Catalog Avatar Creator's commands are shortcuts you type straight into the chat bar: no menus, no buttons, just a slash and a word. They cover everything from swapping your avatar's body type to jumping into a private server to spawning a copy of yourself standing next to you. None of them show up in any tutorial, so most players learn them by accident or by asking.
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Command Type
Avatar Customization
These commands change your avatar's appearance or body type for the current session. The look applies only while you're in the game. It does not carry over to your Roblox avatar editor when you leave. Commands like /headless and /korblox replicate premium Roblox limited items so you can see how they look on your avatar before (or instead of) spending Robux.
Toggle Headless
Toggles a headless look inside Catalog Avatar Creator.
- Command
- /headless
- Parameter
- -
Toggle Korblox Right Leg
Toggles the Korblox right leg look inside the game.
- Command
- /korblox
- Parameter
- -
Toggle Korblox Left Leg
Toggles the Korblox left leg variant inside the game.
- Command
- /korblox2
- Parameter
- -
Switch to R6
Switches your avatar to the classic R6 body type.
- Command
- /r6
- Parameter
- -
Switch to R15
Switches your avatar to the modern R15 body type.
- Command
- /r15
- Parameter
- -
Toggle Super Super Happy Face
Toggles the Super Super Happy Face look inside the game.
- Command
- /sshf
- Parameter
- -
| Name | Description | Command | Parameter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Toggle Headless | Toggles a headless look inside Catalog Avatar Creator. | /headless | - |
| Toggle Korblox Right Leg | Toggles the Korblox right leg look inside the game. | /korblox | - |
| Toggle Korblox Left Leg | Toggles the Korblox left leg variant inside the game. | /korblox2 | - |
| Switch to R6 | Switches your avatar to the classic R6 body type. | /r6 | - |
| Switch to R15 | Switches your avatar to the modern R15 body type. | /r15 | - |
| Toggle Super Super Happy Face | Toggles the Super Super Happy Face look inside the game. | /sshf | - |
Command Type
Utility
Spawn Booth
Spawns a display booth with editable text.
- Command
- /booth
- Parameter
- -
Set Speed
Sets your avatar movement speed to the number you enter.
- Command
- /speed [number]
- Parameter
- Number
Spawn Clone
Spawns a static copy of your avatar.
- Command
- /clone
- Parameter
- -
Spawn NPC
Spawns an autonomous moving copy of your avatar.
- Command
- /npc
- Parameter
- -
View Own Profile
Opens or shows your own Roblox profile view.
- Command
- /self
- Parameter
- -
Show Avatar Reference
Shows an avatar reference view.
- Command
- /ref
- Parameter
- -
Clear Chat
Clears the chat history from your view.
- Command
- /clear
- Parameter
- -
| Name | Description | Command | Parameter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spawn Booth | Spawns a display booth with editable text. | /booth | - |
| Set Speed | Sets your avatar movement speed to the number you enter. | /speed [number] | Number |
| Spawn Clone | Spawns a static copy of your avatar. | /clone | - |
| Spawn NPC | Spawns an autonomous moving copy of your avatar. | /npc | - |
| View Own Profile | Opens or shows your own Roblox profile view. | /self | - |
| Show Avatar Reference | Shows an avatar reference view. | /ref | - |
| Clear Chat | Clears the chat history from your view. | /clear | - |
Command Type
Display & Info
Toggle FPS Counter
Toggles the FPS counter display.
- Command
- /fps
- Parameter
- -
Toggle Version Label
Toggles the game version label.
- Command
- /version
- Parameter
- -
Enable Portrait Mode
Enables Portrait Mode, mostly useful on mobile screens.
- Command
- /portrait
- Parameter
- -
List All Commands
Shows the in-game command list.
- Command
- /cmds
- Parameter
- -
| Name | Description | Command | Parameter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Toggle FPS Counter | Toggles the FPS counter display. | /fps | - |
| Toggle Version Label | Toggles the game version label. | /version | - |
| Enable Portrait Mode | Enables Portrait Mode, mostly useful on mobile screens. | /portrait | - |
| List All Commands | Shows the in-game command list. | /cmds | - |
Command Type
Code Redemption
The /redeem command is separate from the avatar command system. It takes a promo code as an argument and grants a cosmetic item directly to your Roblox account. Replace the bracketed placeholder with the actual code string when you type it.
