Skins & Avatars Clothes Maker

Skins Clothes Maker for Roblox

A new version of Skins Clothes Maker for Roblox has appeared on the Android storefront, bumping the app to version 1.3.0. The previous version was 1.2.0, so this is a meaningful increment.

The update text points to new templates being added. That's the headline change, based on what's surfaced so far. For an app built around creating custom Roblox clothing—shirts, pants, skins—template additions are the bread and butter. More starting points means less staring at a blank canvas.

I've watched this category of app for a while. The challenge is always the same: making design accessible on a phone screen. Templates lower the barrier. If you've ever tried to draw a shirt template from scratch on a 6-inch display, you know why this matters.

The app is developed by Pixelvoid Games Ltd, and it's free with ads. The Google Play listing shows it's been downloaded around 4.9K times recently, which is modest but suggests a niche but active user base. Language support is broad—over twenty languages, including English, German, Russian, Korean, Chinese, and Arabic.

What's less clear is whether this is a server-side switch or a full store rollout. The version bump is confirmed, but the exact timing of when all users see it depends on Google's staggered release system. Some users may get it today, others in a week.

The iOS version appears to be at 1.0.3, which is notably behind. Cross-platform parity isn't guaranteed here.

One thing worth noting: the app's description emphasizes creating "clothes for your avatar and load into the game." That's the core loop. You design, you export, you wear. The template additions should make that loop faster.

If you've been using the 1.2.0 version and found the preset options limited, this update is probably worth grabbing. If you're new, the expanded template library makes it a better starting point than before.

I'd like to see more detail on what specific templates were added—shirt styles, pants cuts, pattern types. But the public sources only confirm the version change and the template addition at a high level. That's the honest limit of what we know right now.