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Livery Studio

Paint your own livery on a GTA V vehicle in your browser and download a FiveM resource that puts it on the car.

What the Livery Studio does

The Livery Studio is a livery editor for GTA V vehicles that runs in your browser. You pick one of 19 cars from the game, paint on its livery texture while a 3D preview follows every stroke, and download a FiveM resource that puts your design on the car.

A Dinka Jester RR from the quick start: an AI racing design with the number 07, built as a tuning menu sticker.

It changes how existing vehicles look. It does not import your own car models and does not change the 3D shape. What you control is everything printed on the body: colours, patterns, numbers, lettering and logos.

  • Race and club liveries with numbers, stripes and your server's logo.
  • Job and emergency cars, including the Police Cruiser and the Taxi with their classic livery slots.
  • Patterns such as camo, carbon or marble, painted by AI design in a few seconds.

Three ways onto the car

On the 17 tuner cars the studio asks where your design should show up. All three modes paint the same surface; they only change how the game lists the design.

  • Replace a sticker

    Where it shows up:In every tuning menu, in place of a stock sticker you pick.
    Credits:40
  • Add a new sticker

    Where it shows up:In every tuning menu, as new entries after all stock stickers.
    Credits:100
  • Always-on wrap

    Where it shows up:On the car while no sticker is selected. Not listed in menus.
    Credits:40

Vehicles and modes compares them in detail and helps you pick.

What you download

Every build gives you one zip with a folder that is a complete FiveM resource. What is inside depends on the mode:

  • fxmanifest.lua

    The resource manifest, ready to go.
  • stream/

    The vehicle files with your design: sticker models (.yft) for the sticker modes, the texture dictionary (.ytd) for a wrap.
  • data/

    Only in Add a new sticker packs: carcols.meta and carvariations.meta, which register the new stickers.
  • README.md

    Install steps written for your mode, with the exact sticker number and the Lua line to select it.

What it costs

You pay in credits when you build. Painting, previewing and switching modes are free, however long you work.

  • Replace a sticker pack

    40
  • Add a new sticker pack

    100
  • Always-on wrap pack, or a Police Cruiser or Taxi pack

    40
  • One AI design

    100

The price is per pack, not per design: a pack with five stickers costs the same as one with a single sticker. No subscription is needed. The mode cards and the build button show the live price, including any running discount.

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