Redeem Code
Redeems a promo code such as MASCOT for a cosmetic reward.
- Command
- /redeem [code]
- Parameter
- Code
| Name | Description | Command | Parameter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Redeem Code | Redeems a promo code such as MASCOT for a cosmetic reward. | /redeem [code] | Code |
The commands the game never tells you about
Every command works the same way: open the chat bar, type the command exactly as shown (including the /), and press Enter. There are no permission levels because all commands are available to every player from the moment they join.
The fastest command to memorize first is /cmds. Type it in-game and the full command list appears in your chat window, handy if you want a quick reminder without leaving the game.
Avatar Customization, session-only changes
Commands like /headless, /korblox, and /sshf let you try on Roblox items that normally cost thousands of Robux. The catch: they only apply within your current session. When you leave the game, your avatar goes back to normal, and nothing saves to your Roblox avatar editor. That makes these commands useful for screenshots and outfit comparisons, not permanent customization.
/r6 and /r15 switch your body type. R6 uses six joints and has the classic blocky Roblox look. R15 uses fifteen joints and works better with layered clothing and modern animations. Most players stick with R15, but if you're building an old-school outfit, /r6 makes it look right.
Staging your avatar with Utility commands
/booth drops a display booth in front of you with a text field you can edit. It's the go-to for showing off an outfit to other players in the same server. /clone spawns a static copy of your avatar that stands still, handy for side-by-side outfit comparisons. /npc does the same thing but the copy walks around on its own.
/speed takes a number after it, like /speed 50. There's no documented limit on how high or low you can go, so experiment. Fast enough and you're gliding; too fast and you might overshoot everything.
Picking the right server type
Catalog Avatar Creator has several server types and a command to reach each one:
| Command | Where it sends you |
|---|---|
/vip or /private | A server only you can enter |
/public | A standard server open to all players |
/voice | A server with Roblox Voice Chat enabled |
/main | Back to the main game area |
/test | The developer's test server |
/vip and /private do exactly the same thing, so either works. The test server (/test) is meant for the developer to preview updates; regular players can join it but will usually find it empty or broken in places.
A note on /redeem
/redeem is a separate system from the avatar commands. It takes a promo code after the slash, for example, /redeem MASCOT, and grants a cosmetic item to your account. Active promo codes change over time. Type the code string after /redeem when you have one.
FAQ
How do commands work in Catalog Avatar Creator?
Open the chat bar, type the command exactly as shown, starting with the /, and press Enter. Every command is available to all players with no special permissions needed. Type /cmds in-game to see the full list at any time.
Does /headless permanently change my avatar?
No. The headless effect only applies within your current game session. When you leave Catalog Avatar Creator, your avatar goes back to whatever it looked like before. The same applies to /korblox, /korblox2, and /sshf. They are all session-only.
What number should I use with /speed?
There's no officially confirmed minimum or maximum. The default Roblox walk speed is 16. Try something like /speed 30 or /speed 50 to start. Higher numbers make movement noticeably faster, and very high values can make it hard to control your avatar.
What is the difference between /clone and /npc?
/clone spawns a stationary copy of your avatar that stays exactly where it appears. /npc spawns a copy that moves around on its own. Use /clone when you want a still reference for outfit comparisons; use /npc when you want the copy to walk around like a character.
What is the difference between /vip and /private?
Nothing. They do the same thing. Both commands teleport you to a private server that no other players can join. Use whichever you remember more easily.
Should I use /test?
Only if you're curious about upcoming updates. The /test server is the developer's environment for previewing changes before they go live. It can be empty, unstable, or missing features that the main game has. For regular outfit browsing, stick with /public, /vip, or /voice.
How do I redeem a code in Catalog Avatar Creator?
Type /redeem followed by the code in the chat bar, for example /redeem MASCOT. The code is separate from the regular command system. It grants a cosmetic item to your Roblox account rather than changing anything in your current session.
What does /portrait do and should I use it?
/portrait switches the game to a vertical Portrait Mode layout designed for mobile players holding their device upright. Most players on phones or tablets won't need it since the game handles orientation automatically. It's listed as 'not recommended' in multiple guides, so skip it unless you have a specific reason to try it.