FiveM Ped Model Database

GTA V has ~860 ped models — every character, NPC, and animal you can spawn in the game. FiveM inherits all of them. Each has a model name (like `a_m_y_hipster_01`, `cs_michael`, `mp_m_freemode_01`) and a JOAAT hash. Native functions like SetPlayerModel, CreatePed, and GetHashKey use that hash internally. This database is the complete reference.

Peds are grouped into 8 categories by name prefix. `a_c_` is animals (cats, dogs, deer, sharks — 34 entries). `cs_` is cutscene-specific story characters (cs_amandatownley, cs_lester, cs_devin — 157 entries). `ig_` is in-game story characters reusable in freeroam (ig_agent, ig_benny — 300 entries). `mp_` is multiplayer-specific including the freemode_01 models used for GTA Online character creation. `s_m_`/`s_f_` are service NPCs (cops, paramedics, pilots, security). `a_m_`/`a_f_` are ambient pedestrians (hipsters, business, beach, downtown, etc.) — the models you see walking around Los Santos.

Gender tags help narrow your search when you want matching NPCs for a scene — filter by `male` to get every male model across categories, or `animal` for wildlife. Copy the model name (for backtick hash syntax: `a_m_y_hipster_01`), the unsigned hash (for CreatePed numeric hash arg), the signed hash (for Lua's GetHashKey return), or the hex representation (for reverse-engineered dumps).

If you run a FiveM server on XGamingServer, these model names plug straight into job config (police uniforms via s_m_y_cop_01, EMS via s_m_m_paramedic_01), NPC scripts (freeroam ambient spawns with a_m_y_…), and roleplay character creators (mp_m_freemode_01 + clothing combos). Framework docs (QBCore, QBox, ESX) reference peds by model name — copy from here, paste straight in.