Make a Roblox shirt

Grab a clothing blank from the shelf, paint it like the shirt it already is, and export a Roblox-ready PNG. No Roblox account needed.

Project First-time — Never opened Ünflat before 4 steps Uses Roblox

Video coming soon — the written walkthrough below is the whole build.

Written walkthrough

Roblox clothing is usually painted on a flat template sheet that looks like a squashed spider. In Ünflat you skip that: the shirt is a shirt, and you paint it where it lives.

1. Grab a shirt from the shelf

Community tab, Roblox clothes shelf. Start with the Cozy hoodie or the Plain tee: they arrive already dressed, so your first move is recoloring something that already looks like clothes. Flip the card and press Make one.

2. Recolor and decorate

Fill swaps the base colors in a couple of taps. Then Paint the fun parts: a logo on the chest, stripes down a sleeve, a little heart on the cuff. The front of the torso is facing you; the sleeves hang beside it. What you paint is what Roblox renders.

3. Walk all the way around

Orbit the shirt and check the back and both sides. Clothing reads from every angle on an avatar, and the back panel is the one everybody forgets. (The floating arms are separate pieces on purpose: every paintable patch faces you at some angle.)

4. Export the Roblox PNG

↗ Share & Export, tap Roblox, and the card flips to your shirt’s own face. Download .png. The file that downloads is the exact template sheet Roblox expects, pixels placed one-for-one. That’s the whole make. Wearing it comes next:

Next up: See it on an avatar (free) puts this PNG on a test body in Roblox Studio without spending anything.

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