How do I convert a Roblox Face to a Decal?

Simply copy the Asset ID (or URL) of the Face from the Roblox Catalog, paste it into our tool, and click Convert. We will extract the underlying Texture ID for you.

Why does my decal show up as grey in Roblox Studio?

This usually happens when you use the Face Asset ID instead of the Image (Texture) ID. Our tool finds the correct Image ID to fix this issue.

Yes, this tool is 100% free and runs entirely in your browser.

Roblox Face Texture to Decal Converter | Instant Asset Extractor

Enter Roblox Face ID or URL

Please enter a valid numeric Asset ID or URL.

Texture ID (Image ID)

Original Asset ID

Download PNG

About the Tool

The Roblox Face Texture to Decal Converter is a specialized utility designed for Roblox developers and graphic designers. In the Roblox ecosystem, "Faces" sold in the catalog are complex assets that link to a texture image. However, you cannot simply use the Face's Asset ID as a Decal or ImageLabel texture in Roblox Studio; you need the underlying Image ID.

This tool automates the process of finding that hidden Image ID. Instead of guessing numbers or using complex plugins, simply paste the Face ID here, and we'll extract the exact texture file for you to download or use immediately.

How to Use

Find the Face: Go to the Roblox Catalog and find the face you want to use.
Copy the ID: Copy the numeric ID from the URL (e.g., roblox.com/catalog/12345/...).
Paste & Convert: Paste the ID into the box above and click "Convert".
Get Results: The tool will display the Texture ID. You can copy it, download the PNG image, or copy a Lua script snippet to spawn it directly in your game.

Tips for Developers

Studio Usage: Use the generated Texture ID in the Texture property of a Decal or the Image property of an ImageLabel.
Custom Faces: You can download the PNG, edit it in Photoshop or GIMP, and re-upload it as your own custom decal.
Troubleshooting: If a face isn't loading, ensure you are using the Texture ID, not the Asset ID. They are often different numbers!

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is the Texture ID different from the Face ID?

Roblox stores assets in a database where every upload gets a unique ID. When a Face is created, the image file (Texture) is uploaded first (getting ID X), and then the Face asset is created linking to it (getting ID X+1 or higher). This is why you can't use the Face ID directly for images.

Can I use these textures in my game?

Yes, as long as the original asset is public or owned by you. Most catalog faces are public assets intended for use on avatars.

Does this work for clothing?

This tool is optimized for Faces, but the underlying logic often works for other asset types that link to image textures via XML data.

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