Persistent spray script with images, text tags and freehand drawing for RP servers
The graffiti system lets your players leave a permanent mark on Los Santos, spraying custom images, bold text tags and freehand artwork onto almost any surface in the world. It brings street culture and gang identity to life, giving crews a creative way to claim turf and decorate their neighbourhoods.
Every piece stays exactly where it was sprayed, surviving restarts so the city gradually fills with the history your community creates. From alley murals to territory markers, the result is a living urban canvas that feels authentic and player-owned. Because the artwork accumulates over weeks and months, your city develops a genuine visual history, with layers of tags marking old rivalries, faded crews and current turf lines. New players can read that story on the walls the moment they arrive, giving your world a lived-in atmosphere that scripted decorations simply cannot match. For gang-focused servers especially, the ability to claim and contest territory through visible marks adds a quiet, ongoing conflict that plays out street by street without any admin needing to intervene.
What the graffiti system offers
- Three creation styles: custom images, typed text tags and freehand drawing.
- Persistent saving so artwork remains after server restarts.
- Interactive spray minigame that rewards steady, careful painting.
- Works standalone or with ESX and QBCore frameworks.
- Discord logging for every tag placed or removed on the map.
Control and customisation for admins
- Approve, limit or restrict who can spray in certain zones.
- Configurable spray-can items, cooldowns and paint colours.
- Admin removal tools to clear offensive or unwanted tags fast.
- Adjustable placement distance, size and rotation for clean results.
- Optional job or gang gating so only crews can mark territory.
Because artwork persists and logs neatly, moderators keep full oversight while still giving players real creative freedom. If a tag crosses the line, staff can wipe it instantly, and the logging trail shows exactly who was responsible without guesswork or drama.
The spraying flow feels tactile thanks to smooth animations and an intuitive placement preview, so players line up their piece before committing paint. That polish turns a simple feature into a genuine roleplay activity that gangs and artists return to again and again.
Bring colour, rivalry and self-expression to your streets with a tool built for creativity. Discover more immersive content in our activities and minigames collection, or browse the full range of FiveM scripts to give your city a character all its own.
