How to create a widebody car concept from a photo

To create a widebody concept from a photo, upload a picture of your car to Car AI and apply a widebody kit — the app adds flared fenders and matching wheel fitment to your exact car photorealistically, so you can judge the proportions before ordering an expensive, largely irreversible kit.

What makes a widebody work

A widebody widens the car's track with flared or bolt-on fenders so it can run wider wheels and tires under aggressive arches. Proportions are everything: a kit that looks stunning on a coupe can look awkward on a sedan, and fender width has to match wheel fitment. That's exactly why seeing it on your own car matters.

From concept to build

In Car AI, upload a clean three-quarter photo and add a widebody kit, then dial in wheels that fill the new arches. Compare a subtle over-fender look against a full riveted kit to decide how aggressive you want to go before contacting a fabricator.

Stack it into a full build

A widebody rarely stands alone. Layer in a color or wrap, a front splitter and rear diffuser, a wing and a lower stance to mock up the complete concept. Treat the result as a styling reference — actual kits vary by brand and fitment — but as a way to commit with confidence, it's hard to beat.