Create a classic Roblox item

Classic clothing is the painted kind: a shirt, pants, or a t-shirt that wraps a blocky avatar. In Ünflat you never touch the flat template sheet. You paint a little 3D garment, and the app writes the sheet for you.

Grab a garment

The Roblox clothes shelf lives in the Community tab. Three cards arrive already dressed and ready to recolor (a plain tee, a cozy hoodie, blue jeans) and three are bare template blanks. Flip a card, press Make one, and a fresh copy opens in the editor. The full tour of the shelf is in Roblox clothes .

Paint the thing

It’s a normal Flatling, so the whole Color phase works: Paint , Fill , patterns , photo rips, even type-words for a team name.

The garment is shaped like a body, so there’s no template map to decode. The front of the shirt is the face facing you. Sleeves are sleeves. Paint what you want to see, and it lands where you painted it.

Habits that pay off

• Zoom in for details. Roblox’s sheet is exact about which pixel goes where, and Ünflat exports one-for-one with no blurring, so crisp pixels in means crisp pixels out.
• Check the sleeves and the back. Spin the garment before you call it done. The most common surprise is a back panel still wearing the blank’s labels.
• Keep the garment a garment. Reshaping the body itself can push faces off the template. Parts that wander off stay white on the exported sheet, and the export tells you when that happens.

When it looks right from every side, you’re ready for the export .