Help & FAQ

Effective date: September 27, 2025

Welcome! This page is your complete guide to using IDRoblox.com and getting the most out of Roblox IDs for images, decals, photos, pictures; sing, song, and audio; and working game codes. You’ll learn how to search, filter, copy, and apply IDs in Roblox, how our verification works, how to report issues or contribute new IDs, and what to do when things don’t work.

Quick note: IDRoblox.com indexes numeric IDs and links to official Roblox asset pages. We do not host or stream copyrighted content and are not affiliated with or endorsed by Roblox. See /terms-privacy/ for details.

How to find what you need

Use the global search

At the top of every page you’ll find the global search with tabs for All, Music, Decals/Images, and Codes.

  • Type a few specific words: artist, song title, genre, game name, mood, theme, or year.
  • Our search is accent-insensitive and supports AND-style matching: multiple words will narrow results.
  • Try targeted phrases like:
    • lofi beats 2025, anime poster 1024x1024, king legacy code 2x exp.

Filter and sort

  • On hub and collection pages, use filters (e.g., Artist, Genre, Mood, Theme, Game) and quick sort (Newest, Most Copied, Recently Verified).

Copy in one click

  • Every listing has a Copy ID button. You can also open the View on Roblox link to confirm the official asset page.

Collections worth bookmarking

  • Top Roblox Music IDs (refreshed regularly)
  • New and Trending Decals (themes like anime, nature, UI elements)
  • Latest Working Codes for popular Roblox games

What each ID type means (and where it’s used)

  • Music / Audio IDs: numbers that reference audio assets you can play in Roblox Studio or in experiences that support custom music.
  • Image / Decal IDs: numbers that reference images you can put on parts (as decals) or GUIs (ImageLabel/ImageButton). We say “images, decals, photos, pictures” to reflect common user terms.
  • Game Codes: redeemable strings provided by specific Roblox games. They’re not asset IDs; they’re inputs inside an in-game code menu (e.g., to get boosts or items). Availability is controlled by each game.

Tip: Don’t confuse Asset IDs with User IDs, Place IDs, or Game Pass IDs. On IDRoblox, when we say “ID,” we mean Roblox asset numbers for audio or images, or redeemable codes for games.

How to use IDs inside Roblox

Audio IDs

  1. Open Roblox Studio and your place.
  2. Insert a Sound object (e.g., under Workspace or inside a part).
  3. In Properties, set SoundId to: rbxassetid://YOUR_AUDIO_ID
  4. Toggle Playing to true (or use a script) and adjust Volume and Looped if needed.
  5. Test with Play.

Example (script):

local sound = Instance.new("Sound")
sound.SoundId = "rbxassetid://1234567890" -- your audio ID
sound.Volume = 0.7
sound.Looped = true
sound.Parent = workspace
sound:Play()

Note: Some audio assets may be private, muted, or region-limited. That’s controlled by the asset owner and Roblox policies. If an audio ID doesn’t play, see the Troubleshooting section.

Image/Decal IDs (parts and GUIs)

Apply as a decal on a part

  1. Insert a Part in Studio.
  2. Insert a Decal as a child of the part.
  3. In Properties, set Texture (or TextureId) to: rbxassetid://YOUR_IMAGE_ID
  4. Rotate or resize the part as needed.

Use in a GUI

  1. Add a ScreenGui to StarterGui.
  2. Insert an ImageLabel (or ImageButton).
  3. Set Image to rbxassetid://YOUR_IMAGE_ID.
  4. Adjust ScaleType, Size, and BackgroundTransparency.

Working game codes (inside games)

Each game decides where and when you can redeem codes. Common pattern:

  1. Launch the game.
  2. Look for a Twitter / Codes / Settings icon or a Shop panel.
  3. Paste the code, confirm, and check the on-screen result.
  4. Codes may expire or require you to join a group, reach a certain level, or be in a specific server version.

We publish “working codes” that were verified recently, but games can disable or change codes at any time.

How to read a listing on IDRoblox

Each card or detail page typically includes:

  • Title (e.g., Song – Artist or Theme – Image).
  • Copy ID button (copies the numeric ID).
  • View on Roblox (opens the official asset page).
  • Last verified date (how recently our team or community checked it).
  • Status: Public, Private, Muted, Removed, or Unknown.
  • Tags: genre, mood, theme, resolution, year, BPM (audio), or game (codes).
  • Notes: clean/explicit, loopable, recommended volume, suggested use (e.g., background, UI icon).

