> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://fiveos.gitbook.io/fiveos-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://fiveos.gitbook.io/fiveos-docs/reference/settings.md).

# Settings

Open Settings from the title-bar menu (or the gear icon). Close it with **Back** at the top-left, or press **Esc**.

![Settings overlay](/files/dXvKu0zg6k4TZ5YMpReX)

Pick a section on the left. Here's what each one does.

## Sections

* **General** — app-wide preferences. Turn on **Discord Rich Presence** to show what you're doing in FiveOS on your Discord profile, and set the **display language** for the menus.
* **API keys & credentials** — paste keys for extras like downloading Sketchfab models or AI-generated 3D. Keys are stored safely on your PC and never shared.
* **Server settings** — point FiveOS at your FiveM server for optional features. Most people can skip this.
* **Storage & cache** — choose where FiveOS saves your finished files, and use **Clear cache** to free up space (this won't touch your saved work).
* **Addons** — switch optional tools on or off.
* **About** — see your version and check for updates.

## Tips

* If Discord presence does nothing, make sure the Discord desktop app is running.
* Your finished files land in `Documents\FiveOS\Output` by default.


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