No postalsBlackOBSIDIAN
The safest starting point: it sits under any HUD without fighting it.
6144 × 9216 px · 78 files · without postal codes$8.00+ $1 / elementView
Built for
A custom minimap, made the way your server wants it
A custom minimap is the cheapest thing that makes a server look like it was made on purpose. Players stare at the radar more than at any menu you will ever build, and a map that carries your colours and your name is doing branding work every second somebody is in the city. This page is about how to get one without opening Photoshop, without a texture pipeline, and without waiting on a developer.
Our picks
What we would run on this kind of server
Three concrete recommendations rather than a shrug — with the reason attached.
No postals
Google styleMixed lightTOPO DAY
A colour street map for servers that want the map to look real.
6144 × 9216 px · 78 files · google style$8.00+ $1 / elementView
Postal codesOrangeEMBER
Strong accent, postal numbers baked in for dispatch.
6144 × 9216 px · 78 files · with postal codes$8.00+ $1 / elementView
What "custom" actually covers
Three things, and they stack. The base map style decides what is drawn — streets with postal numbers, streets without them, or a Google-style colour map with terrain relief. The theme decides the palette: twelve of them, from near-black through to a daylight scheme. The studio decides what goes on top: your logo, your server name, a tagline, a watermark in a corner.
What it does not cover is redrawing the city. The geometry is San Andreas as the game ships it, because a minimap that disagrees with the world is a minimap players stop trusting.
- 3 base styles — postal codes, no postal codes, Google-style street map
- 12 colour themes, each hand-built rather than a hue shift
- Your logo, name and text placed anywhere, at any size
- 6144×9216 output, fxmanifest written, one ensure line
Making one takes about five minutes
Open the studio, pick a theme and a base style, drag your logo onto the map and drop it where you want it. You are looking at the real map underneath the whole time, at the real resolution, so what you place is what ships. Then you buy it and download a finished FiveM resource — no export settings, no texture conversion, no DDS to think about.
What a custom map costs
A map is $8.00. Each element you add — a logo, a line of text — is $1.00. There is no subscription and no licence to renew: buy it once and it stays in your dashboard for good, downloadable as many times as you need.
Every tenth account that registers gets a base map free, so it is worth signing up before you decide.
It works on whatever you run
ESX, QBCore, QBox, vMenu, standalone — all the same, because a minimap is streamed art rather than a script. There is no dependency to install, no export to call and no core to keep in step. Drop the folder in, add the ensure line, restart.
Questions
Can I put my own logo on the minimap?
Yes — that is what the studio is for. Upload a PNG, place and scale it on the real map, and it is baked into the textures you download. Each element costs $1.00 on top of the $8.00 map.
Do I need any texture software to make a custom minimap?
No. Everything happens in the browser and the download is a finished resource. You never see a .ytd, a DDS or a manifest unless you go looking.
How custom can it get?
Palette, base map style, and anything you place on top. The street layout stays as GTA V draws it, so players can still navigate by it.
Can I change it later?
Your design stays in your dashboard. Reopen it, move things, and rebuild — you only pay again for elements you add.
Not sure yet?
Open the live preview and look at any street on any theme before you spend a cent.