What is a model hash in GTA V / FiveM?

Every vehicle, ped and weapon in GTA V has a model name (spawn code) and a hash — a Jenkins one-at-a-time (joaat) hash of that name. FiveM natives like GetHashKey, SpawnVehicle or GivePedToPlayer accept either the name or its hash. This browser lists both the signed hash and the hex hash for each model.

How do I spawn a vehicle in FiveM?

Use the spawn name (for example 'adder') with a native or admin menu. In code you'd call GetHashKey('adder') to get the model hash, request the model, then CreateVehicle. Copy any spawn name from this browser with one click.

What is the difference between the signed and hex hash?

They're the same 32-bit value shown two ways. The signed hash is what Lua's GetHashKey returns (it can be negative); the hex hash (0x...) is the unsigned form often seen in native docs and configs. Both reference the same model.

Where does the model data come from?

The spawn names, hashes and metadata are compiled from the open-source GTA V data dumps and cover base game plus DLC vehicles, peds and weapons. Model photos for vehicles, peds and weapons are self-hosted on FiveBrowse based on the official Cfx.re reference images.

FiveM Model & Hash Browser — Vehicles, Peds & Weapons

GTA V & FiveM spawn names and hashes

Every vehicle, ped and weapon in GTA V has a model name (its spawn code) and a hash — a joaat hash of that name that FiveM natives such as GetHashKey, CreateVehicle and SetPedAsCop accept. Search by name, spawn code or hash above, filter by class/type/category, and copy the spawn name, signed hash or hex hash with a single click.

Frequently asked questions

What is a model hash?▾

A joaat (Jenkins one-at-a-time) hash of the model's spawn name. Natives accept the name or its hash interchangeably.

Signed vs hex hash?▾

Same 32-bit value, two forms. Signed is what Lua's GetHashKey returns; hex (0x…) is the unsigned form in native docs.