Roblox Badge Maker

Roblox uses a 512 × 512 template and trims the upload into a circle, so anything near the corners is lost. Made places each emblem inside a centered circle and exports a 512 × 512 PNG.

No. Made makes the image. You create the badge in Creator Hub, upload the image there, and award it from your game’s scripts.

One screenshot from your game or a render of your main character. Everything in the pack is built from it, so a clear, well-lit shot of real gameplay gives the most faithful results. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 10 MB.

A full pack of nine images is about 100 credits: icons, badges, and thumbnails are priced separately, and the exact total is on the Generate button before you start. Turn off any asset you don’t need and the price drops. Failed images are refunded.

Yes. Each Download button gives you the exact file: 512 × 512 PNG icons and badges, 1920 × 1080 JPG thumbnails kept under 3 MB, and a 1080 × 1920 promo. Download pack (.zip) sorts them into folders. Roblox still reviews every upload, so check each image first.

Every prompt tells the model to keep your world, characters, blocky proportions, colors, and lighting recognizable, and never to add fake interface, ratings, player counts, or other brands. It’s still a generative model, so compare each result with your game before publishing. Roblox expects thumbnails to show what players will actually find.

Yes. Every asset has an editable direction, like “the most dramatic moment of the game.” You can rewrite it, turn it off, or add more icons, thumbnails, or badges, up to 12 images per pack.

Only where a direction asks for a title. By default that’s the Title card thumbnail. Icons and badges never get text, because Roblox shows icons very small and crops badges to a circle.

Yes. Connect Made MCP in Claude, Cursor, or another MCP client and use the Roblox Game Pack skill. The agent generates the same assets. With Roblox Studio’s built-in MCP server also connected, it can upload them and place them in your experience.