Responsive Layout
Combine scale and offset with anchors, aspect ratios, and size constraints for desktop, tablet, and mobile screens.
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Design responsive Roblox interfaces visually, preview button behavior, then download clean Luau, editable JSON, or a complete ZIP project for Roblox Studio.
Combine scale and offset with anchors, aspect ratios, and size constraints for desktop, tablet, and mobile screens.
Preview show, hide, toggle, RemoteEvent, and Teleport button actions before exporting your GUI.
Generate separate server handlers with clear validation boundaries for RemoteEvent and allow-listed Teleport actions.
Download a complete project package or save a versioned scene document that imports back into the editor.
Drop ScreenGui, Frame, TextButton, labels and more onto the canvas. Nest containers, snap them into place, resize from any corner.
Edit real Roblox properties — BackgroundColor3, transparency, text, font, corner radius. Everything uses the names you already know from Studio.
Export clean client and server Luau, keep an editable JSON project, or download everything together as a ZIP for Roblox Studio.
Shops, HUDs, inventories, menus, admin panels, loading screens — each use case maps to a real Roblox Studio layout you can build and export.
main menu
The main menu is the first thing players see when they join. It needs a title, a clear primary action (Play), and secondary buttons stacked neatly — and it has to look the part.
shop menu
A shop needs a scrollable area where items tile into a grid, each with an icon and price, plus a way for the purchase to actually reach the server.
inventory screen
An inventory shows everything a player owns, usually as a grid of slots they can tap to equip or use. Add or remove items and the grid should reflow without manual layout.
simulator HUD
Simulator HUDs pack currency, stats, and action buttons into the corners of the screen and update them every frame. They stay on screen the whole game, so they have to be tight and readable.
settings panel
A settings panel lets players tune music, sound, and particles — usually a list of rows with a label and a toggle. It opens from the menu and closes back to it.
loading screen
A loading screen covers the whole viewport while assets stream in — a title, a progress bar that fills, and a rotating tip. Once the game is ready, it disappears.
leaderboard
A leaderboard ranks players by a stat and drives competition. Each row shows rank, name, and score, with the top entry highlighted, and it grows as more players join.
admin panel
Admin panels give moderators a hidden interface to kick, ban, or teleport players. They're opened with a command or key, list players, and run privileged actions through server checks.
Main Menu
Title screen with Play / Settings / Quit
Shop
Item grid with a scrollable UIGridLayout
Settings
Toggle rows stacked with UIListLayout
Inventory
Slot grid for items / cosmetics
Loading Screen
Title, progress bar and rotating tip
Leaderboard
Ranked rows with score highlights
Game Pass Shop
Premium pass cards with purchase requests
Code Redeem
Code input, reward examples, and status states
Daily Rewards
Seven-day streak with a server request
Quest Tracker
Expandable objective and progress HUD
A GUI (Graphical User Interface) in Roblox is the 2D layer drawn on top of your game — main menus, health bars, shops, inventories, settings panels, loading screens and HUDs. Under the hood these are built from instances like ScreenGui, Frame, TextButton and TextLabel, positioned with UDim2 scale so they adapt to every screen size. A Roblox GUI maker or Roblox GUI generator lets you build these interfaces visually without hand-editing each property in Studio.
Roblox Studio ships with a built-in UI editor, but it’s the part of Studio developers complain about most. Placing every Frame by hand, nudging UDim2 offsets until things line up, and rebuilding the same menu patterns game after game eats hours — especially for solo developers and younger creators learning to script. That friction is exactly what a dedicated Roblox GUI builder removes. An online Roblox GUI editor like this one lets you design and export from any device without installing Studio.
Most “AI GUI” tools spit out placeholder layouts you then have to clean up. This Roblox UI maker is the opposite: a precise, visual canvas where you stay in control. Property names match Roblox exactly (BackgroundColor3, BackgroundTransparency, ZIndex), you can nest containers and auto-arrange children with UIListLayout and UIGridLayout, and the exported Luau is clean enough to ship as-is — real Instance.new calls, UDim2.new positioning, and correct parenting. Unlike a typical Roblox UI generator that outputs raw text, this tool gives you a live preview on desktop and mobile.
Beginners who want a good-looking menu without fighting Studio’s inspector; experienced developers who want to scaffold a shop or HUD in minutes instead of an hour; and anyone who’d rather design a GUI visually and hand off clean Luau. It’s free, runs in your browser, and never asks you to sign up. Whether you call it a Roblox GUI maker, Roblox UI builder, or online Roblox GUI editor — the goal is the same: ship polished interfaces faster.
Yes. The editor is free, requires no account, and keeps project work in your browser unless you download it.
You can copy or download client Luau, download optional server Luau, export an editable JSON scene, or download a ZIP containing the project files and instructions.
Yes. Device previews and responsive geometry controls cover scale, offset, anchors, aspect ratios, and size constraints.
It generates UI instances and selected interaction wiring, including separate RemoteEvent and Teleport server handlers. Secure economy, purchase, reward, permission, and datastore validation remains your responsibility.
Place client Luau in a LocalScript under StarterGui. Place generated server Luau in a Script under ServerScriptService.
No. Roblox GUI Maker is an independent, unofficial creator tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Roblox Corporation.