The vehicle’s livery template
The template PNG that came with the vehicle: the same sheet you would otherwise paint by hand. The finished livery is sized exactly to it.
Bring the vehicle’s livery template and photographs of the livery you want. About ten minutes later you have a texture that sits on the panel outlines, both sides matching, with the guide lines painted out and no seams along the UV edges.

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YOU BRING
The template PNG that came with the vehicle: the same sheet you would otherwise paint by hand. The finished livery is sized exactly to it.
Pictures of the livery you are copying, each labeled with the view it shows: driver side, hood, roof, a close-up of the door shield. On Pro and Shop you can upload a walk-around video instead and the pictures are taken from it.
On Pro and Shop, upload the vehicle’s own model files and the livery is shown on its real body in the 3D preview. The preview always says where the geometry it is drawing came from.
It runs in the browser and the work happens on our servers. There is no key to buy and nothing to configure.
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POLICE
Department liveries are where hand alignment hurts most: stripes that have to meet across split panels, and a shield on each door that has to read correctly on both sides.
The passenger side is built from the driver side rather than painted a second time, so a stripe meets the door line at the same height on both flanks.
When the passenger side is mirrored, seals, shields and crests are placed on it unflipped, and free-standing words are lettered again so they do not read backward.
Lettering is the hardest thing to get right from a photograph. You can turn text off completely and set the department name and unit numbers yourself in the PSD.
Every painted panel is matched back to its real outline on the template and measured. The run log says, panel by panel, what landed and what drifted.
03
YOU GET
Sized exactly to the template, with its guide lines painted out and color bled past every UV edge so no hairline seam shows on the model. It goes into the vehicle’s .ytd in place of the livery texture, the same way a livery made by hand does.
For the finishing you would rather do yourself: a logo you already own, a department name, unit numbers.
Your first livery is free with a linked Discord account and no card. You see it on screen and in 3D as a watermarked preview; unlock it for $5 or choose a plan to download the files.
Pro is $29 a month for up to fifteen liveries, $1.93 each. Paying gets you the files without the watermark and the right to sell what you make. A run that fails costs nothing.
04
LIMITS
A touch-up costs less than a full livery, and the price is shown before it starts. Nobody gets every livery right on the first attempt.
A real department’s badge or a licensed typeface is not ours to hand you, whatever the tool draws. The rights to what goes into a design stay with you.
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ON THE SITE
The same wizard for your Roblox car’s UV template, PNG or JPG.
Your patch, lettering and colors on the EUP pack you own, as game-ready .ytd files.
Props, item icons, handling, mod conversion, resource checks and texture shrinking.
Buy liveries outright or subscribe. The first one is free.
Signing up takes a minute and costs nothing. You will know inside ten minutes whether this is worth paying for.