If you’re on Roblox every day like I am, you already know how important Robux is. It’s basically what makes the platform fun—you use it for clothes, emotes, gamepasses, private servers, all of that. But unless you’re constantly buying gift cards or Premium, Robux can be hard to get.
I’m not gonna waste time talking about scams or fake generator sites—you should already know those are trash. Here’s how I (and most of my friends) actually earn Robux without dropping real money.
1. Premium Is Worth It (If You Can Get It)
Yeah, it costs money, but Premium gives you Robux every month and lets you sell stuff. If you’re trying to earn, it kinda pays for itself. I started with the cheapest plan and used it to start uploading clothes.
2. Making and Selling Clothes
If you’re even a little creative, this is solid. I’ve made shirts and pants using free design apps like Photopea or Canva. You upload it through the Create tab, set a price, and when people buy it, you get Robux. The trick is making something clean and actually promoting it—don’t just drop it and expect it to blow up.
3. Building Your Own Game
You don’t need to make the next Frontlines or Adopt Me. I made a small obby with some gamepasses and donation buttons and still got a few Robux just from random people playing it. Roblox Studio looks complicated, but you’ll get used to it if you mess around with tutorials on YouTube.
4. Affiliate Links (Yes, They Work)
Basically, Roblox gives you links for your creations, games, or even random catalog items. If someone uses your link and buys it, you get a cut. I’ve dropped my links in Discord servers and even got a few clicks on TikTok. It’s slow, but it adds up.
5. Trading Limiteds
This takes a little time to learn, but once you get it, it’s lowkey like flipping sneakers. Buy limited items when they drop or are cheap, then resell them when prices go up. You do need Premium to trade, though. It’s kind of like Roblox’s version of the stock market.
6. Helping Devs with Their Games
Not into making full games? Cool. Just help someone else. Some devs pay for building, UI, scripting, or even testing. I got paid like 300 Robux once just to help test a game and give feedback. Check Roblox Talent Hub or dev forums.
7. Events and Giveaways
Roblox runs events all the time—movie collabs, brand stuff, and sometimes they hand out free items or Robux codes. I’ve also won Robux in Discord giveaways from legit creators. Don’t bother with random Twitter accounts or people asking for your info. If it feels sketchy, it is.
8. Avoiding Dumb Mistakes
Just to say it again—don’t fall for “free Robux” websites. If it tells you to enter your username or download something, it’s fake. I’ve seen people lose their whole account over that. Only use the official Roblox site, and never give out your password.
Final Thoughts
There’s no secret cheat code to getting Robux. You just gotta put in a little time and actually use the tools Roblox gives you. Design some stuff, help a dev, learn Studio, trade smart—whatever fits how you play. If you’re already on Roblox every day like me, you might as well make it work for you.
