Roblox UI builder

Build Roblox GUIs. Export clean Lua.

Design interface elements visually, tune every property, then copy ready-to-use Lua into Roblox Studio.

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GENERATED LUA

From blank screen to Lua in minutes.

The builder handles common Roblox UI properties while keeping the generated script readable and easy to extend.

Add elements

Start with frames, labels, and buttons. Each new element appears instantly on the preview canvas.

Tune the interface

Adjust position, size, color, text, type scale, and corner radius from one focused inspector.

Use the script

Copy the generated Lua or download a file, then paste it into a LocalScript in Roblox Studio.

The core elements for game interfaces.

Build menus, HUDs, shop screens, welcome panels, and simple interactions with familiar Roblox GUI objects.

Frame

Create the visual structure for menus, panels, and grouped controls.

TextLabel

Display titles, values, hints, and status text.

TextButton

Add clear calls to action for menus and flows.

Useful across your Roblox project.

Generate a solid starting point, then connect your own game logic inside Roblox Studio.

Main menus Lay out play buttons, navigation, and welcome messaging.
HUD layouts Position labels and panels for health, score, coins, and progress.
Shop screens Draft product panels and purchase actions before wiring game logic.
Rapid prototypes Test UI ideas without writing repetitive setup code by hand.

Frequently asked questions

What to know before moving generated code into Roblox Studio.

Is Roblox GUI Maker free?

Yes. The editor runs locally in your browser and does not require an account.

Where should I paste the generated Lua?

Create a LocalScript in StarterPlayerScripts or another client-side location, then paste the generated code into it.

Does the tool upload my designs?

No. Your layout stays in the current browser tab. The page does not send your design to a server.

Can I extend the generated interface?

Yes. The output uses standard Roblox instances and properties, so you can add events, animations, constraints, and game logic in Studio.