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You’ll follow the Automotive Interior Workflow template, reviewing the cabin both as a whole and part by part.
Two images side by side: a car cabin in black with a lime-green yoke steering wheel and lime door trim, and a close-up of a charcoal suede yoke steering wheel with carbon-fiber spokes and lime stitching.

A cabin rendered from a mood board, and a steering wheel close-up.

Open the template

It opens view-only. Click Duplicate file to edit for your own copy.
You need: interior line work with flat color blocking, a list of named materials, and a mood board (optional).

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Steps

  1. Render the line work with Modify on Pro, naming each material, such as alcantara for the seats.
  2. Connect a mood board as the second image to take the cabin’s palette from it.
  3. Isolate a component: “Isolate the seat and place it in a front quartering view on a black background, maintain the design”.
  4. Add details with short prompts, and make views of the component with New view.
  5. Paint an area in a bright flat color in Studio, then ask Modify for a close-up and to remove the color.
  6. Composite it back: “replace the door panel in image 2 with the door panel in image 1, ensure the elements are in the correct orientation”.
  7. Put the cabin in use: “add a person driving the car, change the background to a city street”.
  8. Upscale and export your selects.

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Good to know

  • Each flat color tells Modify that those surfaces share a material.
  • Name materials (“alcantara”, “piano black”, “dark metal”) instead of describing them.
  • The Parts tab of Extract isolates every component at once. Each part is a separate generation.

Automotive exterior

Vehicle sketch to component.

Extract parts

Break a design into parts.

Edit part of an image

Edit one area.

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