A FiveM loading screen is the page players see while connecting. This free browser tool builds one without code: pick a video or image background, add your logo, a progress bar, music and rotating tips, preview it full screen, then export a ready-to-drop FiveM resource.
Build a custom FiveM loading screen without writing a line of HTML or CSS. Add a video or image background, your logo, a progress bar, background music and rotating tips, preview it full screen, then export a resource you drop straight into your server. It runs entirely in your browser and it is free for our Discord community.

Start from a template or upload your own video or image. The preview updates live so you see exactly what players will see on connect.
Drop in your logo, set the server name, choose a progress bar style, add background music and write the tips that rotate while the server loads.
Open the full screen preview to check the timing, the music and how the layout reads on a real 1920x1080 screen before you ship it.
Download a ready to drop FiveM resource. Unzip it into your resources folder, add it to your server.cfg and restart. No build step, no code.
Use an MP4 or a still image. Uploaded video is remuxed for fast start so it plays instantly in the FiveM CEF browser instead of showing a black screen.
Attach a track that plays during load, with a volume slider so it is not blasting at full level the first time someone connects.
Show real load progress and cycle through server rules, staff credits or lore while players wait.
Everything is packaged into a valid FiveM resource with its fxmanifest, so there is nothing left to wire up by hand.
The usual way to make a FiveM loading screen is to open someone else's template and edit the HTML, CSS and JavaScript directly. That means fighting with a video that will not autoplay, a progress bar that does not move, and a layout that breaks the moment you change the text. This tool gives you a visual editor with a live preview, handles the fiddly parts like video fast start and the fxmanifest, and exports a resource that works the first time.
Yes. It is free for members of our Discord. There is no trial, no card and no per seat pricing. Sign in with Discord, join the server and start building.
No. The whole point is that you never touch HTML or CSS. You configure the loading screen with a visual editor and export a finished resource.
Yes. Upload an MP4 and it plays behind your loading screen. We remux the file for fast start so it begins playing immediately in the FiveM browser instead of showing a black frame.
Browsers mute autoplay by default, so the track starts muted and comes up under your control with a volume slider. This is a browser rule, not a limitation of the tool.
Download the exported .zip, unzip it into your resources folder, add the resource name to your server.cfg with ensure, and restart the server. It is a normal FiveM resource.
Yes. A loading screen is framework independent. It shows while the server loads, before any framework starts, so it works the same on ESX, QBCore, Qbox or a standalone server.
The editor runs in your browser. Your assets are packaged locally into the resource you download. We do not need to host your files to build the loading screen.
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