30+ Spectacular Sims 4 Websites for 2024 and Beyond

Kiwisim4

Kiwi isn’t new to the world of The Sims 4 CC, but their new website launched in January 2024 and it’s a maximalist’s dream. If you love unapologetically bright, bold, and loud designs this is going to become your favorite CC website. He’s got several fully-themed sets you can furnish an entire house with along with a myriad of other fantastic items!

Ravasheen

In addition to lots of amazing Buy/Build sets, Ravasheen has created multiple mods for The Sims 4 that improve the gaming experience significantly. Highlights include the Sims Inventory Management System, Photographic Memory Mod, Functional Piggy Banks, and more!

Marsosims

Marso is a Maxis-match CAS and sim creator known the the chibi-esque proportions of her model sim’s eyes. She’s recently started offering Buy/Build items as well which look like they came out of an official pack with how well-done they are. We love her unique style and the sense of whimsy she infuses into her work and are eager to see what she makes next!

Pralinesims

This well-known creator was a staple on TSR for a long time, and was actually two sisters who published under one account name. They have since split off into separate creators with one keeping the Praline name and the other taking on the name Cross Design. Praline makes clothing, accessories, and some genetic CC and if you compare her current offerings to the older stuff from TSR you can see how vastly improved the quality has become over time. It’s great to see that she’s still creating and getting better all the time, and she’s one you should keep an eye on.

Cepzid Creation

Cepzid does a little bit of everything from making deco items useable, to converting TS3 content for use in The Sims 4, to making age-specific in-game interactions available for other age groups, and so much more. It’s hard to pin down exactly what kind of player will like their content due to the variety of releases they have so it’s easier to say that everybody should check them out at least once!

My Stuff (KiaraZurk)

KiaraZurk is a CAS creator that mixes their own creations with conversions from other Life stages or Sims games. They sort of bounce around between alpha-esque and Maxis-match styles which allows them to appeal to lots of players.

Syboulette

A creator of Buy mode content primarily, Syboulette is worth a visit if you love strong themed sets in a range of styles. Think of a style you’re looking for and chances are, it’s on their website somewhere. Not to mention, every set they create comes with lots of clutter pieces, making them feel more lived-in and giving you odds & ends to decorate other spaces with even if you don’t want to utilize their entire sets.

Sixam CC

This creator is the closest you can get to actual EA-level content without buying official DLC. Their creations for Buy/Build mode are of superior quality while fitting in nicely with Maxis made content and it’s kind of surprising EA hasn’t hired them on to work on official stuff.

Bakie Gaming

Bakie has found a way to take vanilla sims assets and make them even more usable, particularly with animated decor effects. Have you ever noticed all the little details hidden in The Sims 4‘s world like flying birds, skittering reptiles, and swimming ducks? Bakie has taken all of them and made them available in the Buy catalog so you can add these little lifelike details to your own builds. You’ll also find non-animal effects, locked greenery and rocks, and more at their website.

You can even find them on YouTube where they show off these creations in action so you can learn exactly how to use them!

Busted Pixels

Busted Pixels is a creator that focuses on CAS content which includes their own creations along with conversions from other games such as The Sims 3 and Fortnite. Everything is well-made and fits into the aesthetics of The Sims 4 pretty perfectly.

Sheabuttyr

Formerly known as Savvysweet, creator Sheabuttyr focuses on CC hair for brown & black sims. Their creations are nicely detailed and obviously made with love, making them a must-follow for players that want more content for their PoC sims.

Surely-Sims

If like retro or ridiculous content, Surely Sims will be your new favorite CC maker. In addition to her glorious mid-century and vintage furniture sets she’s got a penchant for making kitschy, tacky, and delightfully corny creations. She’s also created several fixes and improvements to vanilla game assets, making her a well-rounded CC creator that you should definitely check out.

S-Club @ TSR

S-Club makes alpha hair and accessories for masc and femme sims, along with the occasional CAS overlay.

Simsational Designs

This website is the home of creator Peacemaker who focuses mostly on Buy/Build content. He’s the go-to guy for add-on creations, expanding on the offerings from your favorite Sims 4 packs. He also makes gorgeous standalone sets for every room of the house, and his sense of style is *chef’s kiss*

KawaiiStacie

A well-known modder in The Sims 4 community, KawaiiStacie is behind some of your favorite game-changing creations. They stepped away from the modding scene for a while but have been back, slowly updating older content to be usable with the game.

Madlen

Madlen makes amazing quality CAS (and sometimes Buy mode) content that hovers between Maxis-mix and alpha merely due to its high quality. The details in their work are amazing and will have you second-guessing what game you’re playing because of how detailed it is!

JohnnySims

Johnny makes Maxis-mix hairstyles for all genders with a focus on masc frames. One of the things we like the most about his CC is that he often will release several versions of a hairstyle with different details so you can choose what works best for you, such as having extra strands or being tucked behind a sim’s ear.

Angela @ TSR

Angela is a Buy/Build creator who is great at nailing the theme of the creations she makes. She’s been doing it for over 15 years and as of this writing, has created almost 1,000 CC sets for The Sims 4!

Around The Sims

Around the Sims is a Buy/Build creator that makes lots of wonderful clutter to bring life to your sims’ homes. They make decor items but also lots of functional CC, and nearly every creation is also made for The Sims 3 so you can have their stuff for whichever game you prefer to play!

Ade

Visit Ade’s page if you’re on the lookout for longer alpha hairstyles. Their creations use HG textures to look as realistic as possible.

Katverse

If you want high-quality poses, CAS goodies, or complete sims ready for download, Katverse is your spot. There’s also a selection of tutorials for players who want to try their hand at making simple CC.

ekinege @ TSR

Ekinege dabbles in both CAS and Buy/Build content in a more alpha style, with a focus on clothing. Their creations tend to use simple colors and patterns with the occasional wild print thrown in, and they do modern clothing along with fashions from older decades.

Birkshe’s Sims Blog

Birkshe mainly focuses on CC hair with styles for every texture. A particular highlight is their range of CC Infant hair which is pretty extensive considering that the Life Stage is still fairly new.

Nolan-Sims

Nolan Sims is a Maxis-match creator that focuses mainly on CAS content. Their specialty is casual & cozy cottage styles, with some fun witchy & holiday stuff thrown in too. Definitely check them out if you’re into floral patterns!

All Historical CC

For simmers who like playing historical games, it can be tricky finding content that doesn’t look out of place. This blog has Buy/Build and CAS stuff from all sorts of eras going all the way back to the Iron Age!

Maxis Match CC World

If you’re a player who strictly sticks to Maxis-match CC, this blog serves as a great repository of content! It covers basic custom content up to game-changing mods, so it’s definitely worth a visit.

Mod The Sims

Mod The Sims has been around since the days of The Sims 2 and in addition to a myriad of CC, it’s got a strong forum community too. A great feature about the site is that if you visit a CC page of something you’ve downloaded previously, it will let you know if the item has been updated. With all the ways The Sims 4 has changed over time it’s really helpful having a way to keep track of updated content.

The Sims Resource

The Sims Resource (also known as TSR) has been around for a very long time, spanning all the way back to 2003 with content for The Sims 1! There’s CC for every category and style, so it’s basically impossible to visit TSR and not find something you like!

Pinterest

Pinterest isn’t sims-specific, but that makes it better in a way because simmers who don’t normally peruse CC sites will still use the platform. This means that you can find Sims 4 CC for all sorts of stuff because it’s curated by all sorts of people, plus the Pinterest algorithm is really good at showing related content when you’re check out pins. Just don’t visit the site if you have things to do that day because you’ll get sucked in by all the great content!