🖼️ CDN

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The Qbox CDN is a Cloudflare-powered content delivery network built for FiveM servers that need fast, reliable, permanent file hosting. Whether you are handling phone photos, user-generated media, or other static assets, it gives you a simple way to upload, store, and serve files worldwide without relying on fragile one-off hosting solutions.

Too many servers end up depending on temporary file hosts, self-managed storage, or services that were never designed for long-term in-game media delivery. That usually works right up until it does not. Images disappear, uploads start failing, links break, and players are left with missing content. The Qbox CDN solves that by giving you a dedicated dashboard, predictable storage limits, and infrastructure built specifically for this use case.

Who is this for?

This is for server owners, developers, and communities that need a proper CDN for FiveM media hosting.

Common use cases include:

• In-game phone scripts that let players take and upload photos
• Scripts that generate screenshots, profile images, evidence photos, or gallery content
• Server systems that need permanent image hosting instead of temporary upload providers
• Communities that want a simple dashboard to manage files without maintaining their own storage stack

What do I get?

Every plan includes CDN storage:

Plan	CDN storage
Free	2 GB
Ducklin	20 GB
Duck	60 GB
Qboxxer	120 GB

See plans for everything else each plan includes.

You also get:

• A web dashboard to upload, browse, move, download, and delete files
• Global delivery through Cloudflare for fast media loading
• API keys for integrations and scripted uploads, each with its own settings
• Folders, search, and filters to keep a large library tidy
• Retention rules that clean up old uploads for you
• Shared access for your team, with roles that decide who can see or change each page

Why use the Qbox CDN?

The goal is simple: make media hosting for your server easy, stable, and fast.

Instead of piecing together your own storage solution, you get a workflow that is already designed around common FiveM needs. Sign in, open the dashboard, create an API key if needed, and connect your supported resources. From there, you have a central place to manage files and monitor storage usage.

This is especially useful for phone scripts and similar systems where broken image hosting immediately affects the player experience. A proper CDN keeps uploads accessible, improves reliability, and removes the overhead of maintaining your own media pipeline.

How it works

Sign in to the dashboard with Google, Discord, or your email or username. The CDN has four pages in the sidebar: Overview, Media, Retention & cleanup, and API keys. Who can see or change each page is set with roles.

To connect a script, create an API key and follow one of the setup guides:

• LB Phone
• ShareX

Overview

The Total storage card shows how much of your plan's storage is used, how much is left, and how many files you have. Below it, the Images, Videos, Audio, and Other files cards show how much space and how many files each type takes up. The Monthly uploads chart shows how many images, videos, and audio files were uploaded in each of the last six months.

Media

This is where you browse and manage your files: folders on the left, your files in a grid on the right.

• Type in Search at the top to find files by name.
• Use the Images, Videos, and Audio toggles to show only those types, and the date button (All time, Last 30 days, Last 90 days, or your own dates) to narrow it down by upload date.

Uploading

Press Upload to open Upload files or a folder. Drop files into the box, or press Select files or Select folder. Files land in the folder you have open. You can also drop files anywhere on the page.

Uploads from the dashboard accept images, video, and audio only, up to 100 MB per file. Tick Exempt uploads from retention policy if these files must never be removed by retention rules.

Folders

Hover a folder in the tree to see its buttons. New subfolder creates a folder inside it. Delete folder deletes the folder, all its subfolders, and every file inside them.

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Delete folder cannot be undone. Everything inside the folder is gone for good.

Selecting, moving, and deleting

Tick the checkbox on a file to select it. With files selected, the left side shows Select all on page, Move to…, and Delete selected. You can also drag selected files onto a folder in the tree to move them.

Right-click a file for more options:

Option	What it does
Open in new tab	Opens the file in your browser
Copy URL	Copies the file's public link
Move to folder…	Moves the file to another folder
Mark as retention exempt	Retention rules never remove this file. Exempt files show a shield in the corner. Choose Remove retention exemption to undo it.
Delete	Deletes the file permanently

Downloading

Press Download to get your files as a zip. Pick Everything or the folders you want; each folder includes everything inside it. Large downloads are split into several zips of up to 10 GiB each, and the download links are valid for 1 hour.

Retention & cleanup

Retention rules

Without rules, files are kept until you delete them. A retention rule removes files once they are older than a number of days. Press New rule and fill in:

Field	What it means
Folder	The folder the rule applies to
Media type	All types, Images, Videos, or Audio
Retention days	How old a file may get before it is removed, from 1 to 3650 days
Apply to subfolders as well	Also applies the rule to every folder inside it

You can have one rule per folder and media type. Files marked as retention exempt are never removed by rules, and deleting a rule does not delete any files.

Bulk delete

Bulk delete removes many files at once. Choose a Folder, whether to Include subfolders, the Media types, and optionally a Date range, then press Delete matching media. The dashboard shows a summary and asks you to confirm.

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Bulk delete is permanent. Picking the root folder with Include subfolders matches every file in your organization.

API keys

Your scripts upload through API keys. You can create as many as you need, each with its own settings, for example one for your phone script and one for ShareX.

Press Create API key and fill in:

Setting	What it does
Name	A name for the key, up to 32 characters
Restricted media types	Tick Images, Videos, or Audio to allow only those. A key with restricted media types refuses every other type. Leave all unticked to allow them all.
Upload folder	The folder uploads with this key go into
Exempt all uploads from retention	Retention rules never remove files uploaded with this key
Allow this API key to delete files	Lets the key delete files, not only upload them
Enable rate limit	Allows at most Max requests per Window (minutes)
Expires in (days)	Up to 365 days. Leave it empty for a key that never expires.

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After you create a key, the dashboard says: "Copy this key now. It is only displayed once here; afterwards use Reveal on the key row." Treat the key like a password.

The menu at the end of each key row has Edit, Reveal key, Regenerate, Enable or Disable, and Delete. Regenerate gives the key a new value and the old one stops working immediately, so update your scripts right after. Disable switches a key off without deleting it.