To equip multiple accessories in Roblox, open the browser Avatar editor and select owned accessories, or use Advanced in an accessory category to enter asset IDs for up to 10 items. Standard selection works within category limits, while Advanced allows combinations beyond those limits, including more than three hats. You can also equip compatible accessories individually through the phone or tablet app.
The short version
- Standard combinations: Select owned accessory icons in the browser editor, where highlighting shows what you have equipped.
- More accessories: Enter accessory asset IDs in Advanced for up to 10 items.
- Phone controls: Open an accessory through Inventory and set Wear This to Yes.
- Preview refresh: Select Redraw beneath the browser preview when an accessory change fails to appear.
| Option | Where to use it | What you can do |
|---|---|---|
| Standard accessory selection | Desktop browser | Equip owned items within category limits |
| Advanced asset IDs | Browser Avatar Editor | Enter up to 10 items, including combinations beyond normal category limits |
| Accessory replacement | Browser Avatar Editor | Swap an equipped item and refresh the preview |
| Inventory selection | Roblox phone app | Equip compatible accessories individually |
| Tablet customization | Roblox tablet app | Tap Me or Avatar to select accessories |
| Desktop site request | Chrome on Android | Use the browser editor if it is available |
| Controller shortcut | Roblox Xbox One app | Open the editor with Y |
| Experience avatar editor | Experiences with avatar editing and saving | Assemble an appearance and save it through the experience’s integration |
Equip accessories in the browser editor
In a desktop browser, sign in at the Roblox Avatar Editor, then select Avatar in the navigation menu. Use the editor’s pull-down menus to open an accessory category. Select the icon of an accessory you own to equip it.
A highlighted icon means the accessory is equipped. Open other accessory categories and select the additional items you want to wear, staying within the editor’s category limits.
Add more accessories with Advanced
To go beyond normal category limits, open Avatar and choose an accessory category. Select Advanced in the lower-right corner. Enter the numeric asset IDs of the accessories you want to wear.
You get each asset ID from the numeric portion of that accessory’s Marketplace URL. Repeat with the other accessories you want in the combination. Roblox allows up to 10 items through this control, including combinations with more than three hats.
Replace an accessory or fix the preview
To replace an equipped accessory, open Avatar > Recent in the browser editor, or open the relevant accessory category. Select the highlighted icon of the accessory you want to take off. Then select the replacement accessory.
Unequipping an item changes what you are wearing; it does not increase the accessory limit. If the preview fails to reflect your change, select Redraw beneath it.
Equip accessories in the phone app
In the Roblox phone app, tap More > Inventory. Choose Category and Subcategory, then select the image of the accessory you want. Set Wear This to Yes to equip it.
Repeat those steps for additional compatible accessories. To take one off, open its inventory entry and set Wear This to No. For combinations beyond normal category limits, use the browser editor’s Advanced control.
Select accessories on a tablet
In the Roblox tablet app, tap More, then tap Me. Roblox is rolling out this page name by region. If your region has not received the change, tap Avatar instead.
Select the accessories you want to wear, using the same item-selection approach as the browser editor. When you need the Advanced asset ID method, use the desktop browser steps.
Open the browser editor through Android Chrome
On an Android phone or tablet, open roblox.com in Chrome and sign in. Open Chrome’s More menu, then select Desktop site. Navigate to the Roblox Avatar editor.
If the editor is available, use the browser accessory-selection steps, including Advanced when that control is present. Requesting the desktop site does not guarantee access to Advanced in every mobile browser. If you cannot reach the editor or that control, continue in a desktop browser.
Open the editor on Xbox One
Sign in to the Roblox Xbox One app and navigate to Avatar. Press Y on your controller to open the Avatar Editor. For the asset ID procedure, continue in a desktop browser, open an accessory category and select Advanced.
Use an editor inside an experience
Enter an experience that includes an avatar editor, then assemble your accessory combination using its controls. The menu path depends on the experience. If the experience includes Roblox’s avatar-saving integration, it can offer to save the appearance to your account.
Saving an appearance inside an experience does not guarantee that combinations exceeding category limits will transfer. For those combinations, use the browser editor’s Advanced control.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a Roblox accessory asset ID look like?
An asset ID is a number, such as 62234425 for Brown Hair. In the item’s Marketplace address, that number appears between /catalog/ and /Brown-Hair.
Can Android Chrome keep using desktop mode?
Yes, you can set a persistent preference in Chrome on Android. Open More > Settings > Site settings > Desktop site, then select Desktop site. This preference still does not guarantee access to Roblox’s Advanced control.
Does saving an avatar inside an experience give you its accessories?
No, saving an appearance does not grant ownership of items you do not own. The experience’s avatar-saving integration saves the appearance without giving you those accessories.
Can an experience save a combination as an outfit?
Yes, an experience that implements Roblox’s outfit-saving integration can offer to save an outfit. That is a separate option from saving the appearance as your account avatar, and the controls depend on the experience.