Vehicle Wrap Film Database
A vehicle wrap film database is a structured record of the wrap, paint protection and tint films a manufacturer produces. This one covers 1,055 films across 27 product lines, and publishes the product line, SKU, color name, finish, pattern and hex value for each, as JSON, free, under CC BY 4.0. The list is not fixed: if you work with a brand or finish we do not carry yet, ask and we will add it.
Download the Dataset
https://wrap-visualizer.com/api/wrap-films.jsonOne record looks like this
{
"brand": "3M 2080",
"code": "2080-S12",
"name": "Satin Black",
"finish": "Satin",
"pattern": null,
"hex": "#18191C",
"colorConfidence": "measured",
"hexSharedWith": 1,
"url": "https://wrap-visualizer.com/catalog/3m-2080-2080-s12"
}How We Grade Color Data
Color data in this industry is usually published as if every value were a measured reading. Ours is not, and we would rather say so than have you discover it. Across 1055 films there are 447 distinct hex values, so some colors are shared between products. Every record is graded automatically by how many other films share its exact hex value.
Measured
36234%
Hex is unique to this film. Color comparisons against it are meaningful, and we publish a precise ΔE.
Approximate
14814%
Two to four films share this hex. Plausible, since blacks and whites genuinely converge across brands, but treat matches as indicative.
Placeholder
54552%
Five or more films share this hex, so it is a color family rather than a reading. We suppress precise ΔE scores against these.
Why this is public. The grade is computed from the data itself, so it cannot drift out of date and we cannot quietly flatter it. Where a color is graded placeholder, the color match tool hides the ΔE score instead of printing a number that looks precise but is not. Color is a starting point either way. Confirm any final choice against a physical sample under the lighting the vehicle will live in.
What the Dataset Covers
| Records | 1,055 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer product lines | 27 |
| Distinct finishes | 37 |
| Distinct patterns | 17 |
| Distinct hex values | 447 |
| Format | JSON |
| License | CC BY 4.0 |
| Cost | Free |
Browse the same data as pages in the color library, or match a factory paint code with the OEM color match tool.
Wrap Film Database FAQs
What is the wrap film dataset?
An open, machine-readable record of 1,055 vehicle wrap, PPF and tint films across 27 manufacturer product lines. Each record carries the product line, SKU, color name, finish, pattern, hex value and a color-data confidence grade. It is published as JSON under CC BY 4.0.
Can I use this data in my own product?
Yes, under CC BY 4.0. You may copy, redistribute, adapt and build on it, including commercially, provided you credit the Vehicle Wrap Film Color Dataset and link back to this page.
Why does every record have a confidence grade?
Because not every hex value in this dataset is equally reliable, and pretending otherwise would make the whole thing untrustworthy. 447 distinct hex values cover 1055 films, so some colors are shared across multiple products. Each record states which case it falls into rather than presenting all values as measured readings.
How is color confidence calculated?
It is derived from the data, not assigned by hand. A hex unique to one film is graded measured. A hex shared by two to four films is approximate. A hex shared by five or more films is a placeholder, meaning a color family rather than a reading. The grade updates automatically as the library changes.
Is the film list limited to the brands shown?
No. The library grows on request. If you work with a brand, color or finish type that is not listed yet, ask and we will add it. You can also build a custom finish from any hex value or import a film directly from a product link.
How often is the dataset updated?
The endpoint is generated from the live library on every request and cached for an hour, so it always reflects the current catalog. The version field carries the date the response was generated.