Roblox Clothing Tester
A Roblox clothing tester lets you try on a shirt or pants design on a real 3D avatar before you upload it. Instead of guessing from a flat 585×559 template, you see exactly how the art wraps around the torso, arms and legs — so you can catch stretched logos and misaligned seams before you spend Robux. BloxGFX's tester is free, runs in your browser, and needs no login.
In-browser 3D preview · R6 & R15 · no login
How to test Roblox clothing before uploading
- Export your template as a 585×559 PNG from your design app (Photoshop, GIMP, Photopea, Paint.NET, etc.). Keep the design inside the coloured regions of the official Roblox shirt or pants template so it lines up on the body.
- Open the clothing tester and upload it with the Upload shirt / Upload pants buttons — it maps onto the avatar instantly.
- Rotate and inspect. Drag to spin the avatar, switch between R6 and the R15 body types (Blocky, Man, Woman, Rounded), and toggle a light or dark background to judge contrast.
- Fix and re-test. Adjust the template wherever the art warps or the seams don't meet, then re-upload until it wraps cleanly.
- Upload to Roblox with confidence — only spend the Robux once you know the design looks right from every angle.
Why test your clothes first?
- Uploading costs Robux. Every classic shirt or pants upload spends Robux — testing first means you never pay for a design that looks broken in-game.
- Flat templates lie. A 585×559 PNG hides how the texture stretches across the chest, wraps under the arms, and meets at the back seam.
- Body type matters. The same template looks different on R6 vs R15 and on each avatar body — test on the one your players actually wear.
- Catch the back. Most mistakes — upside-down logos, cut-off text, mismatched seams — hide on the back and sides you can't see in the template.
What size is a Roblox clothing template?
Classic shirts and pants both use a 585×559 pixel PNG. The template is an unwrapped map of the avatar: separate regions for the front, back, arms and legs. Designs that ignore those regions end up stretched or offset once they're on a body — which is exactly what the tester reveals.
Need a blank starting point? Grab the Roblox shirt template or pants template, design inside the guides, then bring it back here to test.
FAQ
Is there a Roblox clothing tester?
Yes. BloxGFX has a free, in-browser Roblox clothing tester: you upload your classic shirt or pants template (585×559) and it wraps onto a 3D R6 or R15 avatar you can rotate. You see the front, back and sides exactly as Roblox renders them — before you spend any Robux uploading.
How do I test Roblox clothes before uploading?
Export your design as a 585×559 PNG, open the BloxGFX clothing preview tool, and upload it as a shirt or pants. The design is mapped onto a real avatar instantly so you can rotate and check for stretched logos, misaligned seams, or back-of-body mistakes. Fix the template and re-test until it looks right, then upload to Roblox.
Does the tester work for both shirts and pants?
Yes — you can test a shirt, pants, or a full outfit at once. The preview composites them onto the avatar the same way Roblox does, so you see the complete look before publishing.
Does it cost anything to test clothing?
No. The clothing tester is completely free with no login, and runs entirely in your browser — your template image never leaves your device. You only spend Robux later, when you choose to upload the finished clothing to Roblox.
Why test clothing instead of just uploading it?
Uploading classic clothing to Roblox costs Robux, and a flat 585×559 template doesn't show how the art wraps around the torso, arms and legs. Testing on a real R6/R15 avatar first lets you catch warped logos, off-centre text and seam mismatches so you don't pay to upload a design that looks broken in-game.
Try on your design in seconds
Free 3D clothing preview — rotate, check every angle, then upload.
Open the clothing tester