Upload Roblox Digital Assets with FLUF Connect

Connect your creator

1. Open Roblox Creator Hub and create an Open Cloud key with Assets read and write permissions for the user or group whose assets you manage.
2. Find the ID of an existing development asset owned by that creator. FLUF uses it to check access and identify the owner.
3. Open Roblox in FLUF Connect, enter the key and asset ID, and select Verify and connect.

Keys restricted by IP must permit the FLUF server’s outbound address. Contact FLUF support if you need that address. The key is stored encrypted; disconnecting removes FLUF’s stored key while leaving your Roblox assets intact. Revoke the key in Creator Hub if you also want to invalidate it at Roblox.

Choose a supported file

Files must be no larger than 20 MB. Images must be smaller than 8000 × 8000 pixels. Prepare Roblox model and animation files using appropriate Roblox tooling. Roblox applies further restrictions, including audio duration and account upload allowances. Check Roblox’s supported asset types and limits.

Upload and check the result

1. Select the connected creator and asset type.
2. Choose a file and enter its name and description.
3. Confirm that you own the asset or have permission to upload it.
4. Select Upload to Roblox.
5. Use Check upload status to retrieve the processing result. Continue any moderation or sale setup in Creator Hub.

An active FLUF Connect subscription is required for uploads and Creator Store changes. Roblox fees are separate from FLUF’s subscription. This workspace does not approve Robux charges: a fee-bearing upload must be completed in Creator Hub.

What the upload states mean

• Processing: Roblox accepted the upload operation and has not yet returned a completed asset.
• Uploaded: Roblox returned an asset ID. This is not a promise that moderation has approved it or that it is on sale.
• Failed: Roblox reported a processing failure. Review the asset in Creator Hub.
• Unknown or delayed: check Creator Hub before starting another upload. The request may have reached Roblox even when FLUF did not receive the result.

From upload to a usable asset

1. Submit: choose your creator and file, confirm your rights and select Upload to Roblox.
2. Wait for processing: an accepted upload starts a processing operation. It is not yet the finished asset.
3. Retrieve the asset ID: select Check upload status. Once Roblox completes the operation, FLUF shows the resulting asset ID.
4. Check moderation and access: review the asset in Creator Hub before using or distributing it.
5. Set up distribution separately: complete the relevant Creator Store or avatar Marketplace workflow if you want others to acquire the asset.

Verified example: on 10 November 2026, we connected our Roblox creator to the live FLUF workspace and uploaded a PNG of our own logo as a decal. The upload completed with asset ID 125648492153829; a subsequent Roblox check confirmed Approved moderation and Active status. This verifies that decal workflow, not a paid sale or every supported file format. No Shopify store was required.

Manage the price and publication of an existing Creator Store listing

For existing Creator Store products, FLUF also supports USD base-price changes and publication settings. Connect a creator key with Creator Store product read and write permissions, enter the product ID, and select Import or refresh product. Review the current details, enter a supported USD price with two decimal places, choose whether the listing should be published, and confirm the change.

Use 0.00 only when you intend to make the product free. Roblox supports different prices for different product types and remains responsible for seller eligibility and restrictions. The workspace reports whether Roblox says the product is actually purchasable. An enabled publication setting alone does not guarantee that buyers can acquire it.

Create new Creator Store products and complete seller onboarding in Creator Hub first. This workflow manages existing listings, including models and plugins; it does not create avatar clothing sale listings. Roblox Open Cloud documentation.

Paid Creator Store sales require an eligible individual seller account. Group-owned assets are not eligible for sale, and seller onboarding is limited to supported regions. Check Roblox’s Creator Store seller requirements before planning a paid release.

Check eligibility before planning a paid release

Roblox separates uploading, distributing assets and selling them. For Creator Store distribution, your account must be at least two days old, meet Roblox’s good-standing requirements and pass an age check or ID verification. Paid model and plugin sales also require a valid seller account, 2-Step Verification, a supported country and completion of seller onboarding. Check the current Creator Store account requirements and the requirements shown in your own Creator Hub account.

If a price or publication change is blocked, check seller onboarding, asset moderation and the restrictions Roblox reports. A successful upload or an enabled publication setting does not override these requirements. Resolve account restrictions with Roblox before retrying the change.

Can I sell avatar clothing from this screen?

The workspace uploads development assets. Avatar clothing and accessories require their own Roblox-compatible assets and Marketplace publishing steps. Uploading a model does not automatically create a wearable item or a sale listing. Roblox explains the Marketplace publication process.

Next steps

Compare FLUF’s physical and digital Roblox workflows, read the physical merchandise guide, or open your Roblox workspace.