Free, browser-based config generators for popular dedicated game servers. Adjust sliders, copy the output, paste it into your server. No login, no nonsense, no half-broken templates from 2017.
Every dedicated game server has a config file. Sometimes it's Game.ini, sometimes server.properties, sometimes a 400-line XML — but the pain is always the same. You're at 2am, your hosting panel's "Expert Settings" tab gives you a blank textarea, and you're three wiki tabs deep trying to figure out whether BabyMatureSpeedMultiplier takes a decimal or an integer.
This site fixes that. Every generator on GamesOMG is a free browser-based tool that exposes every meaningful setting for that game's server config, explains what each one does in plain English, gives you sensible templates as starting points, and produces a clean output ready to paste into your server. No accounts, no premium tier, no analytics theater.
If a generator is in the Available now section above, it's done. Full settings coverage, every input wired up, share/load via a one-click URL, server templates ready to use. The ARK: Survival Ascended generators (Game.ini and GameUserSettings.ini) were the first launch, covering roughly 150 settings between them with every quirk and "this setting is broken in this case" caveat honestly flagged. The Palworld PalWorldSettings.ini generator is live too — every documented server setting, the correct two-line output format, and six ready-made templates.
If a generator is in Coming soon, it means we're building it next. Valheim is up next, with 7 Days to Die and Minecraft close behind — order roughly follows community size and how miserable each config file is to edit by hand. The pattern is consistent: same UI, same shareable links, same plain-English approach to tips.
Every generator on this site is a single HTML page with semantic markup for each setting. Sliders for ranges, checkboxes for toggles, numbers for hard values. There's no React, no build step, no framework — just clean HTML, CSS, and ~20KB of vanilla JavaScript that reads the DOM, generates the output, and handles share/load via a small Cloudflare Worker. You can view-source any generator and read the entire thing top to bottom. Forward-thinking infrastructure, no shortcuts.
Beyond more games, the next round of features in planning includes an INI validator (paste your existing config, see what's broken or non-standard), a settings-search tool that works across all games, and a "my server is acting weird" troubleshooter that maps symptoms to likely config causes. Got an idea? The whole point is to build the tool we wished existed five years ago.