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🖼️ 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?​

Depending on your tier, you get 2 GB, 20 GB, 60 GB, or 120 GB of CDN storage.

You also get:

  • A web dashboard to upload, browse, delete, and manage files
  • Global delivery through Cloudflare for fast media loading
  • API token support for integrations and scripted uploads
  • File management with both grid and list views
  • Organization support for teams that need shared access

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. Authenticate with Discord, open the dashboard, generate an API token 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​

You can sign in to the dashboard and access your CDN tools.

From there you can:

  • View your storage usage and uploaded file count
  • Generate and manage your API token
  • Upload files directly through the dashboard
  • Organize and review existing media assets
  • Configure supported scripts to use Qbox as their upload provider