How To Make Gamepasses In Roblox For Your Game
Gamepasses are a powerful way to monetize your Roblox experience while giving players exclusive perks. In this tutorial I show you step‑by‑step how to create, configure, and add gamepasses to any Roblox game. Whether you’re a beginner or have built several places, the process is simple once you understand the tools and best practices.
Why Use Gamepasses?
Gamepasses let you sell permanent upgrades, special abilities, or cosmetic items directly through the Roblox marketplace. Players purchase them once and keep the benefits forever, which encourages repeat visits and community growth. Learning to set them up correctly also helps you avoid common pitfalls that can lead to rejected submissions or unhappy players.
Prerequisites
Before you start, make sure you have:
- A Roblox account with Developer permissions for the game you want to edit.
- Roblox Studio installed on your computer.
- A basic understanding of the Explorer and Properties panels.
- Access to a Discord community for additional scripting help, events, and challenges (join my Discord Community if you want scripting help, participate in events/challenges, and).
Step 1: Open Your Game in Roblox Studio
- Launch Roblox Studio and sign in.
- Click My Games and select the place you want to add a gamepass to.
- Press Play (or F5) to ensure the game loads without errors.
Hello! In this video I show you how to add a gamepass by using the MarketplaceService API, but the initial creation happens on the Roblox website.
Step 2: Create the Gamepass on the Roblox Website
- Visit roblox.com/create while logged in.
- Under the Game Passes section, click Create New Game Pass.
- Select the game you’re working on from the dropdown menu.
- Upload an image (512 × 512 px recommended) that represents the pass.
- Enter a clear Name and an appealing Description that explains the benefit.
- Set the price in Robux. Remember that Roblox takes a 30% cut, so price accordingly.
- Press Create Game Pass. You’ll be taken to a page that shows the new pass’s ID in the URL (e.g., .../game-pass/123456
