Roblox: wear it in a game
Use your clothing inside an experience you're building: upload it as a decal, point a Shirt at it, and play.
Video coming soon — the written walkthrough below is the whole build.
Written walkthrough
A game you’re building can dress its characters in your clothing without ever touching the Marketplace. Developers have done it this way for years: the clothing lives in your game as a plain image, and image uploads are free.
1. Start from the free try-on
Do the See it on an avatar walkthrough first. If your shirt already looks right on a block rig in Studio, you’re one step from wearing it in a real game.
2. Upload the picture as a decal
In Studio’s Asset Manager, your imported picture is already an image on your account. If you’d rather upload from the website, the Creator Dashboard takes PNGs as Decals, also free. Either way, open the asset page and copy its URL or ID.
3. Point the Shirt at your decal
In your game, put a Shirt instance where your characters get dressed (inside StarterCharacterScripts setups, an NPC model, or handed out by a script). Paste the decal’s website URL straight into the ShirtTemplate property: Studio converts it to the right 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, in your game, for free. Friends who join your experience see it too: the image is public the moment it’s on your account.
This road never asks for a fee because nothing goes on sale. The moment you want strangers buying your shirt for their own avatars, that’s the Marketplace walkthrough, and the costs are real.