About Plane Livery Maker

Plane Livery Maker is a small independent tool for designing liveries for fictional airlines and flying them in the GeoFS flight simulator. It is made by one developer. Questions and suggestions: hello@planelivery.com.

How it works

A livery here starts as one sentence. There are two ways to turn it into paint:

• Clean livery. A text model turns your sentence into a short description of an airline's look: colours, belly, cheatlines, tail, titles. Your browser draws it on a side view of the aircraft and on the aircraft's GeoFS texture.
• Full AI artwork. We send a blank side-view template of the aircraft and your description to an image model, which paints the fuselage and fin. Your browser fits the painting back onto the aircraft, keeps the real windows and doors, and adds your titles.

Both run through OpenRouter. Downloads (side views and GeoFS textures) are made in your browser.

Aircraft and textures

The side views are drawn by us from approximate public dimensions. GeoFS texture layouts, which say where each part of the aircraft sits on the texture, come from the community project GEOFS-LiverySelector (MIT licence); your browser loads them from that project when you download a texture. Thank you to its contributors.

Not affiliated

Plane Livery Maker is not affiliated with GeoFS, LiverySelector, Airbus, Boeing or any airline. Aircraft names are used only to say which model a livery fits. Liveries are for fictional airlines; real airline names, logos and liveries, and existing characters from anime, games and films, belong to their owners.

Fonts

Titles on the liveries use Archivo by the Archivo Project Authors, under the SIL Open Font License. The site uses Barlow and Barlow Condensed by Jeremy Tribby, also under the SIL Open Font License.