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Camper striping
Put your camper in and hit HOPPA. It reads the body out of the photograph, lays the stripes along it in the camper’s own perspective, and keeps rolling new ones — a decade at a time — until one of them is yours. Take that one away as a picture.
Drag the two dots along the camper to shorten the striping, or up and down to set how high that end sits — each end moves on its own, so the striping tilts. Fit the body adds four corner handles for the body itself, and Clean view takes them all off the picture.
Striping bars
Decade 70s
Colour Arnold
Decal None
The picture campers carry beside their stripes. It lies on the flank in the same perspective, takes its colours from the palette, and HOPPA leaves it alone — a decal is chosen, not rolled. Place the decal puts a box round it on the picture: drag the edge to move it, a corner to size it. The little swatch above steps the decal on to the next colours of the palette, and past its end to white and black. Where these come from →
Adjust by hand
One setting is yours — HOPPA leaves those alone so the striping keeps fitting.
The camper is cut out of the photo, so the striping stops at its outline instead of running on into the sky.
How this works
The stripes are drawn in the camper’s own coordinates, not the photograph’s, so they take the perspective of the body they sit on.
Save picture puts it in your photos: the share sheet on a phone, a download on a desktop.
This is striping, laid on the bodywork — a wrap covers the van instead. There is no cutting file, on purpose: what you see sits in the perspective of your photograph, so it is an idea and not a measurement.
Nothing is uploaded; the photo stays in this browser. Where the decades come from →