FiveM Essentials Bundle
★★★★★ 10/10 · Discord reviewsThe three tools everyone starts with: Blood FX for your hits and kills, the Sky Tool for your sky and nights, and the Sound Pack Tool for your gun sounds. One key unlocks all three.
Save $20 vs buying them one by one · one key, all 3 tools
What's in the bundle
Blood FX Tool
Animated blood FX, tracers and logo BFX on every hit, with 2,324 real in-game preview clips.
More →Sky Tool
50+ real skies in one click, a Sky Editor with every slider explained, and nights for any sky.
More →Sound Pack Tool
Replace any gun, headshot or reload sound, with a 1,000+ sound library and YouTube to sound.
More →
Add $35 more and get ALL 15 tools
The Master Tool has these 3 plus ReShade Studio, KillFX Maker, Gun Tool, Car, Clothing and Chain studios, the Optimizer and more, in one app with one key.
FAQ
Is it one key or three?
One key that unlocks all three tools. Paste the same key into each tool. It locks to the first PC you use it on.
How do I get the tools?
Right after payment your keys page shows your key and a download button for each tool, and we email you the same link.
Can I upgrade to the Master Tool later?
Yes. What you paid for the bundle counts, so you only pay the difference. Paste your key on the Master Tool page to see your price.
Does the bundle deal stack with codes?
The bundle is already discounted, so the build-your-own deal doesn't add on top. Promo codes still work if they save more.
Free guides
Learn how it works with our free step-by-step guides.
How to install blood FX (BFX) in FiveM
Install any FiveM blood FX pack in two minutes: where the .rpf and bloodfx.dat go, how to back up your old BFX, and how to fix a BFX that does not show.
How to change your sky in FiveM
Install a custom FiveM sky and clouds the right way: which timecycle, weather and cloud files go where, why time.xml matters, and how to fix a dark, green or white-square sky.
How to change gun sounds in FiveM
Install a FiveM gun sound pack: the two files a sound pack uses (RESIDENT.rpf and WEAPONS_PLAYER.rpf), where they go, and why your new sounds might not play.