Tell your assistant which Tesla you drive and the colors and style you want. Use it to find the right template, browse gallery references, and prepare a design prompt. Our remote MCP connection lets compatible assistants read design information before you continue in the editor.
MCP connects an assistant to external tools. Tesla Wrap Designer offers an endpoint at https://teslawrapstore.com/mcp. It uses Streamable HTTP and JSON-RPC 2.0, with no login required. Use it to check vehicle templates and explore ideas before opening the editor.
The connection provides only these four read-only tools. They cannot generate images, spend credits, change your account or designs, or send a wrap to your car. Bring the prompt back to the website, check your model and settings, and run the next steps yourself.
list_vehicle_modelsget_wrap_promptsearch_galleryget_designCheck that your assistant supports remote MCP and lets you add a custom server. Setup screens and access can vary by client, plan, and administrator settings. Follow the connection options available in your client. Adding the URL as a web attachment does not create an MCP connection.
Open the connection settings in a client that supports custom MCP servers. Add a server with the URL https://teslawrapstore.com/mcp. If asked for a transport, choose Streamable HTTP. Complete the connection setup, then ask the assistant to list supported Tesla models to check that the tools respond.
If your client provides Settings > Connectors, look for an option to add a custom connection. Enter the same MCP URL and complete the setup shown in your client. Check that the connection is available in your conversation, then try a read-only request below. Follow any custom connector restrictions set by your organization.
Add a remote server in the MCP settings and point its URL to https://teslawrapstore.com/mcp using Streamable HTTP. Configuration fields vary by client, so follow its documentation. Use the URL as a remote endpoint, not a local startup command.
Paste these requests into a connected assistant. Start by checking the template, then narrow down the style. Use the model name returned by the tools when you specify a year or trim.
If a tool returns no results, the connection fails, or details are missing, ask the assistant to explain what is missing. You can also browse the wrap gallery yourself. Treat only returned designs and links as results, rather than names or URLs the assistant fills in.
Use a client that supports remote MCP and Streamable HTTP and lets you add custom connections. The setup notes above cover ChatGPT, Claude, and Codex. Available settings can differ by plan and client version, so follow the options in your account.
These four tools do not run image generation or spend credits on this site. Access to an AI assistant depends on that service and your account. If you return here to generate an image, check the credit plans and the options shown before you run it. Getting a prompt does not purchase or complete an image generation.
Public gallery designs are available to browse. Your assistant service and its settings determine how it stores or shares conversations, tool requests, and results. Check those settings before including private information. Keep login credentials and private project details out of prompts. Connecting to MCP does not mean your private projects have been published or made searchable.
No. This MCP connection has no vehicle control or wrap transfer tools. Download a PNG that meets the requirements, transfer it with the Tesla App or USB, and select it in your vehicle. Check the final result on the vehicle screen.
No. These four tools only read information. They cannot change accounts, generate images with credits, or overwrite designs. If an assistant claims it did any of those things, check the website. A text reply is not a record of a completed action.
A working connection does not guarantee results for every model or theme. Check the model returned by the tools, try fewer style filters, or browse the gallery. An idea suggested in a conversation still needs a template check, a 3D review, and a PNG check before you export.
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