MechaPaint
UGC items, mesh parts, and accessories all live or die on their texture, and painting them on a flat UV layout is pure guesswork. Export the mesh from Studio, paint it in MechaPaint where you can see it, and drop the finished PNG straight back in.
Every tool unlocked. Exports are watermarked until you buy.
Export any mesh as OBJ or FBX from Studio and paint on it directly. Your stroke lands exactly where you put it, on the visor, along the strap, around the collar, instead of somewhere on a flat template you have to decode.
Those hairline cracks where texture islands meet are the telltale sign of template painting. MechaPaint's Seam Fix dilates every stroke past the seam edge automatically, so your item looks clean from every angle.
Keep base, detail, and color on separate Photoshop-style layers. Toggle layers to build red, blue, and gold versions of the same item, and export each one, a whole catalog line from one paint job.
Export writes clean PNGs on the mesh's own UVs, your originals are never touched. Import the texture in Studio, assign it to the mesh, and it lines up perfectly. No re-unwrapping, no surprises.
Right-click your MeshPart or accessory in Studio and export it as OBJ (or bring in the FBX you built it from). Drag it onto MechaPaint.
Brushes, layers, symmetry, patterns, and clone stamp, all landing directly on the surface, with seams handled for you.
Export your texture and assign it to the mesh in Studio. Same UVs, same mesh, brand-new look.
This part is Roblox's, not ours, and it changed on 14 July 2026: classic 2D clothing now follows the same upload and publishing rules as 3D items. Most guides you will find online still describe the old, cheaper arrangement, so it is worth knowing before you paint something you are counting on selling.
ID verification, or a linked parent account, and 80 Robux per item. It used to be 10 for 2D. You do not get it back if moderation rejects the item.
2-step verification as well, plus an active Roblox Plus or Premium subscription, plus a 10 Robux publishing advance, which Roblox credits back to you out of your first sales.
30% of a Marketplace sale, climbing toward 70% the further you price above the price floor. In-experience it is 30% to you and 40% to the game owner, or both if it is your own game.
The subscription is the one that catches people out, because you can paint, export, pay to upload, and only hit it at the sale step. If you already have classic clothing listed, accounts without an active subscription have their items taken off sale from 1 August 2026. Roblox moves these numbers, so check their fees and commissions page before spending anything. Testing your design in Studio stays free either way.
Buying unlocks watermark-free exports.
Also making Polytoria items? See the Polytoria guide, or the avatar tools overview.