Free local tool
Public Server Snapshot
Paste a public info.json response to organize the fields it reports about your server.
Reads pasted public data only. No server scan, performance test, security audit, or diagnosis.
How to read a public FiveM snapshot
- Copy the public info.json response you want to inspect. Paste JSON, not a server address, configuration file or database export. Keep the input under 100,000 characters.
- Select Build snapshot to organize the reported server name, build, client limit, OneSync flag and resource names. Nothing is fetched from the server or uploaded by this tool.
- Compare the result with your own configuration. Not reported means the field was absent or not understood; it does not prove that a feature is disabled.
A fictional example
Use sample JSON to load a demo response with a 48-client limit and a qb-core resource. The limit is a configured value, not a live player count or proof of server capacity.
What the result can tell you
Framework names are inferred from reported resource names. The pasted response may be incomplete or outdated. It cannot establish installed versions, performance, security or whether the resources work together.