Make both pieces
Shirt and Pants stay in one project while you switch modes.
Roblox Clothes Maker / Local Studio
MAKE ROBLOX CLOTHES THAT FIT.
Design a Shirt and Pants on the exact 585 × 559 panel map, check both files on one live R6 or R15 Avatar, then export upload-ready PNGs.
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SHIRT TEMPLATE
Files stay in this browser session.
Check every angle
Compare R6 and R15 before you commit to the upload.
Export real templates
Download separate PNG files for the matching Roblox upload fields.
Flat panels hide expensive mistakes
CHECK THE FIT BEFORE YOU UPLOAD.
Move from the labeled 2D faces to one live Avatar. The fastest review is the same Shirt and Pants seen from the angles where seams break.
Front and back
Keep focal graphics centered, then turn the Avatar around to catch mirrored text and swapped faces.
Arms and waist
Inspect where sleeve faces meet and where the Shirt hands off to the Pants around the waist.
R6 and R15
Use R6 for broad panel alignment and R15 for shoulders, elbows, hips, and knees that bend the design.
Seam overlay
Compare neighboring edges before thin gaps or mismatched colors become visible in Roblox.
Real files, local workflow
EXPORT BOTH PIECES. KEEP YOUR SOURCE PRIVATE.
The Maker builds exact 585 × 559 PNGs in your browser. Download Shirt and Pants separately, then use the live preview as your final pre-upload check.
Do Shirt and Pants use one upload file?
No. They stay together in this Maker project, but Roblox uses separate Shirt and Pants template files.
What size are the exported PNGs?
Every template export is exactly 585 × 559 pixels, with content clipped to the matching clothing faces.
Are my images uploaded anywhere?
No. Added images and generated templates stay in this browser session unless you choose to download them.
Should I check both Avatar rigs?
Yes. A design can look aligned on R6 and still bend differently around R15 joints.