How to Make a Group on Roblox (Create a Community)

To create a group on Roblox, use Communities. Sign in, open the Communities section, choose Create, then enter a name, description and emblem, configure who can join and complete the purchase. Roblox currently lists a 100 Robux one-time creation fee per community and says eligible accounts may create up to 100 communities. These are platform rules rather than prices controlled by Pearl Lemon Games.

The current official steps and limits are in Roblox Support: How to Create a Community. Older guides may still refer to Groups; Roblox now uses Communities in the interface.

Create a Roblox Community: Step by Step

1. Log in. Use your own Roblox account through the official website or app.
2. Find Communities. On the website, use the navigation panel. In the app, look under More (•••) or the navigation options for your device.
3. Select Create. Review the one-time Robux charge and your account’s eligibility before continuing.
4. Set a clear name. Use a name that identifies your actual group; avoid impersonation or names that may breach Roblox’s naming or brand rules.
5. Add a useful description and emblem. Explain what the community is for and who it welcomes. Only upload imagery you own or have rights to use.
6. Choose community entry settings. Decide whether people can join openly or whether membership should require approval.
7. Complete creation and review the new page. Double-check what other users can see, then configure roles and moderation.

Public vs Private Roblox Communities

The exact options and permissions depend on Roblox’s current interface and your account status. Avoid assuming a community is private merely because it has few members: inspect its actual entry and visibility settings.

How to Invite Friends and Build a Useful Community

Share the official community page using methods Roblox permits, and give members a reason to participate: clear rules, helpful updates, game announcements or organised feedback. Do not collect passwords, request personal contact information from minors or promise free Robux in exchange for joining.

Creators running a game community can offer updates about major changes, explain where to report bugs, and use Roblox’s approved moderation and communication features. For community safety, see Roblox’s guidance for community owners.

A Community Is Not the Same as a Roblox Experience

A Community organises members and communication. An experience is the playable game built and published using Roblox Studio. You can have a group of fans before building a game, and you can publish a game without making a Community first. A Community does not automatically create gameplay mechanics, server infrastructure or a digital item economy.

If you are building a game alongside your community, read our Roblox game pass guide and obby game examples.

Managing Roles, Moderation and Member Trust

• Set written rules that match Roblox’s Community Standards and the purpose of the community.
• Give administrative permissions only to people who actually need them.
• Review member reports consistently and keep the group welcoming.
• Don’t assume third-party plugins can override Roblox’s safety or age controls.
• Revisit entry, role and communication settings as the group grows.

Frequently Asked Questions