Premium React NUI for rpemotes-reborn with 1800+ emotes, search and cinematic mode — standalone
rpemotes-reborn is the emote backbone of most FiveM servers, but its default menu is functional rather than beautiful. MBT Emote Menu replaces that front-end entirely with a premium React interface — a modern, responsive emote menu that turns the enormous rpemotes library into something players actually enjoy browsing, without giving up the resource everyone already builds on.
An emote menu players love opening
- A modern React + TypeScript NUI that completely replaces the default rpemotes-reborn menu.
- Over 1800 emotes organized cleanly by category, so nothing is buried.
- Real-time search with instant filtering — find the exact animation in a second, not a scroll.
- A favorites system with import and export so players keep their go-to emotes one click away.
Two ways to perform
- A default layout for fast everyday use and a cinematic mode for scenes and screenshots.
- Human, animal and prop emotes all supported through rpemotes-reborn underneath.
- Responsive design that scales cleanly across resolutions.
- Smooth, polished interactions that make the menu feel premium.
Built on what you already run
- Works as a drop-in NUI over rpemotes-reborn — keep the emote engine, upgrade the face.
- Standalone and framework-free: ESX, QBCore, Qbox all run it identically.
- Free and open source with no escrow, so every color and layout is yours to change.
- Lightweight — it is a front-end, and it stays out of the way of performance.
The cheapest polish players notice daily
Emotes are how players express personality, and they open that menu constantly. Giving it a premium interface is a tiny change with outsized daily visibility. Fill out your expression tools with the rest of our activities & minigames, and pair it with Advanced Pole Dancing for full performance nights.
Setup is painless: keep rpemotes-reborn as your engine, drop the MBT front-end over it and restart. From that point every player who opens the wheel meets a premium interface, and because it is open source you can keep refining the look as your server style evolves.
