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Roblox Shirt Template — 585×559 PNG

The exact classic clothing canvas Roblox expects, plus the panel map so your artwork lands on the right side of the avatar. Download it, or skip Photoshop entirely and drop any image onto the template in Meshlox Clothing Studio.

Panel map

Every rectangle wraps a different face of the R6 body. Keep art inside its rectangle or it will bleed onto the wrong side.

Body facex, y · size
Torso front231, 74 · 128×128
Torso back427, 74 · 128×128
Torso left side165, 74 · 64×128
Torso right side361, 74 · 64×128
Torso top (shoulders)231, 8 · 128×64
Torso bottom (waist)231, 204 · 128×64
Arm front / back / sides64×128 blocks below the torso

How to use the Roblox shirt template

  1. Download the 585×559 PNG above and open it in any image editor.
  2. Paint on a new layer above the template so the guide stays visible while you work.
  3. Keep the front torso rectangle for your main graphic; mirror any logo you place on the back panel.
  4. Hide or delete the guide layer and export a flat PNG at exactly 585×559 — do not resize.
  5. Preview it on a 3D avatar in Clothing Studio before spending the Robux upload fee.
  6. Upload at create.roblox.com → Creations → Classic Clothing → Shirts.

Shirt vs. T-shirt vs. pants

  • Shirt — wraps the torso and both arms. Uses the 585×559 template.
  • T-shirt — a flat decal stuck on the chest. Any square image works, 512×512 is the safe default.
  • Pants — same 585×559 canvas, but the blocks map to the torso hips and both legs instead of the arms.

Skip the template entirely

Meshlox Clothing Studio takes any image — a logo, a photo, an AI render — removes the background, maps it onto the correct template panels for you, and shows the result live on a rotating R6 dummy. When it looks right, export the finished 585×559 PNG and upload.

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