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The 2D Avatar Render tool builds a custom scene with up to four Roblox avatars, using their real assets, body colors, poses, and a background of your choice. It’s perfect for outfit showcases, duo and squad shots, and thumbnails. Everything runs in your browser. Your inputs and the finished image stay on your device, and nothing is saved to our servers.

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Quick start

1

Load an avatar

Open Load Outfit, enter a Roblox username or user ID under Roblox User, and click Load into Active Avatar.
2

Adjust it (optional)

Use Controls, Skin Tone, and Background Options to fine-tune the look.
3

Generate

Click Generate Scene to render your final 2D image.

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Building a scene with multiple avatars

Every scene starts with Avatar 1. Use the + next to the avatar tabs to add more, up to four total. The selected tab is the active avatar, and every change you make applies to it, so switch tabs to edit each avatar independently before you render.

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Loading an avatar

Open Load Outfit and pick a source for the active avatar:
  • Roblox User enter a Roblox username or user ID (for example Builderman or 156), then click Load into Active Avatar to pull that user’s current avatar.
  • CAC Outfit load an outfit from the Catalog Avatar Creator by its outfit ID.
You may be asked to complete a quick verification check the first time you load an outfit. Complete it and the request continues automatically.

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Controls

The Controls panel is where you fine-tune the active avatar.
The comma-separated list of asset IDs that make up the avatar. Loading a user fills this in automatically. Edit the list to add or remove specific items (hats, shirts, faces, and so on).
Switch the avatar between R15 and R6.
Choose the avatar’s pose from the pose picker.
Height, Width, Head, and Proportion sliders adjust the avatar’s proportions.
Quick switches for common looks: Woman, Headless, Korblox, and SSHF.

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Skin tone

Open Skin Tone to set the avatar’s body colors.

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Background

Under Background Options, choose the backdrop for the whole scene:

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Generating your scene

When everything looks right, click Generate Scene to render the final 2D image of your avatars on the chosen background. Since it all happens in your browser, the render is yours to save directly from the page.
You can also trigger a quick render from Discord with /cac avatar-render, which links back to this tool if you want to change the pose or customize the render further. See the Catalog Avatar Creator.
Last modified on September 11, 2026