Image-to-Video Reference
Upload an avatar, game scene, toy character, or blocky illustration so the generator has a clear visual anchor before it creates motion.
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Use the Roblox AI video generator to animate blocky characters, obstacle-course ideas, avatar reveals, game thumbnails, and toy-like social clips from a reference image. The generator starts with a Kling 3.0 image-to-video workflow, vertical framing, sound enabled, and a prompt tuned to preserve the Roblox-style geometry instead of turning the character into a realistic human.
The template keeps the visual language playful, blocky, and game-like while using a real video generation workflow.
Upload an avatar, game scene, toy character, or blocky illustration so the generator has a clear visual anchor before it creates motion.
The prompt tells the model to keep toy-like proportions, readable outfit colors, and game-style materials instead of drifting toward realistic human anatomy.
The default 9:16, five-second setup is meant for TikTok, Shorts, Reels, Discord previews, and quick content tests.
Use simple motion prompts and one strong reference image for the best results.
Upload a clean avatar image and ask for a wave, turn, jump, or pose change. Keep the background simple so the model spends more attention on the character and less on complex scenery.
Animate an AvatarDescribe one clear action such as jumping across platforms, sliding past lasers, or running toward the camera. A focused action prompt reduces drift and makes the Roblox AI video feel more like a real game moment.
Create Obby Motion
Generate a short loop for a game update post, thumbnail background, or community announcement. Use a vertical aspect ratio for social feeds or switch to 16:9 when you need a wider hero visual.
Make a Game Clip
How to get cleaner Roblox-style animation from a reference image.
This page is configured for image-to-video because Roblox-style visuals work better when the model sees a reference avatar or scene.
Use a clean avatar render, game screenshot, blocky character image, toy figure, or thumbnail draft. Avoid low-resolution screenshots with tiny characters.
Yes. Add a short prompt that describes one action, such as jumping, waving, running, turning, dancing, or moving through an obstacle course.
Without that instruction, video models may make the character more realistic. The template tells the model to preserve the recognizable Roblox-like shape.
Yes. The default is 9:16 for social clips, but the template lets you switch to 16:9 or 1:1 before generating.
Upload a blocky character or game image, describe one motion, and generate a short social-ready video.