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Roblox avatar downloader

Roblox renders every avatar as an image on its own thumbnail service. Enter a username and get that render at 720 pixels instead of the small version shown in game menus.

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How it works

  1. 1

    Paste the username

    Type the name or paste the whole profile link. Both work.

  2. 2

    We fetch the original

    The public profile is read and the largest version of the photo is picked.

  3. 3

    Save it

    The image opens at full size and downloads straight to your device.

A size comparison for Roblox avatars: the 420-pixel render used in game menus beside the 720-pixel version available here
Game menus use 420 pixels. The thumbnail service will render 720.

An avatar is a render, not a photo

Roblox avatars are different from every other platform on this site. There is no uploaded photograph. The character is a 3D model, and Roblox renders it to a flat image whenever one is needed. That render is what you download here.

Because it is generated rather than stored, the image updates whenever the character changes. Download it again after changing an outfit and you get the new look.

How the lookup works

Roblox's thumbnail service works with numeric user IDs, not usernames. So a username lookup takes two steps: the name is resolved to its ID first, then the render is requested for that ID. If you already know the ID — the number in a profile URL like roblox.com/users/1/profile — you can enter it directly and skip a step.

Size, measured

The thumbnail service accepts a size parameter, and the values it accepts are fixed rather than arbitrary. Requesting 720×720 returned a 92 KB PNG in testing, against 39 KB at the common 420×420 default — well over double the data. This tool requests 720.

"Avatar is still rendering"

Occasionally a lookup reports that the render is not ready. This is normal and temporary: it happens when a player has just changed their character and Roblox has not finished producing the new image. Waiting a few seconds and trying again resolves it.

A note for younger players

Nothing here asks for a password, a login or Robux, and no legitimate tool ever will. Any site that asks for your Roblox password to show you an avatar is trying to steal the account. Avatar images are public and need no credentials at all.

Common questions

Can I get a full body avatar image, not just the head?

Yes. This tool requests the full body render, which is the whole character rather than the headshot used in chat and friend lists.

Do I need Robux or an account?

Neither. Avatar renders are public and this tool never asks you to sign in.

Can I download an avatar using the user ID instead of the username?

Yes. Paste the number from the profile URL and it works directly, skipping the name lookup.

Why did the picture change since last time?

Because it is generated live from the current character. Any clothing or body change is reflected the next time you download.

Is this safe for a child to use?

There is no login, no download of any program, and no request for account details. As with any site, an adult may still want to be the one who opens it.

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