What our verification badges mean?

  • Verified recently: Checked within the past few weeks; expected to work in normal conditions.
  • Private: The asset owner set the item to private; you won’t be able to use it unless permitted by the owner.
  • Muted: The audio asset exists but does not play (often due to moderation or rights issues).
  • Removed/Content Deleted: The asset was taken down or is no longer available.
  • Re-verify needed: We haven’t checked it in a while; results may vary.

You can help keep the index accurate via /report/.

Contribute, correct, or report

  • Submit a new ID (images, decals, photos, pictures; sing, song, audio; working codes): use /submit/ or email [email protected] with the numeric ID, title, tags, and the official Roblox asset link.
  • Report a broken ID: use /report/ with the ID, where you tested (Studio or specific experience), and what happened (private, muted, removed, no sound/thumbnail).
  • Correct metadata: tell us the ID, current text, and your proposed fix with a credible source.
  • DMCA / copyright: rights holders can send a valid DMCA request (see /report/ and /dmca/).
  • Security or abuse: email [email protected] (responsible disclosure appreciated).

Troubleshooting (common issues & fixes)

Audio plays in Studio but not in a game

  • The experience may restrict custom audio, or the asset may be private to the owner.
  • Try another server or private server; sometimes assets fail to load temporarily.
  • Ensure your script timing gives the asset time to load before :Play().
  • Check volume, SoundGroup, and distance/rolloff if parented to a 3D object.

Audio is muted or says “Content Deleted”

  • This usually indicates moderation or rights restrictions. The ID is no longer playable globally.
  • Look for an alternative ID (e.g., a clean or licensed version).
  • If it worked before and suddenly stopped, see the listing’s status and Last verified date.

Image/Decal doesn’t appear

  • Confirm the ID is correct and you’re using Texture/TextureId (part decals) or Image (GUI) with rbxassetid://.
  • Studio may cache assets; try closing and reopening the place or clearing cache.
  • The asset may be moderated or flagged; check the View on Roblox page.

The “Copy ID” button doesn’t copy

  • Some mobile browsers block clipboard without interaction. Tap the button firmly or long-press to copy manually.
  • If you use an in-app browser (e.g., from a social app), open the page in Chrome, Safari, or your default browser.

Working game code shows “invalid”

  • Codes are game-specific and time-limited; the developer may have expired or paused it.
  • Make sure you entered the code exactly (avoid extra spaces, check case sensitivity).
  • Some games require joining a group or reaching a level before redeeming.

“Private” but I can view the asset page

  • You may view the page, but using the asset in other experiences can still be blocked if permissions are restricted.
  • Only the asset owner or permitted users/experiences can load private assets.

I found a better title or higher resolution image

  • Great! Send it via /report/ with the ID, your proposed change, and a link to the official asset page.

Why do some IDs suddenly stop working?

  • Owner changes (switch to private, delete, replace).
  • Moderation decisions (muted audio, content deleted).
  • Game updates (code systems change, old codes removed).
  • Platform updates (loading rules, latency, or caching).

Known limitations (beyond our control)

  • Asset privacy, moderation, and playback rules are controlled by Roblox and asset owners.
  • Regional or server-specific behavior can differ.
  • Game codes are entirely controlled by each game developer.

Using IDRoblox features effectively

Smart search habits

  • Combine specific keywords: artist + song + year, anime + banner + UI, blox fruits + code.
  • Use the tabs to narrow to Music, Decals/Images, or Codes quickly.
  • Try synonyms: “poster” vs “wall art,” “lofi” vs “chill.”

Read the notes

  • If a listing mentions “loopable,” “best at volume 0.5,” or “UI-friendly,” it’s a hint from testing. For images, notes like “1024×1024” or “transparent corners” matter for UI.

Curated collections

  • Collections save time. Instead of guessing random IDs, start from Top, Trending, or Newly Verified lists.

(Optional) Tools you’ll often see

  • ID Validator: quickly checks format and fetches the Roblox page.
  • Multi-ID Copier: copy several IDs into your clipboard or a simple list.
  • Playlist Builder: draft a set of audio IDs for a given mood and export notes.

