Roblox clothing tester

Load a classic shirt or pants template, rotate the block avatar, and inspect the seams. Your artwork stays in this browser.

Files stay in your browser. Block-avatar approximation; verify fit on a Studio rig before publishing.

Start with the classic template

Use a 585 × 559 PNG or JPG laid out like Roblox’s classic shirt or pants template. The preview crops each face from that layout. Resizing an unrelated image to those dimensions does not make it a valid clothing design. Get the template from Roblox’s classic clothing documentation.

Inspect four views

  1. Check the front for misplaced buttons, pockets, and uneven hems.
  2. Rotate to the side and compare where the design crosses a seam.
  3. Check the back for reversed text or an unexpected empty panel.
  4. Load shirt and pants together to inspect the waist transition.

The source image appears below the model so you can connect a visible issue to its template region. Fix the artwork in your image editor and load the revised file again.

What this preview supports

This is a static block-avatar approximation for classic shirts and pants. It does not simulate joint movement, R15 deformation, layered clothing, avatar bundles, lighting, Roblox moderation, or asset permissions. Classic T-shirt graphics use a different format and are not supported here. Transparent shirt regions reveal the pants texture on the torso when both are loaded.

Verify the design in Roblox Studio

Roblox recommends a Studio test before selling classic clothing. Create a Block Avatar rig, add a Shirt or Pants beneath it, and apply the image using ShirtTemplate or PantsTemplate. The official testing instructions explain the current interface. Check the intended avatar and moving joints in Studio; a browser preview cannot certify fit.

Keep revisions identifiable

Use a filename such as courier-shirt-v3.png and record the issue you changed. Compare the same camera view before and after each revision. Avoid changing several seams at once if you are trying to isolate one alignment defect.

Before you publish

Check artwork rights, current creator requirements, and platform fees. Use the UGC cost guide and the budget calculator for clearly scoped cost planning. Preset 3D-item fees do not substitute for the classic-clothing fee model.

Preparing a transparent export? Follow the transparent shirt and pants template guide to check guide layers, PNG alpha, and seams.

Template layout and Studio workflow checked October 6, 2026. No files are uploaded by this tester.