Outfit Creator

Outfit Creator 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.