Config Editor Free FiveM config.lua editor with tick boxes
Open a script's config.lua, JSON or server.cfg and edit it as tick boxes, dropdowns and fields, with the script's own comments as help. Errors are pointed out in plain English, and there are reading-friendly options.
This tool is in beta, so you may hit bugs or rough edges. If something breaks or looks wrong, please report it in the GXD Discord with what you did and a screenshot. Every report helps us fix it faster.
Open a config
Or try an example
Everything runs in your browser. Your files never leave your computer.
Questions about Config Editor
What this free tool does, what it makes and how the files go into FiveM.
Open the script's config.lua and every setting appears as a tick box, dropdown or field, with the script's own comments shown as help. Change what you need and download the file. Only the values you change are rewritten — comments, order and everything else stay exactly as they were.
Lua config files such as config.lua, JSON files and server.cfg, up to 5 MB. Mistakes are pointed out in plain English. There are reading-friendly options too: font, size and spacing, a background tint, a reading ruler, plain-language labels and read aloud.
Yes. It reads the config file itself, not the framework, so it works for scripts made for QBCore, ESX, Qbox or standalone, as long as the settings are in a Lua table, a JSON file or server.cfg. The file is read in your browser; keep a copy of the original before replacing it.