Roblox: wear it in a game

Dress the characters in your own game in your clothing without the Marketplace. The clothing is stored in your game as an image, and image uploads are free.

1. Start from the free try-on

Do the See it on an avatar walkthrough first. When the shirt looks right on a block rig in Studio, continue here.

2. Upload the picture as a decal

In Studio’s Asset Manager, the picture you imported is already an image on your account. To upload from the website instead, the Creator Dashboard takes PNGs as Decals, also free. Either way, open the asset page and copy its URL or ID. The plugin can do this part: with Upload on, the dress button on Classic Clothing › PNG file uploads the picture to your account. Or, with your Roblox account connected in Ünflat, tap Upload to Roblox in the Share card’s Save to Roblox section. It makes a Decal; the plugin needs the image inside it. On create.roblox.com, go to Creations › Development Items › Images and use Copy Asset ID on the picture with the same name. In the plugin, tap the Make dropdown, then Classic Clothing, then Image number. Tap Shirt, Pants or T-shirt, paste the number into Image number, and tap the dress button: Dress a new rig, or Dress and your rig’s name when it’s selected in the Explorer. Either way, the rig’s Shirt already has the ID: copy it for step 3.

3. Set the Shirt to your decal

In your game, put a Shirt instance where characters get dressed (a StarterCharacterScripts setup, an NPC model, or a script that gives it to characters). Paste the decal’s website URL into the ShirtTemplate property; Studio converts it to the internal ID on paste. Pants and t-shirts work the same with PantsTemplate and Graphic.

4. Play it

Press Play. Anyone wearing that Shirt instance wears your design. Friends who join your experience see it too; the image is public once it is on your account.

No fee applies because nothing goes on sale. To sell the shirt for other people’s avatars, see the Marketplace walkthrough; it has real costs.