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Questions

The things people ask before they spend anything.

If what you need is not here, write to us first. We would rather answer a question than refund a purchase.

01
BUYING

Buying and billing.

Can I sell the liveries I make?
Yes, on a paid plan, including work you make for clients. We claim no ownership of your designs and take no cut. The free plan is for trying the service: its exports carry a watermark and are not licensed for sale or for a live server.
Could I accidentally run up a large bill?
No. Your plan is the cap. A run cannot spend liveries you do not have, nothing is metered in the background, and nothing is ever charged automatically beyond the subscription itself. Running out mid-month means you are offered more, not billed for them.
Do I need a subscription?
No. Ten liveries outright are $35 and never expire, which suits work that comes in bursts. Pro is $29 a month for fifteen, which works out at $1.93 each instead of $3.50 — that lower price, plus eight panels redrawn at once instead of two, is the whole reason to subscribe.
Do unused liveries roll over?
A monthly allowance does not — it resets. Liveries you bought outright never expire, and they stay yours even if a subscription lapses. If your month-to-month volume is uneven, buying outright is the better fit and we would rather say so.
What name appears on my card statement?
Easy Pro Technologies. Payments are processed there, and this product is part of the Easy Pro Technologies ecosystem.

02
USING IT

Using it.

What do I get at the end?
A flat PNG sized exactly to the template, with the guide lines painted out and color bled past the UV edges so no seam shows in game. Plus a layered PSD, so you can keep working on it by hand.
What do I have to supply?
The vehicle’s livery template PNG, and photographs of the livery you want. Label which view each photo shows. If you also have the vehicle’s .yft and .ytd, the app will show the result on its real body.
What if the result is not good enough?
A run that fails costs you nothing. A run that succeeds but needs work can be touched up, which costs a fraction of a full livery at a price shown before it starts. Nobody gets every livery on the first attempt, and the run log tells you panel by panel what landed and what drifted.
Will it get the lettering right?
Sometimes, and it is the hardest part. You can turn text off entirely and set the department name yourself in the PSD, which is what most people do when they already own the logo.
Is the 3D preview what I will see in game?
Close, and not a substitute for loading it. Preview is approximate and does not replace in-game testing. The app always labels where the geometry it is drawing came from.

03
FILES & AI

Your files, and the AI.

Where do my files go?
Your templates, photographs and finished exports live on your own machine. To make a livery, the template and the reference photos you chose are sent to our service, which does the work and sends the images back. Nothing else leaves your computer, and the app tells you what it is sending.
Which AI models does it use?
We choose and run them, and we do not publish which. That is deliberate: it lets us change models when a better one appears without breaking anybody, and the price you pay per livery stays the same either way. There is no key to buy and no account to open anywhere else.
Does it work offline?
No. The desktop app is a client and the work happens on our servers, which is the same reason you do not have to configure anything.

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SMALL PRINT

The small print.

Affiliation

This is not official FiveM or Rockstar software.

It is independent tooling for people who make liveries, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to either one.

Rights

Our permission is not everybody’s.

A real agency’s badge, a brand’s logo, a licensed typeface or somebody else’s photograph is not ours to hand you, whatever the tool draws. Holding the rights to what goes into a design stays with you.

Still deciding?

The free plan answers most of this faster than we can. One livery, no card, and ten minutes.