About Roblox GUI Maker

Why it exists

Building a Roblox GUI by hand means nudging UDim2 offsets, rebuilding the same menu patterns every project, and fighting the parts of Studio that developers complain about most. Roblox GUI Maker replaces that grind with a visual editor that keeps you in control: you stay precise, the tool handles the busywork, and the output is code you would have written yourself.

What makes it different

Most “AI makes your GUI” tools spit out placeholder layouts you then have to clean up. This is the opposite: a precise canvas where the exported Luau is clean enough to ship. It recreates your GUI with real Instance.new calls and UDim2.fromScale positioning — and if you wired a button to open a panel, the export includes that .Activated:Connect handler too. Paste it into a LocalScript and it just works.

What you can do

• Drag and drop ScreenGui, Frame, TextButton, TextLabel, TextBox, ImageLabel and ScrollingFrame onto a desktop, tablet or mobile canvas, and resize from any corner.
• Nest containers and reparent by dragging, reorder siblings, and auto-arrange children with UIListLayout and UIGridLayout.
• Round corners and add gradients (UICorner, UIGradient), inset content with UIPadding, and constrain sizing responsively with anchor and min/max size.
• Wire a button to show, hide or toggle a panel, then preview the result before exporting.
• Edit every property by its real Roblox name — BackgroundColor3, BackgroundTransparency, Font, TextSize, ZIndex.
• Undo/redo, duplicate, keyboard shortcuts, and autosave to your browser — no account, no login.
• Start from a template (main menu, shop, settings, inventory, loading screen, leaderboard) or a written guide.

How it works

The editor runs entirely in your browser. There’s no account and your designs aren’t sent to a server — they live in your browser’s local storage. The only third-party service is privacy-respecting aggregate analytics that measures traffic, never your designs. It’s built with Next.js and deploys as static pages.