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Alina Mueller
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How to Create Custom FiveM Jobs Without Writing Lua — Free Tool

Creating custom jobs for your FiveM server usually means digging through Lua config files, manually defining grades, zones, and spawn points — and then debugging until it works.

There's a faster way.

The FiveM Jobs Creator

The FiveM Jobs Creator is a free browser-based visual builder that generates the full job config for you. No Lua knowledge needed.

Just pick a template, fill in your details, and export a ready-to-use config file.

Supported frameworks:

  • ESX
  • QBCORE
  • QBOX
  • OX_CORE

How it works

1. Choose a template or start blank

The builder has pre-built templates for common jobs:

  • Police Department — command structure, evidence storage, vehicle spawns, boss menu
  • EMS Response — triage zones, ambulance garage, duty point
  • Blank canvas — for fully custom jobs

2. Configure your grades

Add as many grades (ranks) as you need. For each grade you define:

  • Internal name (used in Lua)
  • Display label (what players see in-game)
  • Salary
  • Whether this grade is boss level

3. Set up zones

Zones define where things happen in your server. The builder supports:

  • Duty point — where players clock in/out
  • Stash — job storage locker
  • Garage — where job vehicles spawn
  • Boss menu — management screen for bosses
  • Custom spawn points

For each zone you add the XYZ coordinates (copy from in-game or use your existing map data).

4. Configure actions

Define what players can do in each zone — open stash, access vehicles, interact with NPCs.

5. Export your config

When you're done, click Export. The tool generates a complete Lua config file you can drop directly into your resource folder.

Try it free

The FiveM Jobs Creator is completely free. No account required to export.

If you're building a police job, EMS script, or any custom job system, it saves hours of config work.

Open the Jobs Creator


Built by VertexMods — a marketplace for premium and free FiveM scripts.

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