Need Help: Imported Images Are Turning Pixelated

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#1

Hi everyone,

I’m having an issue when importing any drawn images into Roblox Studio—they turn out extremely pixelated compared to the original. I’ve attached two images below: one showing the image before import and one showing how it looks after.

Does anyone know why this happens or how to fix it? Any help would be much appreciated!

Thanks in advance.

its a PNG file at the resolution 0f 1024x1024.

In game:

image
image1345×727 69.3 KB

In the software im using:

image
image824×777 44.1 KB

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#2

Hey, I had this issue too. Here is how to fix it.

Steps to Fix Pixelation Issue:

  1. Check Image Resolution and Size:
  • Make sure the image resolution is appropriate for what you’re using it for. A resolution of 1024x1024 should generally be fine, but depending on how it’s applied, you might need a higher resolution.
  1. Image Compression:
  • Roblox may compress images during upload, which can lead to quality loss. To mitigate this, try using a lossless format or adjust the image settings in Roblox Studio.
  1. Graphics Settings in Roblox Studio:
  • Adjust the graphics quality settings within Roblox Studio to ensure high-quality textures are being rendered. You can find these settings under File > Settings > Rendering.
  1. Image Import Settings:
  • When importing the image, make sure the import settings are optimized for quality. Look for options related to resolution, compression, or quality settings.
  1. UV Mapping:
  • If applying the image as a texture on a model, ensure the UV mapping is correctly set up. Poor UV mapping can lead to stretched or pixelated textures.
  1. Try Different Formats:
  • Although PNG is typically a good format, you might want to try other formats like JPEG or BMP to see if there is any difference in quality.