Roblox Catalog Avatar Creator

Catalog Avatar Creator is a Roblox avatar customization and fashion experience, where players can actually try on, mix, and save some outfits using catalog items like accessories, clothing, bundles, and animations. This game is developed by itsMuneeeb and has reached 4.6B+ visits with active updates. The total number of favorites are about 4.36M+ and more than 114k+ peak concurrent players joined in sessions. Server size is 24 and Genre is avatar shopping & social. The more outfits you create, the more you can explore and experiment with styles, which allows you to save, load, and purchase avatar looks for your Roblox character. The game also supports outfit saving, community-created outfit browsing, and a shopping cart system for bulk purchasing. As of now, there are no active codes for Catalog Avatar Creator, and progression mainly comes through trying, saving, and buying items from the Roblox catalog.

Catalog Avatar Creator

Catalog Avatar Creator
Status	Active
Active Players	69,363
Favorites	4.36+M
Visits	4.6B+
Created	7/3/2021
Server Size	24
Genre	Shopping
Subgenre	Avatar Shopping

Catalog Avatar Creator Codes (Active)

As of now, there are no codes which can be used to redeem rewards. We will update here, whenever codes were released by Game Authors.

How to Redeem Codes in Catalog Avatar Creator

Here’s the step-by-step:

1. Launch Roblox and open Catalog Avatar Creator
2. Look for the Chat icon, usually at the top left of the screen
3. Click or open the Chat / text box
4. Type the command /redeem <CODE> (replace <CODE> with the active code, e.g. /redeem MASCOTCopy)
5. Press Enter to submit
6. If the code is valid and active, you should receive the reward (e.g. item) automatically

Alternate method (community outfits / outfit codes):

• Some users say for outfit / community outfit codes, instead of /redeem, you go to Community Outfits button/menu, then input the outfit code there.
• On PC, the “Community Outfits” option may appear in the UI (for outfit codes) rather than via chat.

Core Mechanics / Features & How It Works

Catalog & Item Interaction

• CAC lets users try on many avatar/catalog items (free preview) — includes accessories, hats, limited items, hair combos, bundles, animation packs, etc.
• There is an item ID input function: you can input the Roblox item’s ID to spawn / try / purchase that item inside the experience.
• Purchases made while inside CAC go to your Roblox inventory and are usable in all other Roblox games.
• CAC supports browsing and trying community-created outfits. The catalog of community outfits is massive (tens of millions).
• Users can save avatar outfits they build inside CAC and later re-load them.
• CAC offers interface settings changes such as walking speed, map, time of day, gravity, etc., within the experience (for aesthetic / user preference).

Updates & Recent Additions

• Bulk Purchasing / Cart Feature: CAC introduced the ability to purchase an entire outfit at once (i.e. multiple items together) leveraging Roblox’s Bulk Purchase API.
• Shopping Carts: A cart system was added so you can save items first, then buy all together, instead of one by one.
• These updates improve convenience and reduce friction for users assembling multi-piece avatars.

Experiential / Event Features

• The Hunt: CAC ran an event called The Hunt: First Edition where the experience temporarily shifted genres to include combat / competitive modes.
• Players joined clans (Redcliff Knights, Korblox Empire, The Overseers, Knights of the Splintered Skies) inspired by classic Roblox bundles.
• Game modes: Capture The Flag, Team Deathmatch. Players were given swords, bows, healing staff, etc.
• The event tied back into Roblox’s lore / cosmetics (classic catalog era) as part of time-travel / nostalgia theme.
• This shows that CAC isn’t just an avatar editor — it can flex genre / event mechanics when needed.

Strengths, Challenges & Community Feedback

Strengths

• Huge user base and network effects: many users already know / use CAC, so new users tend to adopt it.
• Low friction avatar customization: preview, mix & match, save, then purchase.
• Community content integration: letting users contribute outfits helps engagement and content growth.
• Frequent updates / improvements (bulk purchase, cart) show active development and responsiveness.
• Brand / identity: “Catalog Avatar Creator” is literally descriptive, making it easy to discover.
• It won awards and has strong brand positioning in Roblox’s avatar / fashion ecosystem.

Challenges & Weaknesses

• Loading / performance issues: Some users report that CAC fails to load or is laggy, especially on mobile or weaker devices. > “The app literally freezes … not only today … maybe device / server issue.
• Device compatibility: Some users suspect the game may be less stable on mobile.
• High resource usage (lots of catalog items, graphics) could strain low-end hardware.
• Because it's so central / big, it draws comparison / competition: other catalog / avatar editors exist, but CAC’s dominance is reinforced by its user base. A Reddit user asked: “What made them stand so far ahead of every catalog game?
• User interface usability: from Reddit tips, accessory editing (e.g. positioning, layering) can be tricky:  > “Find a body accessory (front Back Waist doesn’t matter). Tilt your torso to your liking and then edit the accessory — don’t try editing after a pose change.
• The community-created outfit system has capacity limits / constraints (e.g. max capacity of outfits) — a trivia note says “the outfits has a maximum capacity of 4067.

Trivia & Interesting Details

• Default gravity value in CAC is 196, which is ~20× real Earth gravity (9.8) in m/s² units (i.e. it’s stylized / exaggerated).
• CAC is categorized under “Avatar Shopping” in recent updates to Roblox genres.
• The default “Maturity” level for the experience is Minimal (i.e. safe / general).
• CAC was once featured in The Hunt (Roblox event) and integrated event mechanics with its system.