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SYS::HUD_CODES // 25 LAYOUTS AVAILABLE
Browse custom HUD layout codes for Free Fire. Find the perfect button arrangement for your playstyle, from beginner 2-thumb setups to advanced 4-finger claw configurations. Copy any code and import it directly into the game.
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Your HUD layout directly affects how fast you can aim, shoot, and build gloo walls during fights. The right setup depends on your device, hand size, and playstyle. Here is a quick breakdown of each category to help you pick the best Free Fire HUD code.
Best for beginners and casual players. You hold the phone normally and use both thumbs to control movement, aim, and fire. Simple and comfortable, but you cannot aim and shoot at the same time. Pair a 2-thumb HUD with optimized sensitivity settings to compensate for the limited finger count.
A stepping stone between thumbs and full claw. Your index finger handles the fire button on top of the screen while your thumbs manage movement and aim. This lets you aim and shoot at the same time without the full commitment of claw grip. Read our HUD customization guide for tips on transitioning.
The standard for competitive phone players. Both index fingers rest on the top edge of the screen, controlling fire and scope. Your thumbs handle movement and camera. This setup lets you move, aim, shoot, and scope all at once. Most pro Free Fire players use some form of 4-finger claw.
Designed for iPad and Android tablet players who can use index and middle fingers along with thumbs. The larger screen gives more room for button placement and a wider field of view. Tablet players often have an advantage in long-range fights due to the bigger display.
All HUD codes on this page follow the button layout standards from Garena Free Fire. After importing a code, fine-tune button sizes and positions to match your hand size. Browse our tools hub for more Free Fire utilities.
HUD codes are shareable layout configurations that let you import custom button placements into Free Fire. Instead of manually arranging every button, you can copy a code from a pre-made layout and import it in the game's settings to instantly apply the button positions, sizes, and arrangement.
Open Free Fire and go to Settings > Controls > Custom HUD. Tap the import button (usually a share/import icon in the top-right corner), paste the HUD code, and confirm. The layout will be applied immediately. You can always switch back to your previous layout or make further adjustments.
Start with 2-thumb if you are a beginner. It is the most natural way to hold a phone. Move to 3-finger when you want to aim and shoot simultaneously. 4-finger claw unlocks the most potential on phones (move, aim, shoot, and scope at the same time). 6-finger is mainly for tablet players who can use more fingers comfortably on the larger screen.
Yes. After importing a HUD code, you can adjust any button's position, size, and transparency in the Custom HUD editor. The imported code gives you a starting point that you can fine-tune to match your hand size and preferences.
HUD codes are compatible across both Android and iOS versions of Free Fire. The button layout system is the same on both platforms. However, button positions may feel slightly different if you switch between devices with very different screen sizes.