From your first prompt to Studio

Install once, connect when you work

1. Use a desktop computer with Roblox Studio. Download and install the free plugin. You don't need credits to install or update it.
2. Open your place in Studio and open Bloxsmith from the Plugins toolbar.
3. Sign in to UI Forge, open the Studio connection control, and enter its 8-character code in the plugin.
4. Confirm that Studio is connected before sending your finished UI to the place. Inspect and test it before publishing your game.

Start with one clear screen

Describe the screen's purpose, the exact labels and items, the style, and the devices it should fit. A focused brief is easier to review than an entire game's interface in one request.

Create an inventory screen for a fantasy game. Use a dark navy background with teal accents. Include tabs for All, Equipment, and Potions; six item cards; and a selected-item panel with an Equip button. Use readable labels and make it fit desktop and a narrow mobile screen. Generate the visual interface only.

Choose a preset for a new visual style. Use Adaptive mode when you already have a UI in Studio that you want to match. Browse more example briefs.

Refine what you have

In the same chat, say what should stay and what should change: “Keep the layout and colors. Increase the item labels and move the close button inside the header.” Follow-up messages are paid generations too. You can also make changes directly in Studio.

The generated interface is a starting point you can edit. Buttons, purchases, saved inventory, and other game behavior need game logic connected and tested separately.

A generation or connection went wrong

Studio disconnected or the UI did not arrive

Keep the place and plugin open. Reconnect with a fresh code from UI Forge, then check whether the completed result can be sent again. You do not need to request a new generation just to reconnect. Check StarterGui for the delivered ScreenGui.

The request stopped or showed an error

Check the conversation and generation history before sending another request. If a result completed, inspect that result first. If it failed, save the error text and approximate time for support. A new generation can incur a new charge.

An image or icon is missing

An uploaded Roblox asset can be unavailable or awaiting moderation, and its permissions must allow use in your place. Try an available library asset or provide its asset ID when reporting the problem. Avoid repeatedly paying for the same image request without checking the asset.

The plugin is missing or out of date

Follow the installation and update guide. Keep one plugin copy in the Plugins folder and restart Studio after replacing it.

Understand your credits

Creating an account and installing the plugin are free. Generations use prepaid credits. See current prices and top-ups.

The first preset generation uses frame pricing. Follow-up messages and Adaptive mode use token pricing, so the amount varies with the conversation and generated output. A temporary balance hold can appear while a request runs.

When the server records a generation as failed, its generation charge is released. A connection interruption alone does not tell you its final status. A completed result that needs visual edits is different from a failed request; contact support if something looks wrong with the charge.

Get help with your account or generation

Open Support in your profile to create a ticket or read an existing reply. Include the affected conversation, what you expected, what happened, and any error text. This helps us investigate the specific result.

Add a notification email in the Support section if you want email updates about replies. You can always read the conversation in your profile.

Sign in with the account used for the generation.