Sprinter · three-quarter · layered SVG
Sprinter three-quarter wrap mockup
An alternate Sprinter comp in three-quarter view. The wrap sits on the receding side. The front fascia, windshield, and headlights stay visible so the board reads as a vehicle, not a flat side elevation.
File specs
- Dimensions
- 2400 × 1500 px
- File format
- Layered SVG
- What’s included
- Wrap artwork sits on the receding side. The front fascia is Vehicle body. Windshield, side glass, and headlights are Glass and lamps.
- Named groups: Background, Ground shadow, Vehicle body, Glass and lamps, Wrap artwork, Highlights.
Open the SVG in Illustrator, Affinity Designer, or Inkscape. In Inkscape the named groups are layers. In Illustrator and Affinity they open as named groups. Edit Wrap artwork — that group is the panel you would treat like a smart object.
License
Free for commercial shop use. Attribution is optional. You may use the file in client presentations, proposals, social posts, and shop marketing. Do not resell the file by itself as a stock template. This is a presentation mockup, not a cut-ready vehicle outline.
Or skip Photoshop
This file is a presentation comp you can edit by hand. To put a wrap on the customer’s photo instead, open the generator. Guests can start a watermarked preview. Signup includes 3 mockups, lifetime, not per month. HD from $5 or Pro $49/mo. Export for Design is 2 kits a month on Pro, 10 on Production, unlimited on Business, or $19 a kit. HD proofs do not need a kit.
FAQ
How is this different from the Sprinter side file?
The side file is a straight elevation, 2400×1360, with a window band over a long graphic. This alternate is a three-quarter view, 2400×1500, with the front of the van in the frame.
Can I edit the front of the Sprinter separately from the wrap?
Yes. The front fascia is Vehicle body. Headlights and glass are Glass and lamps. The orange side panel is Wrap artwork.
Is a Photoshop PSD included with the three-quarter Sprinter?
No. File format: layered SVG (.svg). A PSD is not included. Open the SVG in Illustrator, Affinity Designer, or Inkscape. In Inkscape the named groups are layers. In Illustrator and Affinity they open as named groups. Edit Wrap artwork — that group is the panel you would treat like a smart object.