In-world poster designer where players craft and place synced, interactive posters
The poster system in NS Poster hands players a full drag-and-drop editor to design their own posters, then place them anywhere in the world as synced, interactive props. Text, images, fonts, filters, and presets all live in a modern NUI, so anyone can produce a sharp-looking design in minutes.
Once placed, posters are visible to everyone and invite interaction. Nearby players can press a key to inspect the full design up close, like it, or report anything inappropriate, turning static art into a living part of the city.
A poster system that empowers players
Creativity is the whole point. Players run advertising campaigns, plaster event flyers, tag walls with graffiti-style art, or build gallery displays, all without an admin manually spawning props for them.
- Drag-and-drop editor with text, images, and fonts
- Filters and presets for fast, polished designs
- Place synced, interactive posters anywhere
- Inspect, like, or report posters nearby
- Auto-expiry with owner renewal to keep the map clean
Standalone with built-in moderation
Because it is standalone, there are no framework, money, or item dependencies to configure. Admins keep control through a one-click teleport moderation queue that jumps straight to reported posters for quick review.
- Fully standalone, no framework required
- One-click teleport moderation for reports
- Configurable limits and expiry timers
- Synced placement so everyone sees the same art
- Translatable interface and prompts
Player-created content keeps a server feeling alive and personal, giving communities a canvas to express themselves. A robust poster tool unlocks that without piling work on staff.
Give your players the freedom to design and display, and let your city fill with adverts, art, and events made entirely in-house.
Discover more creative tools in our activities and minigames collection, or browse the complete FiveM scripts library.
Because it is built to drop straight into a live server, this release installs cleanly and works alongside the systems you already run, so it earns its place without the usual porting headaches — the kind of dependable, ready-to-use addition that quietly raises the overall quality of a FiveM server.
The finish holds up under real use, with the details players actually notice handled properly from every angle, which is exactly what separates a polished, premium addition from a rushed conversion that lets a server down the moment someone looks closely.
