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How to Make a T-Shirt on Roblox

By Matthew Lynch
March 24, 2024
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Introduction:

Roblox is a popular online gaming platform that allows users to create, share, and sell virtual items like T-shirts. Designing a custom T-shirt on Roblox can be a fun way to show off your creativity and earn some in-game currency. In this article, we will guide you through the process of making a T-shirt on Roblox step-by-step.

Requirements:

Before we start, make sure you have the following:

1. A Roblox account

2. A subscription to Roblox Premium (optional – if you want to sell your T-shirts)

3. An image editing software (e.g., Photoshop, GIMP, or Paint)

4. A creative design idea for your T-shirt

Step 1: Design Your T-Shirt

First, you need to create the design for your T-shirt. With any image editing software, open a new image file with dimensions 128×128 pixels. This is the standard size for all Roblox T-shirts.

Be imaginative and create an eye-catching design using tools like paintbrushes, shapes, and text tools. Keep in mind that you must adhere to Roblox Community Rules when designing your T-shirt.
Once you’ve completed your design, save it as a .png file with a transparent background. This ensures that the T-shirt looks clean and professional when worn by an avatar.

Step 2: Upload Your Design on Roblox

Next, navigate to the ‘Create’ page on the Roblox website (roblox.com/create). If you’ve never accessed this page before, log into your account first.

On the ‘Create’ page, click on ‘T-Shirts’ in the left-hand menu. You will now see an ‘Upload’ section where you can upload your .png file.

Click on ‘Choose File’ and browse for your saved design file. Then, click ‘Open’ to upload the file.

Once your design is uploaded, you will have the option to name your T-shirt. Choose a unique and apt name for your design.

Click on ‘Upload’ to finalize the process. Your T-shirt will now appear in your inventory.

Step 3: Wearing Your T-Shirt

To wear your new T-shirt in Roblox, go to your ‘Profile.’ In the ‘Avatar’ section, locate your newly created T-shirt and click on it. The T-shirt will automatically apply to your avatar.

Step 4: Selling Your T-Shirt (Optional)

If you have a Roblox Premium subscription, you can sell your T-shirt to other players and earn Robux (in-game currency).

To sell your T-Shirt:

1. Go to the ‘Create’ page and click on ‘T-Shirts.’

2. Find the desired T-shirt in the list.

3. Click on the cogwheel icon next to its thumbnail.

4. Click ‘Configure.’

5. In the ‘Sales’ section, check the box next to ‘Item for Sale.’

6. Set a price in Robux for your T-shirt.

7. Click ‘Save.’

Your T-shirt is now available for purchase in the Roblox marketplace, allowing other players to buy and wear it within the game.

Conclusion:

Creating a custom T-shirt is an enjoyable way to express your creativity and bring your ideas to life within the world of Roblox. By following these simple steps, you’ll be able to design, upload, wear, and even sell your very own unique creations. Happy designing!

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