Question 1

What is Roblox GUI Maker?

Accepted Answer

A browser editor where you drag out UI frames, type a prompt to generate Luau, and copy the result into StarterGui. It skips the manual UDim2 math for common layouts like menus, shops, and HUDs, and lets you preview on phone and desktop before exporting. It supports the standard Roblox GUI objects: Frame, TextLabel, TextButton, TextBox, ImageLabel, ScrollingFrame, UIGridLayout, UIListLayout, UICorner, and constraints like UIAspectRatioConstraint and UISizeConstraint.

Question 2

Do I need to know Luau scripting to use Roblox GUI Maker?

Accepted Answer

No, not for basic layouts. The editor handles positioning and sizing visually, and the AI can generate click and animation scripts for you. You only need Luau when wiring the UI to your own stats, inventory, or custom game systems, and even then you edit the exported code directly.

Question 3

How does Roblox GUI Maker compare to Bloxsmith and FigBloxUI?

Accepted Answer

Bloxsmith and FigBloxUI focus on design assets and Figma import. Roblox GUI Maker is the only one that exports editable Luau code you can paste into StarterGui, as of July 2026. Bloxsmith is stronger if you want pre-made UI kits; FigBloxUI wins on Figma workflow. Pick us for code output and in-browser editing.

Question 4

Is Roblox GUI Maker free?

Accepted Answer

Yes - the free tier includes the editor, 50 AI generation credits per month, Luau export, and the public template library. Pro will cost $9.99 per month when it launches, adding unlimited generations and premium templates. No credit card is required to start.

Question 5

Can I sell the GUIs I create with Roblox GUI Maker?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Anything you build is yours to use in commercial Roblox games, including ones that earn Robux through gamepasses or developer products. Marketplace templates carry their own license, so check the template page before reselling or bundling a paid template into your game.

Question 6

What's your refund policy?

Accepted Answer

Pro subscriptions will come with a 14-day money-back guarantee. Email chaoticarray.rf516@gmail.com within 14 days of your first charge for a full refund. Marketplace templates can also be refunded within 14 days if the template is broken or materially different from its listing. No credit card is needed to try the free tier.

Question 7

How does the AI code generation work?

Accepted Answer

Type what you want, such as a red health bar that shrinks from left to right. The editor returns a Luau script with UDim2 sizing, UICorner, and event hooks wired up. You can tweak it on the canvas before copying, so the output stays readable and editable.

Question 8

Can I import my Figma designs into Roblox Studio?

Accepted Answer

Not yet. The Figma to Roblox converter is in development. Join the waitlist at roblox-gui-maker.online/figma-to-roblox and you will be emailed when the beta opens for public Figma URLs, automatic asset upload, and one-click Studio plugin import. Meanwhile, export Luau and paste it manually.

Question 9

How do I install the Roblox Studio plugin?

Accepted Answer

Not yet. The plugin is still in review on the Roblox Creator Marketplace. Join the waitlist at roblox-gui-maker.online/plugin and you will get an email once it is installable from the Studio Plugins tab. Until then, export Luau from the editor and paste it into StarterGui.

Question 10

I need Roblox GUI design help - where do I start?

Accepted Answer

Start with a template. Pick one close to your game type - a HUD for a shooter, a shop for a simulator, a menu for an RPG - and open it in the editor. You can drag, recolor, and resize every element without writing Luau, then export the result. The use-cases pages break down layout rules per game type. If you are stuck on a specific layout, describe it in the AI panel in plain text and the generator returns a starting point you can refine.

Question 11

Why is Roblox UI so hard to make?

Accepted Answer

Two reasons: UDim2 sizing mixes Scale and Offset in ways that break across screen sizes, and Studio has no visual canvas for laying out GUI. Roblox GUI Maker fixes both - you drag on a canvas and the editor handles the UDim2 math, with a mobile preview to catch layout breaks before export. Most pain comes from Offset-only sizing that looks right on your monitor but breaks on phones. The editor defaults to Scale-based sizing so layouts stay proportional.

Question 12

Why is Roblox Studio GUI so slow to build?

Accepted Answer

Studio forces manual placement: drag each Frame, type each UDim2, press Play to check, repeat. That loop eats hours for a single menu. The editor collapses it into describe, refine on canvas, export - with live device preview so you do not re-enter Studio to test every change. The editor also generates Luau programmatically, so adding 10 buttons is one prompt, not 10 drag-and-property-panel cycles.

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