A FiveM loading screen players actually look at

Every player sits on your loading screen for a minute or more each time they join. Most loading screens give them a logo and a song. Loading Screen V3 gives them something to do: read what changed in your last update, scroll through screenshots from the city, look up the keybinds before they spawn, see who's on staff, and pick their own music.

It works on Qbox, QBCore, ESX and standalone servers, and it's 100% open source.

What's on the screen

• A hub with your newest news post and changelog version on the main card, filled in automatically
• Changelog with versions and added / changed / fixed / removed filters
• News and updates with banner images and full posts
• Gallery for screenshots and video clips, with categories and a full-screen viewer
• Music player with a playlist, shuffle, repeat and a visualizer
• Keybinds drawn on a full keyboard, with search and category filters
• Staff team grouped by rank, with avatars, Discord handles and bios
• Tips and rules that rotate under the progress bar
• Social buttons for Discord, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X or any link
• Player settings for language, volume, sounds and effects

Real loading progress, not a timer

The percentage follows the events FiveM sends while the game loads: core, scripts, data files, the map and joining the session. A heartbeat line fills up underneath, and the current stage is written next to it, like "Loading the map" or "Joining the city".

Make it look like your server

Set your logo, server name, tagline and two accent colours, and the whole screen follows. Character art stands on the left and right, and your server name sits behind the cards as a giant outlined word. Use a looping video, several videos in a row, or a slow image slideshow as the background.

Seasonal themes for the whole year

Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer, Halloween, Ramadan and New Year. Each one recolours the screen and adds its own decorations, like falling leaves, snow and fairy lights, pumpkins and bats, lanterns, or fireworks. Change one line in the config before the holiday and you're done.

Five languages, including right-to-left

English, German, French, Spanish and Arabic are included, and Arabic flips the whole layout. Players can switch language themselves, and anything you write in the config can be translated. Adding another language means copying one file.

Easy to set up, easy to change

Everything lives in one config file with a comment on every option. You can preview the screen in your browser while you edit, so you don't have to rejoin the server after every change. The documentation shows exactly which file and setting to change for each part of the screen.

100% open source

There's no escrow and no locked build. You get every Lua, JS and CSS file, so if something isn't in the config, you can still change it in the code.