Roblox GUI Maker: Build Game UI Visually, Export Clean Luau

Everything in the editor follows one predictable pipeline, so you always know what comes next.

First, describe what you need. A prompt like "Pet shop GUI with a 3x3 egg grid and a green Buy button" is enough — the generator understands Roblox-specific terms such as ScreenGui, Frame, UIGridLayout, and UDim2, and returns a working layout in seconds. Prefer to start hands-on? Skip the prompt and open any template directly on the canvas.

Second, refine the layout visually. Drag elements into place, snap to the grid, adjust Scale and Offset, set anchor points, and pick exact colors in the properties panel. Device frames let you preview the same GUI on desktop, tablet, and phone before you commit.

Third, export. One click produces a commented LocalScript that rebuilds your entire UI hierarchy. Paste it into StarterGui, hit Play in Studio, and the interface appears exactly as you designed it.

The AI panel is a Roblox GUI generator trained around real game UI patterns. Tell it "dark fantasy inventory with rarity colors" or "simulator HUD with a rebirth button" and it assembles the frames, buttons, and layouts for you — including starter Luau logic you can read and modify. Because the output lands on the same canvas as hand-built work, you can mix AI generation with manual editing freely.

The free plan includes 50 AI generation credits every month, the full drag-and-drop editor, and the public template library. No credit card is required, and you do not even need an account to try it: open the editor and the generator runs in demo mode so you can judge the output quality before signing up.

When you outgrow the free credits, the Pro plan at $9.99 per month removes the limit entirely. And this Roblox GUI generator never locks your exports behind the paywall — code you generate on the free plan is yours to keep.

Every export is plain, commented Luau that reads like a developer wrote it. The generator builds your UI hierarchy programmatically — no redundant wrapper frames, no mystery variables — so the script pastes straight into StarterGui and runs.

Exports cover the common handoffs. Grab a LocalScript when you want the GUI itself, a ModuleScript or Client+Server bundle for structured projects, the project JSON to back up or re-import your work, or a ZIP bundle with everything when you are handing the interface to a teammate or a client.

Exporting is available on the free plan with no watermark and no feature gating. Your designs, your code, your game — the tool earns its keep by saving you hours, not by holding your work hostage.