Accessibility & performance tips

  • Keyboard: Tab through interactive elements; Enter to trigger Copy ID.
  • Screen readers: Cards and buttons include labels; the View on Roblox link is explicit.
  • Contrast & motion: We target strong contrast and minimal motion. If you spot issues, tell us at /report/.
  • Mobile data: Thumbnails are lazy-loaded; lists paginate with Load more to reduce bandwidth.

Privacy and safety basics

  • You can use the site without an account.
  • Reports and submissions only collect what you send (e.g., email, ID numbers, screenshots).
  • We use analytics and cookies to improve performance and measure usage. See /terms-privacy/ for opt-outs, retention, and your rights.

Legal & brand reminders

  • We present numeric IDs and link to official Roblox asset pages.
  • We do not host or stream copyrighted files.
  • Not affiliated with or endorsed by Roblox.
  • Rights holders can send valid notices via /report/ or /dmca/; we review and honor legitimate requests promptly.

Glossary (quick reference)

  • Asset ID: The number pointing to a specific audio or image on Roblox.
  • Decal: An image applied to a part’s surface.
  • TextureId / Image: The property where you paste the image ID for parts/GUI.
  • Sound / SoundId: The object and property used for audio playback.
  • Muted: The asset exists but is not playable (typically moderation).
  • Private: The asset is restricted by its owner.
  • Working code: A redeemable string active inside a specific game at the time of verification.
  • Verify: Our process of checking whether a listed ID or code currently works.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1. What is a Roblox ID?
A numeric identifier for an asset on Roblox (audio or image). Paste it as rbxassetid://ID in Studio, or use it where supported in games.

Q2. Why doesn’t an audio ID play?
It may be muted, private, removed, or restricted in your context. Check the listing status, try again later, or look for alternatives.

Q3. An image ID shows nothing—what now?
Confirm you set Texture/TextureId (for parts) or Image (for GUIs) to rbxassetid://ID. If it’s moderated or private, it won’t load.

Q4. What does “Last verified” mean?
When our team or community last checked the asset or code. It’s not a guarantee—owners and games can change settings any time.

Q5. Can you re-upload audio or images for me?
No. We don’t host or stream files. We list numeric IDs and link to the official asset pages only.

Q6. How do I redeem a game code?
Open the game, find the Codes or Settings menu, paste the code exactly, and confirm. Each game has its own rules and expiry.

Q7. Can I request removal of an ID listing?
If you are a rights holder or authorized agent, send a DMCA request via /report/ or /dmca/ with the required details.

Q8. Are you part of Roblox?
No. We’re an independent fan site, not affiliated with or endorsed by Roblox.

Q9. Why do you sometimes show multiple IDs for the same song or image?
Different uploads, versions, or owners. We try to label the best working option and tag alternatives.

Q10. Do you check everything yourselves?
We verify as much as possible and invite community reports. Verification status is shown on each listing.

Q11. Can I submit my own IDs?
Yes—use /submit/ with the numeric ID, a clear title/description, tags, and the official asset link.

Q12. Do you support non-English content?
We primarily publish in English. If an asset has non-English metadata, we normalize for search and may include tags in English.

Q13. My clipboard doesn’t work on mobile—help!
Open the site in your default browser (not an in-app viewer) and tap Copy ID. Long-press and copy manually if needed.

Q14. Can I bulk download your database?
No. Our content is for end-users to find IDs quickly. Contact us for any research or partnership needs.

Q15. Do you keep logs of my searches?
We use privacy-minded analytics to improve features and detect abuse. See /terms-privacy/ for retention and your rights.

Q16. How do I report spam, harassment, or impersonation?
Use /report/ with URLs and screenshots. We’ll review and take action under our Community Guidelines.

Q17. My game code worked yesterday but not today—why?
Game developers control codes. They can expire or change rules without notice.

Q18. Can I request new features (e.g., playlist builder)?
Absolutely—email [email protected] or drop a suggestion via /report/.

Q19. Will you translate this site?
We may add languages based on demand. If you need localization for a specific collection, tell us.

Q20. How do I delete information I submitted?
Email [email protected] with the details. If there’s no legal need to retain it, we’ll delete or anonymize.

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Reminder: IDRoblox.com helps Roblox gamers discover, filter, and copy Roblox IDs for images, decals, photos, pictures; sing, song, and audio; and working codes, with clear usage tips and periodic verification. We’re independent, not affiliated with Roblox, and we do not host or stream copyrighted content.

Last updated: September 27, 2025