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FiveM in-game watermarks
Servers that grow through clips are almost always servers whose name is in the corner of those clips.
FiveM watermark at its real ratio. Hover to animate. Previews are watermarked.
- Target size
- 768x288, fully transparent
- Image contexts
- APNG at 15fps over 3.2s, under 3MB
- Video contexts
- VP9 WebM at 24fps with alpha
- Placement
- Top left or top right at 1080p
About fivem in-game watermarks
A watermark is the cheapest growth asset a roleplay server has. Your players already record clips, already post them to TikTok and Twitter, and already get views you do not pay for. The only question is whether your server's name is in the frame when they do.
The format is 768x288 with full transparency, roughly a seventh of the width of a 1080p screen. Large enough to read in a compressed phone video, small enough to stay out of the way. Because it is transparent it sits over bright desert and black night equally without a background plate.
Two animated versions ship for a practical reason. The APNG goes anywhere that displays an image: a FiveM NUI overlay, an OBS browser source, a CSS background. The alpha WebM goes anywhere that plays video, because VP9 WebM carries an alpha channel reliably while MP4 alpha support varies by player and encoder. Having both means you never re-encode anything to get it into an overlay.
On placement: top left or top right. The lower right usually holds the minimap and the lower left holds chat and notifications on most FiveM HUD resources, so a watermark down there ends up behind something.
Formats in this category
| Format | Size | Still render | Animated |
|---|---|---|---|
| FiveM watermark | 768×288 | 1536×576 | APNG to 3.0MB, WEBM |
Technical notes
FiveM in-game watermark, 768x288
An NUI overlay resource, an OBS browser or media source, or any HUD resource that accepts an image path
- Transparent, so it sits over gameplay with no background plate
- WebM keeps its alpha channel, which MP4 cannot do reliably
- 768x288 is sized for a corner at 1080p and scales down cleanly
Designs
Anime Rooftop Anime
from $12Anime Rooftop rendered as anime artwork, with live motion, drifting particles and a chromed wordmark. Every format in the catalogue, still and animated.
20 formats, 46 filesAnime Rooftop Grunge
from $12Anime Rooftop rendered as grunge artwork, with live motion, drifting particles and a chromed wordmark. Every format in the catalogue, still and animated.
20 formats, 46 filesAnime Rooftop Painted
from $12Anime Rooftop rendered as painted artwork, with live motion, drifting particles and a chromed wordmark. Every format in the catalogue, still and animated.
20 formats, 46 filesAnime Rooftop Photoreal
from $12Anime Rooftop rendered as photoreal artwork, with live motion, drifting particles and a chromed wordmark. Every format in the catalogue, still and animated.
20 formats, 46 filesArcade Grid Anime
from $12Arcade Grid rendered as anime artwork, with live motion, drifting particles and a chromed wordmark. Every format in the catalogue, still and animated.
20 formats, 46 filesArcade Grid Grunge
from $12Arcade Grid rendered as grunge artwork, with live motion, drifting particles and a chromed wordmark. Every format in the catalogue, still and animated.
20 formats, 46 files
Questions
How do I add a watermark overlay to FiveM?
A small resource with a NUI page showing the transparent image positioned in a corner. The page background stays transparent and nothing is computed per frame, so it costs effectively nothing.
Why is there an APNG and a WebM?
Image contexts like NUI and OBS browser sources want the APNG. Video pipelines want the WebM, because VP9 carries alpha reliably where MP4 does not.
Where should it sit on screen?
Top left or top right. The lower corners are usually taken by the minimap, chat and notifications in most FiveM HUD resources.