AeroKit AI

Craft

Design Guide

Shoot the car once. Keep the camera. Describe the kit. Refine the part that is still wrong.

Photograph the car once

AeroKit AI is image-to-image. It copies the camera, crop, and which end of the vehicle faces you. A front photo will not grow a rear diffuser. A rear photo will not invent a front lip.

Front Rear Three-quarter
  • Keep the full bumper, corners, and ground line in frame.
  • Daylight or even shop light. Skip HDR, beauty filters, and heavy vignette.
  • One car, unobstructed. People, plates, and clutter in front of the body confuse the kit.
  • JPG or PNG, up to 20MB at upload. Smaller files generate faster.

Pick a language

Sport Aero

Deeper lips, canards, a readable splitter, still a street car.

Carbon Race

Exposed carbon, aggressive planes, track-day stance.

OEM Clean

Factory-plus. Same paint, restrained valance and spoiler.

Widebody Stance

Flares and width. Use a three-quarter photo so the arches read.

Write a prompt that a shop can build

Name the part, the geometry, and the finish. Optimize Prompt expands a short note into aero language before generate.

Make the front lip deeper, add compact canards, and sharpen the outer edge. Keep the factory paint. No giant wing.
  • Good: “flush side skirts, small rear lip spoiler, gloss black.”
  • Weak: “make it sporty” or “like that viral widebody.”

Local Edit

When one area is wrong, do not regenerate the whole car. Send the concept to Local Edit, paint or box the region, and describe only that change. Each apply uses 1 design credit. Local Edit does not fall back to a different model if inpaint is unavailable — wait and retry.

Review, then engineer

Use the image in a proposal, a listing, or a clay/CAD kickoff. Confirm fitment, materials, and regulations yourself. Same kit copies a community recipe onto your photo — it will not be pixel-identical to the original share.