Most Gen Z users reported that styling their Roblox avatar was more important to them than styling themselves in the physical world.

In a new survey, Roblox asked Gen Z users to describe how they express themselves in the metaverse. It found that avatars and digital fashion are hugely important to Gen Z, sometimes even more ...

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Roblox is about to let users sell custom-made avatar bodies and heads Roblox is offering a new way for creators to make money off the virtual goods they create.

The newly announced Roblox avatar updates aim to inject both more customization and more realism into the blocky Lego-like looks that are synonymous with the platform now.

Roblox is allowing UGC program members to create and sell avatar bodies and heads, giving users more options to express their identity.

Roblox has a new face-tracking feature, which allows avatars to move their lips mirroring the player’s. Players are using it to make memes and viral videos on TikTok.

Roblox said it is rolling out voice chat for those who are 13 and older on its user-generated content platform.

In most Roblox games, your character is, well, just a block. But in Dress to Impress, users play as a highly customizable model, which appeals to the fashion-obsessed.

Roblox is evolving its avatar system to allow users to create avatars that match their unique preferences, best summarized as personalized and expressive avatars.

The Roblox app will capture the movements of 40 points on the user’s face, then use that data to give expressions to the user's Roblox avatar that accurately convey their emotions.