FiveM Vehicle Color Picker

GTA V and FiveM identify each factory vehicle paint by a numeric index rather than a hex code. There are 160 of them (0 to 159), covering the metallic, matte, util, worn, brushed, chrome and special finishes you see in Los Santos Customs. The hex values shown here are close approximations of how each index looks in game. The game itself only stores the number, so that index is the value your scripts and trainers need.

In a script use the SetVehicleColours native: SetVehicleColours(vehicle, primaryIndex, secondaryIndex), passing one of these indices for each argument. Most trainers and admin menus expose the same numbers under a "Primary / Secondary color" list, so you can just pick the ID from this picker and type it in. After changing colors you may also want SetVehicleExtraColours for the pearlescent and wheel tints.

A vehicle has two paint slots. The primary color is the main body paint and the secondary color is used for accents, trim or the lower body, depending on the model. SetVehicleColours takes both as separate indices from this same 0–159 list, so you can mix any two finishes, for example a metallic primary with a matte secondary.

Yes. The color index table is part of the base game, so the same numbers work in single-player GTA V trainers and on FiveM servers through the SetVehicleColours native. FiveM does not change the indices. It simply exposes the same native to server and client scripts.

Yes. This FiveM vehicle color picker is completely free with no login or account required. Every color, swatch and copy action runs entirely in your browser, so nothing you search or select is ever sent to a server.