[QB/ESX] qb-IDCard Script | Customizable UI & Photo Requirement | FiveM

The FiveM custom ID card script qb-IDCard delivers an immersive, fully configurable identification and license system designed to enhance roleplay realism on your server with a money-based photo requirement feature. Adding qb-IDCard to your QBCore or ESX server transforms the way players obtain official documents, making in-game identity an active and tangible process rather than just a menu click.

🎬 Script Showcase

Watch how the integrated mugshot UI and photo capture elevate player engagement during the ID and license application process.

qb-IDCard & qb-licenses fill a crucial gap in FiveM roleplay servers by introducing a dynamic method for document issuance. Instead of generic, static licenses and IDs, this script requires players to take a photo for their documents—paid via in-game currency—introducing additional depth and immersion during roleplay scenarios like police checks or everyday identification. With an elegant and easy-to-navigate mugshot UI, players have a visually appealing experience that mimics real-world interactions. Server owners gain full control over document aesthetics through configurable color settings, allowing seamless matching to server themes or job roles.

✨ Features that Upgrade Your Server’s Identity System

These capabilities ensure that both admins and players enjoy a richer roleplay environment and easier customization:

• Engaged roleplay with a requirement to pay for taking a selfie that becomes the official document photo, creating believable social dynamics and monetization opportunities.
• A sleek UI Mugshot system that displays player photos on IDs and licenses, adding authenticity and visual clarity in RP scenarios.
• Quick and flexible document color configuration so your server’s ID cards and licenses can align with faction colors or administrative decisions for better immersion.
• Comprehensive support ensuring smooth installation and operational guidance, reducing setup time and technical headaches.

🛠 Technical Specifications & Requirements

This resource integrates smoothly with the QBCore and ESX frameworks, relying on the MugShotBase64 dependency to capture and encode player photos efficiently, making the photo feature reliable and server-friendly.

🔧 Compatibility and Server Integration

Compatible with both QBCore and ESX frameworks, this script fits into popular roleplay server setups without IP locks or encryption, providing server owners with full transparency and modifiability. Its open integration with MugShotBase64 allows your community to maintain consistent photo captures across systems. Regular updates and full developer support ensure your server stays compatible with RageMP or FiveM builds and mitigates common scripting conflicts.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this script require any external resources to function?

A: Yes, it requires the MugShotBase64 resource to handle player photo capturing and encoding efficiently.

Q: Can I customize the color of the ID cards and licenses to fit my server’s theme?

A: Absolutely, the script allows easy configuration of document colors for full visual customization based on your server’s branding.

Q: Is the photo-taking feature mandatory for all documents?

A: You can set the photo-taking requirement optionally, and it involves an in-game payment, adding a realistic economic layer to obtaining documents.

Q: Which frameworks support qb-IDCard?

A: The qb-IDCard script is fully compatible with both QBCore and ESX frameworks.

Q: Does the script come with support if issues arise?

A: Yes, full support is provided to ensure you can install and operate the script smoothly on your server.

This qb-IDCard and license system revolutionizes identity management in FiveM servers by combining immersive roleplay factors with practical server admin customization. Your players will experience authentic identification processes, while you gain a reliable, well-supported, and visually impressive solution tailored specifically for QBCore and ESX environments.