FiveM UI & HUD

Custom FiveM UI & HUDs

Player HUDs, vehicle dashboards, shop menus, speedometers and custom NUI interfaces built by top FiveM UI designers. ESX & QBCore compatible, ready to install.

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Whether you need a server-exclusive HUD, a custom phone UI, a full inventory menu redesign, or a complete React-based UI suite — top-rated FiveM UI designers are ready to build exactly what your server needs. Pre-made HUDs get you 80% of the way; custom work closes the gap.

  • ✓ Built to your spec — send Figma files or references, get a pixel-close match
  • ✓ ESX & QBCore integration — works with your existing framework
  • ✓ React-based NUI — clean component architecture, easy to extend
  • ✓ Full source code — own the React, Lua, and CSS
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From $29 · Typical delivery 5–30 days

Why Server Owners Trust FiveM Market

Every UI pack is hand-picked, tested, and delivered by top-rated designers.

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Buyer Protection

Every purchase is backed by a full money-back guarantee — if a UI isn't delivered as described, you're covered.

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Instant Downloads

Pre-made UIs are instant downloads. Custom work typically ships in 5–14 days.

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ESX & QBCore Compatible

Every UI works with ESX, QBCore, QBox, and custom frameworks. No lock-in.

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Direct Designer Chat

Talk directly to the UI designer before and after purchase — no middleman, no scripted support replies.

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React-Based & Clean Code

Modern React NUI code — clean components, easy to extend or restyle with your own dev.

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Revisions & Updates

Built-in revisions for every order and free updates for a year — get tweaks without paying again.

What Are FiveM UIs & HUDs?

FiveM UIs and HUDs are custom interface overlays that replace or extend the stock GTA in-game UI. They include the player status HUD (health, armor, hunger, thirst, stress), vehicle dashboards (speedometer, RPM, fuel), shop and inventory menus, phone apps, character creators, admin panels, and any other on-screen interface your players interact with. A good UI makes your server feel polished, readable, and easy to navigate — stock GTA HUD reveals every roleplay server as generic the moment a player logs in.

Technically, FiveM UIs are built as NUI (Native User Interface) resources — HTML, CSS, and JavaScript pages that run inside FiveM's embedded Chromium browser, communicating with Lua client scripts via NUI message events. Modern UI packs use React or Vue for component architecture, compile to a production bundle, and hook into framework events (ESX/QBCore/QBox) to read player state. A well-built UI ships with a clean config for colors, fonts, and layout, an in-game menu for player customization, and resmon impact under 0.05 ms so it doesn't hurt server performance.

At FiveM Market, every UI listing is a vetted gig from a top-rated designer. You get the full source (React/Vue + Lua + CSS), installation documentation, and direct support — everything you need to drop a fresh UI onto your server and have players noticing the difference the same day. Works with all major frameworks and common inventory/appearance/shop scripts.

Most Popular UI Categories

  • Player HUDs — status clusters, minimap reposition, voice/radio indicators.
  • Vehicle HUDs — speedometers, RPM gauges, fuel level, gear & dashboard overlays.
  • Shop & Inventory — e-commerce-style store UIs, inventory menus, banking interfaces.
  • Phone UIs — custom phone apps, messaging, banking, and social interfaces.
  • Job Interfaces — MDTs, job lockers, admin panels, dispatch consoles.
  • Custom Builds — fully bespoke UIs designed to your server's spec.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do FiveM UIs work with ESX and QBCore?

Yes — every UI on FiveM Market ships with built-in bridges for both ESX and QBCore, and most support QBox and standalone setups too. Toggle your framework in the config file and the UI reads player state events correctly.

Will a new HUD conflict with my existing one?

HUDs that cover the same screen space (e.g., two player-status HUDs, two speedometers) do conflict — you need to disable the old one. But focused widgets (a standalone speedometer alongside a full status HUD, or a shop UI alongside any HUD) stack cleanly. Every gig page notes what it replaces.

Can I install a UI myself?

Yes — most UIs are a copy-paste install. Extract the resource folder into resources, add an ensure line to server.cfg, and restart. Every gig ships with installation documentation. Standard and Premium packages typically include remote installation.

Will UIs impact server performance?

Well-built UIs have <0.05 ms client resmon impact and 0.00 ms server impact. NUI code is compiled to a production bundle, and Lua state updates use event-driven callbacks (no polling). Vetted UIs on FiveM Market are tested on 200+ slot servers.

How much does a FiveM UI cost?

Pre-made UIs start at $6 for focused single-purpose widgets (standalone speedometers, notification overlays) and go up to $70+ for full HUD packs with multi-theme customization. Custom UI development ranges from $29 (theme/restyle) to $299+ (full server UI suite with HUD + phone + inventory + menus).

Can I customize colors, fonts, and layout?

Yes — most UIs expose a config.lua with color, font, scale, and layout options. Many also include an in-game settings menu (e.g., /hud) where players can customize per-player preferences. For deeper custom branding, Standard and Premium gig packages include tailored theme work.