FiveForge turns your 3D models into drop-in FiveM resources, cleans up vehicles, and lets you design liveries — with no Blender, no CodeWalker and nothing to install. It's built and run by WhereiamL, an independent FiveM creator, not a faceless reseller.
Fair question — the web is full of sketchy tool sites. Here's how FiveForge is set up so you don't get burned.
Payments go through Stripe — card, Apple Pay and Google Pay. We never see or store your card. The purchase is tied to your signed-in account, so credits land automatically within seconds.
Tweak and re-download the same model free for 7 days. You're not charged again for fixing or adjusting something you already built.
You pay per conversion and unused pack credits stay on your account for whenever you come back. A monthly plan is optional — it adds cheaper conversions and a fresh credit allowance, and you can cancel any time.
Props, vehicles and liveries are built to actually run on a live server — collision, LODs and decals that follow the doors, not just a pretty preview.
Models you upload are processed to build your resource and then cleaned up. We don't resell, redistribute or claim your work.
New accounts get free credits, there's a public showcase of real results, and a step-by-step how-to. Nothing hidden.
Each conversion (a prop, a vehicle clean-up, a livery) costs a small number of credits. You buy credits once via Stripe checkout and spend them as you build. See pricing.
No. New accounts get free credits after confirming email and linking Discord — enough to build your first assets before spending anything.
Re-export the same model free for 7 days while you adjust settings. If something is genuinely broken, reach us on Discord — we sort it out.
FiveForge is a tool, like Blender or CodeWalker. Use it on models you own or are allowed to edit. You're responsible for the content you upload — see our Terms.
Questions, a bug, a refund, or a model that won't convert — the fastest way to reach us is Discord.