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WEB STORE · store_banner

Store banner, 1920x500

A store page that looks nothing like the server it belongs to makes a paying player hesitate at exactly the wrong moment.

1920×500
target size
3840×1000
still rendered at
Still only
animated
5
designs with this render

Tebex and most self-hosted FiveM store themes want a wide header image somewhere around 1920x500. It sits above the package list and is the first thing a player sees after clicking a link in your Discord. Its only job is to confirm that this is the right server's store.

That makes it a different problem from a server banner. A store theme is going to draw its own store name, a currency selector and a navigation row on top of the header, usually centred or left-aligned in the middle band. So the 1920x500 in a pack deliberately keeps that band quiet and pushes the visual weight to the left and right thirds, with the lockup set low enough to sit under a theme title rather than behind it.

It ships as a still only. No store theme animates its header, and a multi-megabyte animation in that slot would add load time to every store visit for no gain. The still renders at 3840x1000 and is delivered at 1920x500, so it stays sharp on high-density displays without being larger than it needs to be.

If your theme wants a different ratio, this is the format to crop from rather than the connecting banner, because it already has clear space in the middle and the composition survives losing height from the top or bottom.

Where it goes

Tebex store appearance settings, or your own shop theme's header slot

  • Target size1920×500
  • Still render3840×1000
  • Motionstill only
  • Transparencyopaque
  • PlatformWeb store

Limits to respect

  • 1920x500 covers Tebex defaults and most custom themes
  • Still only; store themes do not animate headers
  • Rendered at 3840x1000 for a clean downscale

This format across 5 designs

Every example below is the same slot, laid out at 1920×500 by a different design.

What goes wrong

The four failures that cost people the most time on this slot.

  • Using a 1920x320 connecting banner, which the theme crops awkwardly
  • Putting the lockup where the theme draws its store title
  • Animating a store header and adding a megabyte to every page view
  • Using branding that does not match the server, which reads as a scam page

Questions about this size

3 answers.

  • What size is a Tebex store banner?

    1920x500 works for the Tebex default themes and most custom FiveM shop fronts. Keep the centre band clear for the theme's own store title and navigation.

  • Should a store header be animated?

    No. Store themes show a still, and an animated header costs every visitor load time. The format ships as a high-resolution still only.

  • Can I crop it to a different ratio?

    Yes, and it is the right format to crop from, because the composition already keeps the middle clear and survives losing height from the top or bottom.

Formats that go with it

The other slots on the same journey.

  • Discord invite splash, 1920x1080

    This is the only Discord graphic a non-member sees, and it is the last thing between an invite link and a join.

    1920×1080Discord
  • YouTube thumbnail, 1280x720

    A thumbnail competes in a grid. Consistency across a series is worth more than detail in any one of them.

    1280×720YouTube
  • FiveM connecting banner, 1920x320

    This is the one graphic every single player who joins your server sees, full width, while they have nothing else to look at.

    1920×320FiveM
Every design renders this slot

Pick the artwork, not the size. 5 designs in the catalogue carry a preview of this exact format.