Creador de miniaturas de scripts

How to use it

1. Drop one to four in-game screenshots anywhere on the editor, or paste one with Ctrl+V.
2. Type the script name, a one-liner, the frameworks it runs on and the price.
3. Pick a size at the top and a template below the preview. Drag a screenshot in the preview to move it, scroll over it to zoom.
4. Open Export and download a PNG or JPG, copy it to the clipboard, or get every size in one zip.

Your work is saved in this browser as you go. Save a project file to keep the screenshots at full quality or to hand the project to someone else.

Sizes

Turn on Safe zones to see what each platform covers or crops.

Five rules the templates follow

Scroll the forum releases page or a big Tebex store and the thumbnails that read well share a few habits. The templates are built around them:

1. The screenshot is the hero. Buyers want to see the UI or the scene your script adds. Every template gives most of the space to your capture, and the text sits on a plain fade or panel instead of on top of busy detail.
2. One big thing, two small things. The name is by far the largest text. The one-liner and the frameworks are a clear step down, and nothing else competes. Titles shrink to fit instead of wrapping into four lines.
3. One accent colour, used on purpose. It marks the price and the word you wrap in stars. No rainbow gradients, glows or neon outlines: the screenshot already brings the colour.
4. Same margins everywhere. Text lines up on one left edge, the gap to the frame is the same on every side, and the layout is rebuilt for each size instead of scaled, so a square post is as tidy as the 16:9 one.
5. Facts over hype. Framework, version and price are what people scan for on the releases page. Say them plainly. "Ultimate" and "Advanced" take space and add nothing.

Tips for better screenshots

• Capture at 1920 x 1080 or higher, with the HUD, chat and other scripts' UI hidden.
• Crop to what your script adds. A readable menu at 70% zoom beats the whole screen.
• For phone, tablet and menu NUIs use Panel and zoom into the UI. Spotlight suits a wide dashboard.
• Frameworks are plain text chips: QBCore, ESX and the others own their logos, so do not paste them in unless you have permission.
• Collage takes up to four shots. Order them in the Images tab: the first one gets the big tile.

Privacy

Everything happens in your browser. Screenshots never leave your computer. Fonts come from Google Fonts: Geist, Inter Tight, Space Grotesk, Bricolage Grotesque, Archivo, Unbounded, Oswald and Anton, all under the SIL Open Font License, so the images you export are yours to use anywhere. The sample pictures are top down views of Los Santos from our Interactive Map.