Build and furnish GTA 6 interiors using our drag-and-drop editor.
Interior Designer is a live preview tool for FiveM server developers. Adjust colors, parts and settings in your browser and see what you've made before applying anything in-game on GTA 6 or FiveM. Pro subscribers gain enhanced GTA 6 output, extended content length, higher image quality and access to the priority queue.
Designed exclusively for GTA 6 - Vice City, Leonida, Jason and Lucia, Port Gellhorn & more GTA VI themes. Players search for it as gta 6 interior designer.
A drag-and-drop 2D interior designer that exports PNG + PolyZone JSON.
Place rooms onto a grid-based map, specify zone type, export PNG map and PolyZone-friendly JSON.
{
"zones": [
{
"name": "Lobby",
"zone": "commercial",
"points": [
{
"x": 40,
"y": 40
},
{
"x": 200,
"y": 40
},
{
"x": 200,
"y": 160
},
{
"x": 40,
"y": 160
}
]
},
{
"name": "Bed 1",
"zone": "residential",
"points": [
{
"x": 220,
"y": 40
},
{
"x": 340,
"y": 40
},
{
"x": 340,
"y": 120
},
{
"x": 220,
"y": 120
}
]
}
]
}Built for these scenarios
Premium engine, higher-quality GTA 6 output and priority generation.
Choose a shell
Apartment, house, or office.
Place furniture
Drag furniture and props into place.
Adjust lighting
Add ambient and spot lights.
Export
Export placement coordinates ready for FiveM.
Pick the base model
Vehicle, character or livery - whatever this tool covers.
Deep dive
Interior Designer gives you a live preview of GTA 6 / FiveM customization options. Adjust colors, parts, wheels and performance modifications, and see your changes applied instantly before spending a cent in-game. The preview is a stylized render, not meant to be a pixel-perfect in-game replica of your build. However, the proportions and color relationships are accurate, which is all you need when evaluating a build before investing GTA$.
Stick to 2 main colors. Add more than 2 colors to a GTA 6 car and it will begin to look cartoonish in-game. Reference the GTA 6 neon color palette for that racer vibe, or use matte blacks and silvers for a street-sleeper look. Metallics reflect light in-game more effectively than mattes do; if you're building a car for screenshots or content creation, go metallic. If you're building one to race, where a strong silhouette trumps flashy reflections and details, go matte.
Wheel style is easily the largest visual change you can make to take a car from stock to showcase-ready. Tuner-style wheels widen your visual stance; muscle wheels tighten it. Add tint to complete the look. RP showcase builds: Drop your stance down 1 level past what "looks right." The GTA 6 camera angle in third person makes lowered cars look cooler. Race builds: Keep your stance at the default, since that's what allows for the best performance. Looking low cuts into your ground clearance.
The copy-JSON button creates a preset you can access later. Certain FiveM vehicle shops take this format directly. If not, use the values as a guide when building in-game. AI HQ unlocks side-by-side comparison of saved builds. Stack two configs against each other to see which you like best before deciding which to purchase.
FAQ
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Interior Designer is just one of manyGTA 6 tools on GTATools.net. They're all free to try, all browser-based, and all optimized for Vice City and Leonida.
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