ORACAL Car Wrap Visualizer.
Upload a photo of your car, pick a ORACAL film, and get a photoreal render of your own car in that color.
Add your carPreview all 141 ORACAL films — free, no account
Rendered on real cars.
Drag to compare. Every image is a real render on someone's own car.
Your car next: upload a photo and pick a ORACAL film.
Add your carPick a ORACAL film to try.
141 films · updated Aug 2026
Gloss White 970RA 970-010G gloss
Matte White 970RA 970-010M matte
Gloss Taxibeige 970RA 970-809G gloss
Gloss Crocus Yellow 970RA 970-201G gloss
Gloss Canary Yellow 970RA 970-235G gloss
Gloss Traffic Yellow 970RA 970-216G gloss
Gloss Light Yellow 970RA 970-022G gloss
Gloss Maize Yellow 970RA 970-209G gloss
Gloss Golden Yellow 970RA 970-020G gloss
Gloss Post Office Yellow 970RA 970-208G gloss
Gloss Cargo Yellow 970RA 970-256G gloss
Gloss Municipal Orange 970RA 970-351G gloss- All ORACAL wrap colours →
This visualizer runs all 141 ORACAL films in the Specced catalogue on a photo of your own car. 2 product lines are covered: 970RA and 975. A wrap is a colored vinyl film applied over the car's existing paint, so the sheen comes with the film rather than being a separate choice. The render comes back on your own bodywork, in your own light — which is the part a swatch chart cannot show you.
Product lines.
Three steps.
- 01
Upload
A photo of your car — any angle, any light. No account needed.
- 02
Pick
A ORACAL film from the catalogue. The finish comes with the film.
- 03
Render
A photoreal render of your car comes back in minutes. Compare, share, decide.
Questions.
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Compared with.
Compare.
- Gloss White vs Matte White
- Gloss Taxibeige vs Gloss White
- Gloss Taxibeige vs Matte White
- Gloss Crocus Yellow vs Matte White
ORACAL is a trademark of its owner. Specced is not affiliated with, partnered with or endorsed by ORACAL — the name is used here only to identify the film a render is showing. A render is a visualisation, not a guarantee of an exact match to the real product.