Design Roblox clothing in 3D
Paint on a live avatar instead of a flat sheet — free, in your browser, with no account.
Open the editor No signup. Nothing to install.
Why the edges hold up
Roblox blends pixels together as your avatar walks away, pulling in the empty space around each panel. Drag to compare the same design exported without that fix and with it, magnified 8× at a seam.
What it does
Mirror across matching faces
Paint one sleeve and the other follows.
Seams that survive distance
No white fringe along the seams when your avatar walks away from the camera.
Keep the tools you have
Watch a file on disk and every save lands on the body, so Photoshop stays in the loop.
Your work follows you
Designs save as you draw, and follow you to any computer you sign in to.
Then you finish in Roblox
Export gives you the PNG. You upload it in Roblox's Creator Dashboard, which costs 80 Robux per submission and needs ID verification or a linked parent account.
Questions
- What size is a Roblox shirt template?
- 585 × 559 pixels. Pants use exactly the same size and layout — only the part of the body it wraps changes.
- Do I need Photoshop?
- No. The editor runs in your browser. If you already use Photoshop you can keep it open and watch the file, so every save lands on the 3D body straight away.
- How much does it cost to upload clothing to Roblox?
- Roblox charges 80 Robux per submission, and requires ID verification or a linked parent account. That happens in Roblox's Creator Dashboard — this tool makes the template and does not charge for it.
- Is it free?
- Yes. The editor is free with no account. Signing in saves designs to your account across devices, and paid plans exist only for more cloud designs and version history.
- Why do my shirt edges look frayed in game?
- Roblox blends pixels together as your avatar gets further from the camera, and it pulls in the empty space around each panel — which shows up as a pale outline along every seam. This editor fills that space in for you on export, so it does not happen.