
- ESX
- QBCore
NoPixel scripts are FiveM resources built to recreate the look and gameplay of NoPixel, the GTA V roleplay server known for its custom phone, HUD, dispatch and job systems. None of them come from NoPixel itself: each one is an independent creator's take on that style, so judge a listing by what it contains, which framework it targets and who made it, not by its name.











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This category lists scripts only; maps and clothing have their own categories. The largest groups are crime and heist resources (bank, house and truck robberies, drug systems), HUDs and radial menus, police tools such as dispatch, an MDT and a badge, vehicle scripts (car control, keys, rentals, racing, tuning, fuel) and admin menus. Smaller groups cover phones, inventories, multicharacter and spawn selectors, minigames, jobs and economy systems.
Most NoPixel-style scripts here are tagged for ESX, about two in five for QBCore, and a few run on Qbox, vRP or standalone. The framework tag on the product page decides whether a script runs on your server. “3.0” or “4.0” in a name refers to the NoPixel era the design copies, not to a framework version. On Qbox, read Qbox vs QBCore before you buy a QBCore-only script, and browse ESX scripts or QBCore scripts for everything that targets your framework.
Choose one HUD, one phone, one inventory and one dispatch system and test them together before you add more: two phones or two HUDs compete for the same screen space and keys. Compare options in FiveM HUD scripts and FiveM phone scripts, and install each resource as described in how to install a FiveM script. To try the style for free first, Pappu-InventoryNp and jomidar-admin are free NoPixel 4.0-style scripts. Starting a whole server? FiveM server packs bundle a framework with hundreds of scripts, including NoPixel-inspired builds.