is maintained, and place it within the paper borders.

Tip: When supplying art work for a vehicle wrap to a print shop, be sure that the flat distance between the wheels matches that measurement on the actual car. This is the easiest distance to measure on a car.

2. Create the Power Clip

Now we want to use the vehicle outline to define the boundary for content we'll add to the wrap. With the Pick tool, right-click on the outermost curve of the template and choose Frame Type > Create Empty PowerClip Frame. (You can also find this curve at the end of the object list in the Object Manager.) The PowerClip frame is indicated by the large X.

3. Add the Content

Now we can create or bring in the elements we want to appear on the vehicle: logo, phone number, catch phrase, clip art - you name it. It's helpful to lay out all objects in empty space first, approximately matching where they will go on the car itself.

4. Move the Content into the Frame

Select the first element to move - in this case the stylized houses along the bottom. When moving objects inside a PowerClip, you'll notice the frame turns grayish-blue. When you complete the move, the objects are trimmed along the edges of the PowerClip.

Software

  • Blender

    Blender is a free open source 3D content creation suite, available for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux and released under the GNU General Public License. www.blender.org
  • Autodesk Fusion 360

    Fusion 360 connects your entire product development process in a single cloud-based platform that works on both Mac and PC. Free for students and educators, startups and hobbyists. www.autodesk.com
  • Sculptris

    (Mac, Windows) Sculptris is a free digital sculpting application maintained by Pixologic, the company behind ZBrush. It is an ideal way for starting learn digital sculpting. pixologic.com
  • Verve Painter

    (Windows) Verve Painter is a free, experimental application with a GL-based shader paint engine that simulates real fluid dynamics. www.taron.de
  • Inkscape

    Inkscape is a free vector graphics editor based on the SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) format. It is available for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. inkscape.org
  • Krita

    (Windows, Linux) Krita is a free digital painting and illustration application offering CMYK support, HDR painting, perspective grids, dockers, filters, painting assistants, and other advanced features. krita.org
  • DrawBerry (Mac)

    DrawBerry is a free vector graphics editor for Mac OS X, easy to use and compatibl with Inkascape. www.apple.com
  • GIMP

    Windows / MAC OSX / Linux – GIMP is a free fully-featured image editing software, developed and supported by a wide community. www.gimp.org
  • Skencil (Linux)

    Available for GNU/Linux and other UNIX-compatible systems, Skencil incorporates all the stadard vector-editing tools plus a number of advanced features. www.skencil.org
  • SketchUp Make

    (Mac OSX, Windows) SketchUp Make is a freely-downloadable 3D modeling program with an easy-to-learn modeling approach, primarily geared towards architectural design. SketchUp Make is not licensed for commercial work. www.sketchup.com
  • Karbon

    Karbon is a vector drawing application, part of KOffice, the KDE office suite. www.koffice.org
  • Mischief-Free

    (Mac OSX, Windows) Mischief-Free is a free drawing/sketching app based on the proprietary Adaptively Sampled Distance Fields (ADFs) technology that allows to have a vector-like drawing quality with infinite canvas and zooming capabilities. Compared to the commercial version, the free version lacks some presets, a full color palette, layers, and can't export to PSD files. www.madewithmischief.com

Car or truck wraps are an eye-catching way to garner attention for your business while you're out and about. And with Corel's library of vehicle templates, it's easy to place just what you want where you want it.

In this how-to, we'll create a wrap for one side of a Toyota Sienna minivan.

1. Get the Template

According to vehicle specs, this minivan is about 200' long and about 70' high. So we'll need to use a paper size large enough to accomodate. From (File > New) under Name: type Sienna. Set the width to 210' and height to 80', and choose RGB for the color mode.

To find the correct template, open Window > Dockers > CONNECT. Search for 'Sienna,' and you'll find a template with four views: front, back, left, and right. Drag this clip art onto your page. Because only one view of the four is needed, ungroup the template by right-clicking on it and selecting Ungroup Objects. Then you can erase all but the view of the side we'll be wrapping. For this template, set its width to 200' in the Interactive Property Bar, making sure the aspect ratio is maintained, and place it within the paper borders.

Tip: When supplying art work for a vehicle wrap to a print shop, be sure that the flat distance between the wheels matches that measurement on the actual car. This is the easiest distance to measure on a car.

2. Create the Power Clip

Now we want to use the vehicle outline to define the boundary for content we'll add to the wrap. With the Pick tool, right-click on the outermost curve of the template and choose Frame Type > Create Empty PowerClip Frame. (You can also find this curve at the end of the object list in the Object Manager.) The PowerClip frame is indicated by the large X.

3. Add the Content

Now we can create or bring in the elements we want to appear on the vehicle: logo, phone number, catch phrase, clip art - you name it. It's helpful to lay out all objects in empty space first, approximately matching where they will go on the car itself.

4. Move the Content into the Frame

Select the first element to move - in this case the stylized houses along the bottom. When moving objects inside a PowerClip, you'll notice the frame turns grayish-blue. When you complete the move, the objects are trimmed along the edges of the PowerClip.

Moving subsequent objects into the frame works the same way - just be sure to press the W key while moving objects, to place them within the PowerClip

5. Isolate the Frame

The PowerClip and its contents are what will be sent to the print shop. You can easily find these objects in the Object Manager.

From here, you can copy these objects into a new file, or place them on their own layer. Now you can save the file as an EPS, or publish to PDF, and send it to your print shop.





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