FiveM Server Designs: What Your Server Needs, and Where Each One Shows
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A FiveM server needs designs in three places: the server list (logo and banner), the moment of joining (loading screen and login), and in the game (phone, menus, announcements and map).
FiveM designs, and where each one shows
| Design | Where it shows |
|---|---|
| Server logo | The server list, Discord and the loading screen |
| FiveM banner and connecting banner | The server's page in the FiveM list, and while connecting to it |
| Loading screen | While the server loads, before the player is in |
| Login | The screen for entering the server |
| Phone | The phone interface in the game |
| Menu and dance menu | The menus a player opens in the game |
| Announcements and alarms | Server notices shown to players |
| Map and minimap | The game map |
Which design to start with
- The logo: every other design is built on its colors and style.
- The FiveM banner: the first thing a player sees in the server list, before deciding to join.
- The loading screen: the first thing they see after clicking connect.
- In-game designs: the phone, menus and announcements, depending on what your server uses.
Static or animated?
In Flix Store's FiveM packages, the basic tiers are static and the higher tiers are animated; each package description marks which is which.
A FiveM package or single designs?
A new server, or a full change of look, suits a package, since it keeps every piece in one style. If you need a single piece, order it on its own. The details are in how to choose a FiveM server design package.
Browse FiveM packages from Flix Store (VRP, ESX and CFW), or single FiveM designs. To add the logo and banner, read the FiveM server icon and banners guide.