Uploading images to Discord and copying the link seems easy — until the message is deleted, the link expires or Discord changes its policies. For FiveM scripts you need URLs that last.
Discord is a community tool, not a hosting service. Using it as a CDN has direct consequences for your FiveM scripts.
Since 2023, Discord added expiration tokens to all CDN links. An image that worked yesterday may stop loading tomorrow without you doing anything.
The image link is tied to the original Discord message. If someone deletes that message, the channel, or the server — the image stops existing and your script breaks.
Discord's ToS explicitly prohibit using their infrastructure as a file host for third parties. Accounts and servers can be banned for this usage.
You can't upload images from a FiveM script to Discord programmatically. You also can't organize by folders, search assets, or manage access permissions.
| Feature | Discord CDN | fivehub.pro |
|---|---|---|
| URLs that never break | ||
| No expiration tokens | ||
| Folder organization | ||
| API for uploading from scripts | ||
| Native Lua / FiveM SDK | ||
| Real free plan (20 GB) | ||
| Usage allowed in Terms of Service | ||
| Asset management panel |
Discord is great for what it was designed for: communities. For FiveM assets, use a tool made for that.
Every asset has a signed URL that doesn't expire while your account is active. No tokens, no message dependencies, no surprises in production.
Create folders by category — inventory images, vehicle photos, UI assets — and find what you need in seconds from the panel.
Upload assets directly from your server scripts with the Lua SDK. No manual steps, no opening Discord, no copying and pasting links.
The Free plan includes 20 GB of real storage, API Key, Lua SDK and permanent URLs. No credit card or time limit.
Start with 20 GB free. No credit card. Your assets always available for your FiveM scripts.