Roblox Asset ID Lookup
Identify any Roblox asset by ID - and convert decal IDs to the image IDs your scripts actually need.
Works with any asset: decals, images, audio, models, meshes, animations, plugins, and more. Paste the ID or the library page link.
What Is a Roblox Asset ID?
Every item uploaded to Roblox - images, decals, audio files, models, meshes, animations, clothing, plugins - gets a unique numeric asset ID. Developers reference these IDs constantly: in scripts (rbxassetid://123456789), in Studio property fields, in ImageLabels and Sounds and MeshParts. This tool takes any asset ID or library URL and shows you what it actually is: the asset's name, type, creator, upload dates, and a preview thumbnail.
Decal ID vs. Image ID - The Classic Gotcha
This trips up nearly every Roblox developer at some point. When you upload an image to Roblox, you get back a decal ID - but a decal is just a wrapper. The actual picture lives under a different image ID, and that's what ImageLabels, Textures, and most scripts need. Paste a decal ID into a GUI and you'll get a blank or broken image, with no error explaining why.
When you look up a decal with this tool, it automatically resolves and displays the underlying image ID alongside the decal ID - copy the image ID, use it in your script, and it just works.
Looking Up Audio, Models, and Other Assets
Sound IDs work the same way: paste an audio asset ID to see its title and creator before using it in a Sound instance. Note that since Roblox's 2022 audio privacy update, most audio is private to its uploader - public marketplace audio resolves normally, but private audio may return limited details or none at all. Model, mesh, animation, and plugin IDs all resolve with full details, which is handy for auditing what free models actually contain or verifying an ID from an old script before reusing it.
Frequently Asked Questions
rbxassetid://1234567890. This tool shows the ready-to-paste rbxassetid string for every asset you look up.