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AI truck customizer
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Lift kits · Off-road wheels · Bumpers · Wraps · Real parts with prices
The brief
AI truck customizer
Car Editor is an AI truck builder that works on a photo of your own truck, not a generic 3D model. Upload your F-150, Silverado, Tacoma or RAM, then lift it, level it, swap in off-road beadlock wheels, add a new bumper, running boards or a bed rack, and try wraps and paint colors. The AI keeps your truck's angle, lighting and background, so the result looks like your truck after the build.
For the Ford F-150, Chevy Silverado 1500 and GMC Sierra 1500, the truck customizer goes one step further: it renders real aftermarket parts from brands like Rough Country, ReadyLIFT and BDS, and every render keeps a build list with each part's price, a buy link and the total cost of the build.
The whole point
Same truck, same street: a lift, beadlock wheels on all-terrain tires and a steel front bumper with an LED light bar.
Drag to compare. Real AI output, no retouching.


From the community
“Premium app for a reason. For a small fee, you can do pretty much anything. … Car Editor is by far the best premium app on the market.”
“Really great and very realistic… I tried it on my car and was able to install some completely improbable body kits, but surprisingly, they look fantastic on it! 👏”
“Amazing app, my car looks great.”
The catalog
Lifted, wrapped and repainted trucks rendered by the AI truck builder.
Stop guessing. See it on your car.
Preview every mod on your exact vehicle before you spend a dollar.
How it works
Take or upload a photo of your car from any angle. Side and three-quarter views work best for realistic results.
Pick from the catalog. Every option is tuned for photorealistic results on real cars.
Download your photorealistic preview. Compare options side by side before spending real money.
Pricing
Free to open and browse. Pick a plan when you're ready to generate on your own car. Cancel anytime.
For your own car
Then $19.99 a month30% off first month
100 renders a month
Commercial rights included
Cancel anytime · 14-day money-back guarantee if you haven't used your renders
For your own car
$143.91 the first year, then $191.8825% off first year
100 renders a month
1,200 renders, all up front
Cancel anytime · 14-day money-back guarantee if you haven't used your renders
Wrap shops, dealers, sellers
Then $69.99 a month50% off first month
400 renders a month
Commercial rights included
Cancel anytime · 14-day money-back guarantee if you haven't used your renders
Good to know
The truck editor covers the mods truck owners actually plan. Suspension: a raised lift, a nose-up rake or a full monster truck stance. Wheels: off-road beadlock and multi-spoke styles from the wheel catalog. Exterior: front and rear bumpers, running boards, grilles, headlights and fog lights, fender flares, hoods, bed covers and bed racks. Finish: full vinyl wraps, paint colors from matte black to army green, and window tint.
Each mod renders onto your own photo in seconds, and you can stack them: lift the truck, swap in off-road beadlock wheels, put on a steel front bumper and wrap it in matte army green, all on the same image. Because it starts from your photo, you see the stance and color on your exact truck and trim instead of a press photo.
Good to know
For three of the best-selling pickups in the US, the truck builder is backed by a catalog of 604 real aftermarket parts: the Ford F-150 from 2009 to 2026, and the Chevy Silverado 1500 and GMC Sierra 1500 from 2007 to 2026. Every part has its fitment by year and trim, the price from a US store and a link to buy it.
Typical prices in the catalog: a 2 inch front leveling kit from $72, a 3.5 to 4 inch lift kit from about $550 to $2,300, a 6 to 6.5 inch lift kit from about $1,050 to $2,550, front bumpers from $166 to $3,199, running boards from $138 to $2,400, and tonneau bed covers from $150 to $2,600. The build list under each render adds up what is on the image, so you know what the truck you are looking at would cost before installation.

Good to know
Manufacturer configurators show the factory trims, colors and option packages on a generic 3D truck, and accessory configurators show their own catalog on a stock model. Both are useful for ordering a new truck, but neither shows the truck you already own with aftermarket parts from different brands on it.
Car Editor's online truck customizer starts from a photo of your truck as it sits today. It can combine a lift kit from one brand, wheels from another and a wrap color no factory offers, and render the whole build on your truck in one image. That makes it a planning tool for an aftermarket build rather than a way to order a new vehicle.
Good to know
Any pickup or SUV photo works for the visual mods: Ford F-150, Ranger and Bronco, Chevy Silverado and Colorado, GMC Sierra, RAM 1500, Toyota Tacoma and Tundra, Jeep Gladiator, Nissan Frontier and Tesla Cybertruck. Side and three-quarter photos in daylight give the most realistic renders.
The priced parts catalog currently covers the F-150, Silverado 1500 and Sierra 1500. On those trucks the editor shows the real parts that fit your year and trim; on other trucks it renders the same kinds of mods without a specific part number.
Upload your photo and see it transformed in about a minute. No installs, right in the browser.
Good to know
It depends on what you want to see. Manufacturer build-and-price tools only show factory options on a generic 3D model. Car Editor works on a photo of your own truck: it renders lift kits, off-road wheels, bumpers, wraps, paint and tint onto your actual truck, and for the Ford F-150, Chevy Silverado 1500 and GMC Sierra 1500 it lists the real aftermarket parts in the render with their prices.
Yes. Open the web editor at car-editor.com/editor/ on any computer or phone, upload a photo of your truck and pick a mod. The same truck editor is available in the iOS and Android apps.
Car Editor requires a subscription. Weekly and yearly plans are available, with exact pricing shown before you subscribe, and a subscription unlocks every AI mod including lift kits, wheels, wraps and paint on your truck.
For the Ford F-150 (2009 to 2026), Chevy Silverado 1500 and GMC Sierra 1500 (2007 to 2026), yes. The catalog holds 604 real parts from brands like Rough Country, Zone Offroad, ReadyLIFT, BDS and McGaughy's, each with its fitment, price and a store link. On other trucks the AI still renders the look of a lift, wheels, bumpers and paint, without a specific part number.
In our catalog, a 2 inch front leveling kit starts at $72, a 3.5 to 4 inch lift kit runs about $550 to $2,300, and a 6 to 6.5 inch lift kit runs about $1,050 to $2,550. Premium 7 to 9 inch kits reach about $3,500. These are kit prices from US stores before installation, and the exact price depends on your trim and drivetrain.
Yes. Every render keeps a build list: each real part on the image with its price, a link to buy it, and the total for the whole build. That way you see the look and the budget of a leveled F-150 with new bumpers and a bed rack in one place before you order anything.
Yes. The AI works on a photo of any pickup or SUV, including the Toyota Tacoma and Tundra, RAM 1500, Ford Ranger and Bronco, Chevy Colorado, Jeep Gladiator and Tesla Cybertruck. Lift, wheels, wraps, paint and tint render on all of them. The priced parts catalog currently covers the F-150, Silverado 1500 and Sierra 1500.
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