Roblox image ID list: The best decals to use in the game

21st February 2023

ROBLOX is a big hit with players, mostly due to the high level of customisation there is in the game’s world.

One of the ways you can do this is by downloading decals and adding them to the world.

Rick Astley is a popular decal.

However, it can be hard to find the best decals, and how to add them to your inventory.

Here is a full list of the best Roblox image IDs and how to add them to your account.

How do you find the image ID on Roblox?

There are thousands of images in Roblox that can be used as decals to decorate your world.

However, if you have a unique idea you want to use, you can upload your own image to use.

You can upload your image by going to the Roblox Creator Dashboard > Development Items > Decals.

The image can be uploaded here, and you can then choose whether you want it to be published on the marketplace for others to use.

To find the image ID to share your image with your friends, you need to be using Roblox on PC.

When you go to your inventory, and click on the decal you want to share, you will find the image id in the URL.

The image ID is the long number that follows https://www.roblox.com/library/ in the URL.

In order to find a decal from the image ID, you need to first make sure you’re logged in to Roblox on your PC.

Then enter https://www.roblox.com/library/ into your address bar, followed by the image ID.

For example, if you want the ‘Help me Rickroll’ decal, the image ID is 6403436082. So you would enter https://www.roblox.com/library/6403436082.

Once you click ‘Get’ the decal will be added to your inventory.

Most Roblox decals are free to download and use, so get as many as you like.

New decals are uploaded into Roblox every day, and so it would be impossible to list every one here.

However, we’ve found 15 of our favourites to share with you.

Follow the steps above to get these decals added to your inventory.

If you want to customise your Roblox world, check out our full list of Roblox face IDs.

Written by Georgina Young on behalf of GLHF.