How To Make Gamepass In Roblox Public

If you’ve created a gamepass for your Roblox experience, the next crucial step is making it visible to the community. In this tutorial I show you the exact process to set your gamepass to public, so players can discover and purchase it directly from the catalog.

Why Public Visibility Matters

When a gamepass is set to private, only you and members of your group can see it. Making it public increases exposure, drives revenue, and improves player engagement. Learn how to transition from a hidden asset to a widely available one in just a few minutes.

Prerequisites

Active Roblox account with a verified email address.
Ownership or developer access to the game you want to attach the gamepass to.
A created gamepass (you can do this in the Develop section of Roblox Studio).

Step‑by‑Step Guide to Publish a Gamepass Publicly

Open Roblox Studio. Launch the game you intend to sell the pass for.
Navigate to the “Game Passes” page. Click Home > Game Passes*. This opens the catalog entry for your pass.
Upload your gamepass image. Use a 512 × 512 PNG or JPG. Clear, bright images attract more clicks.
Set the price. Decide on a Robux amount that reflects the value of the content you’re offering.
Enter a description. Include keywords like “Roblox gamepass,” “exclusive,” and the name of your game to improve search visibility.
Make the pass public. Under the “Visibility” dropdown, select Public. This is the critical step that allows anyone on Roblox to see and purchase the pass.
Save and publish. Click Save, then Publish to Roblox to apply the changes.
Verify the public status. Open a private browsing window, go to the Roblox catalog, and search for your gamepass by name. It should appear in the results.

Testing the Gamepass In‑Game

After making the pass public, test it within your game to ensure the purchase flow works:

Enter Play mode in Roblox Studio.
Open the Marketplace Service and call PromptGamePassPurchase with the pass ID.
Complete the purchase using a test account (Roblox provides a Robux sandbox for developers).
Check that the script correctly grants the player the intended benefit (e.g., a special weapon or area access).