AI thumbnails for FiveM & RedM

Pick a style preset, describe the scene in a sentence, and choose the characters or vehicles you want in it. Vissets renders a finished FiveM thumbnail in a couple of minutes - no Photoshop, no layers, no GFX designer. You can then move the logo, tweak the artwork or re-render a different version.

Every render is 16:9 at 2048x1152, and 4K (3840x2160) on the Ultra tier. That is well above YouTube's 1280x720 minimum, so the same file works as a YouTube thumbnail, a forum header, a Discord post and a Tebex store image without being upscaled.

No. Vissets asks a short series of questions - style, subject, background, mood, title text - and builds the artwork from your answers. If you want to change something afterwards you describe the change in plain English rather than editing layers.

Yes. Script and resource sellers are one of the main reasons Vissets exists. You can attach screenshots of your script's own in-game UI and they are composited into the artwork, so the store image actually shows the resource you are selling instead of a generic scene.

Yes. RedM is a first-class game, not an afterthought: it gets its own style presets and its own asset library, with horses and wagons in place of cars. You choose the game per brand and the whole studio adapts to it.

Yes. The FiveM library ships with 860 GTA V characters and 872 vehicles you can search and drop straight into a brief. Pick several and the first one becomes the hero of the artwork while the rest fill the scene behind it. You can also upload your own character or vehicle renders.

Yes, and it stays pixel-exact. Your logo is composited on as a real layer rather than drawn by the AI, so it is never smudged or misspelled. Drag it anywhere on the finished artwork, snap it to a corner, resize it, and it is flattened into the file when you download.

Yes. Ask for up to four versions of a brief and each one is rendered separately and staged differently - different camera, pose, backdrop and lighting - so you get real alternatives rather than four copies of the same frame. You keep whichever one works and edit that.

Describe what to change and only that changes; everything else stays identical. You can also select a region and have just that part repainted. Edits always re-render from the original artwork, so quality never degrades as you iterate. If a render fails outright, its credits are returned automatically.

Every new account starts with 5 free credits and no card is required. A standard thumbnail costs 1 credit, or 2 when it features a character or vehicle from the library, so the free credits are enough to see real results before you pay anything.