Make a custom GeoFS livery without drawing a texture by hand. Describe your airline, let AI paint it, download one PNG laid out for the GeoFS aircraft and load it with LiverySelector.
Works with the GeoFS Airbus a320-214, a321neo, Boeing b737-800 and b787-9.
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Every design exports straight to the GeoFS paint layout for the A320, A321neo, 737-800 and 787-9. No Photoshop, no UV maps, no image host.
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A livery loaded with Direct is visible to you only. To let other pilots see it in multiplayer, it has to go through LiverySelector’s own submission and review.
A GeoFS livery is a texture: the aircraft’s skin flattened into one square image. The fuselage is laid out twice (left and right side), the belly and fin sit in their own corners, and the wings, engines and wheels are packed around them. Painting one by hand means working on that flattened layout and checking in the simulator after every change. Text is the trap: on the right-hand side the airline name has to be painted mirrored, or it reads backwards in the sim.
The GeoFS livery maker does that part for you. You design on a normal side view; the texture is generated from it, with the right side mirrored, the titles placed clear of doors, and the windows and door outlines of the original model kept. Full AI artwork goes through the same step, so an anime crew or a dragon lands on the right panels of the GeoFS aircraft.
Every design works on every aircraft: switch types in the maker and the titles, stripes and tail follow the new shape. Full AI artwork is painted for one aircraft at a time, so paint it again on each type you fly. More types (777, A350, A330neo, E-Jets) are on the way.
Give your virtual airline one look across the fleet: design once, switch aircraft, download a texture for each type. Use full AI artwork for event aircraft, like an anime crew jet for a fly-in or a dragon for a new-year route, and keep a clean livery for everyday flying. Every airline you make here is fictional, which is exactly what a new VA needs.
All painted from one sentence and ready to export for GeoFS. Click “Paint one like this” to start from the same idea.
“An original anime-style girl pilot with aviator goggles and a long flowing scarf, drawn big and bright along the fuselage, pastel sky and fluffy clouds behind her, her smiling face on the tail fin”
Full AI artwork · Paint one like this
“A golden Chinese dragon coiling along a deep red fuselage with swirling clouds, the dragon’s head on the tail fin”
Full AI artwork · Paint one like this
“Cyberpunk neon city at night: magenta and cyan neon signs and rain reflections on a black fuselage”
Full AI artwork · Paint one like this
“A Siberian tiger: orange fur and black stripes over the whole fuselage, the tiger’s face on the tail fin”
Full AI artwork · Paint one like this
“Two original anime-style flight attendant girls, one with short silver hair and one with long black hair, waving happily along the fuselage among cherry petals, bright pastel colors, one of them winking on the tail fin”
Full AI artwork · Paint one like this
“A giant ukiyo-e great wave rolling along the fuselage in Prussian blue and foam white, Mount Fuji on the tail fin”
Full AI artwork · Paint one like thisBlack on yellow points the way, yellow on black says where you are, same as the signs on a real taxiway.
Install the LiverySelector add-on, pick the matching aircraft in GeoFS, open LiverySelector, and under Load External Liveries › Direct choose the PNG you downloaded here.
Not with the Direct tab: that livery is only on your screen. LiverySelector has its own submission and review process for liveries that everyone can see in multiplayer.
Airbus a320-214, Airbus a321neo, Boeing b737-800 and Boeing b787-9 (the LiverySelector versions). Pick the same aircraft in GeoFS as in the maker, or the texture will not line up.
No. Everything happens in your browser; the GeoFS texture is generated for you from the side view you design.
No. It is an independent tool for GeoFS pilots. GeoFS and LiverySelector belong to their creators.
One PNG, 1024 or 2048 pixels square depending on the aircraft, usually under 1 MB. It replaces the aircraft’s main texture only.
Yes. Designing by hand and downloading the GeoFS texture are free. The AI uses credits, and every new account gets 20: a clean livery costs 1, full AI artwork costs 5.
Not yet. The maker paints new liveries on a clean aircraft. You can recreate a look by describing it, or start from one of the ready-made designs and change the colours and titles.
No, the texture layout is specific to GeoFS. Other simulators use different files and paint kits; MSFS and X-Plane exports are planned.
You can design and download on a phone. GeoFS with LiverySelector runs best in a desktop browser, so load the texture there.