Roblox UIGenerator
Describe a shop, a HUD or a menu. Get a finished mockup, then a real Studio tree - Frames, live TextLabels, icons as images.
Included with Creator, Pro and Studio - same credits
Frames
real UI objects, not a screenshot
TextLabels
editable text, your fonts
Creator plan+
included with Creator, Pro and Studio
Describe it
“A cartoon shop with a rainbow header, two offer cards and a nav bar.” Or attach a reference.
Get the mockup
One full-frame image in a consistent art style, with a live progress bar and ETA while it renders.
Send it to Studio
Plates become Frames with UICorner, UIGradient and UIStroke. Text stays real, editable TextLabels. Only icons ship as images.
A Roblox UI, not a picture of one
Most AI tools hand you a flat image of an interface. That is fine for a moodboard and useless in Studio: to actually use it you would rebuild every panel by hand, and any text baked into the picture is stuck in one language at one size forever. VizzBees runs a second pass over the mockup and rebuilds it as a real hierarchy — a ScreenGui holding Frames, TextLabels, TextButtons and ImageLabels, styled with UICorner, UIGradient and UIStroke.
That means you can retype a button label, swap a colour, move a card, translate the whole menu, or hook a TextButton up to your own Lua the same afternoon you generated it. Only genuine icons arrive as images, because an icon is the one part of a UI that really should be art. Shops, HUDs, inventories, settings panels, lobby menus, battle passes and daily-reward popups are all ordinary prompts.
Roblox UI FAQ
What is a Roblox UI generator?
A Roblox UI generator turns a written description into a game interface. VizzBees does it in two stages: first it renders a mockup image of the whole screen so you can judge the layout and art direction, then it converts that mockup into a real Roblox Studio hierarchy — ScreenGui, Frames, TextLabels and ImageLabels — that you can open and edit like anything you built by hand.
Does it export a real Studio GUI or just an image?
A real GUI. Panels, cards and buttons become Frames with UICorner, UIGradient and UIStroke; text stays as live TextLabels you can retype, restyle and localise; only genuine icons ship as images. That is the difference between a UI you can ship and a screenshot you would have to rebuild.
How do I make a GUI in Roblox Studio?
Insert a ScreenGui into StarterGui, add a Frame for each panel, size everything with UDim2 scale rather than offset so it survives different screen sizes, then add TextLabels, TextButtons and ImageLabels inside. Our step-by-step guide walks through the whole thing, and the UI Maker does the layout pass for you.
What size should a Roblox GUI be?
Design against 1920×1080 and lay out in scale, not pixels. UDim2.fromScale keeps a panel in the same relative place on a phone, a tablet and a monitor; fixed offsets break the moment the viewport changes. Add UIAspectRatioConstraint to anything that must stay square, and keep interactive targets at least 44 px tall on mobile.
Can it make a shop GUI, a HUD or a settings menu?
Yes — shops, inventories, HUDs, settings panels, lobby menus, battle passes, daily-reward popups and leaderboards are all normal prompts. The more specific you are about the panels you want and the mood you are after, the closer the first result lands.
Do I need to know how to script?
No. The UI Maker produces the visual hierarchy — layout, styling, text and icons. Wiring buttons to actual game logic is still your Lua, but the part that usually eats an evening in Studio is already done.
Which plans include the UI Maker?
Creator, Pro and Studio. It spends the same credits as everything else on your plan — there is no separate UI subscription.
How do I get the UI into Studio?
Install the VizzBees Studio plugin (Windows, macOS or straight from the Creator Store), pair it once with your account, and generated UIs appear in Studio ready to insert. Nothing is copy-pasted by hand.
Roblox UI guides
How to make a Roblox UI
The full Studio walkthrough: ScreenGui, Frames, UDim2, layout constraints and the mistakes that make a GUI look amateur.
Roblox GUI size guide
Every dimension that matters, and why scale beats offset on every screen your players own.
Best Roblox UI generators in 2026
What the AI tools actually output, and how to tell a real Studio tree from a flat image.
Build a Roblox shop GUI
The layout that converts, panel by panel — plus the prompt that gets you there in one shot.
Roblox UI design ideas
Twelve interface directions with the art-style language to describe each one.