Create Your Own Item in Catalog Avatar Creator — UGC Store Guide (2026)

Catalog Avatar Creator is not only about wearing items — it lets you create and sell your own. The in-game UGC store lets players publish their creations free; other players buy them, the creator earns Robux, and publishing earns the official UGC Creator group role. Here is how the system works and how to get started.

Quick answer

Quick answer: Catalog Avatar Creator runs an in-game UGC store where anyone can publish items free — no approval queue of their own to run, no upfront cost. Buyers pay Robux, creators earn, and publishing earns the official UGC Creator group role. Open the UGC Store section in-game and follow its publish flow.

What the UGC store is

On top of the whole Roblox catalog, the game runs its own marketplace where players are the suppliers: you design and publish avatar items (clothing, accessories and more), they appear in the game's item pool, and other players buy them with Robux. It is the same try-on ecosystem as everything else in the game — buyers can preview any item free before purchasing — but the seller side is community-run.

How to publish your first item

The exact publish screens change with game updates, so treat this as the flow rather than button-by-button directions:

1. Open the UGC Store section from the game's main areas (it sits alongside the item categories — see the items hub for how the catalog is organized).
2. Design your item with the in-game creation tools — no external software is required for the basic flow.
3. Publish it free to your store. Published items join the game's item pool alongside the official catalog.
4. Earn when players buy — the creator side of each sale pays out in Robux.

Publishing at least one item also earns the official UGC Creator group role, alongside the other roles: Regular Customer (100+ items bought) and Outfit Designer (a published outfit passing 100,000 try-ons — see outfit codes).

Why publish here instead of the Roblox creator hub?

The audience is the difference. Items published to the in-game store sit inside the try-on loop: every player browsing items, building outfits and testing animation packs sees creator-made pieces next to catalog staples — and can try them on free before buying. It is the lowest-friction shelf a new creator can ask for.

FAQ

Does publishing cost Robux?

No — the official group description states the UGC store is free to publish to (that free-publishing model is also what earned the game its UGC Creator role definition).

How much do creators earn?

Creator payouts come from item sales in Robux; the exact revenue split has never been published (to be verified). What is official: publishing earns the UGC Creator role, and items sell to the game's player base.

Where do my published items appear?

In the game's item pool next to catalog items — players can find them by category, paste their asset IDs directly, and include them in published outfits.

Related

• How to play — the outfit loop end to end
• Outfit codes — the outfit side of publishing
• Items hub — the category map your items join