What the customizer is
The customizer is Stand Out’s character editor — a full body, hair and accessory system that replaces your Roblox avatar with an in-game model. The developer’s answer to the obvious question — why not just use your Roblox avatar — is to give the character customization system a chance: it is well made, has a ton of options with more to come from continued feedback, and keeping the characters in line with the art style is important for several aspects of gameplay. Which systems those are is not spelled out anywhere, so no specific list is claimed here.
A lot of the system arrived during the October playtests, so older videos show a smaller editor than the live build.
The character editor
The editor covers faces (patches have fixed rotated customizer irises moving outside the eyes and a stretched Eyes-tab pattern), hair, and accessory slots. Documented capabilities:
- Two slots per accessory type. A patch doubled the original capacity to two slots for each accessory type.
- Per-accessory color and transparency. Accessories have a transparency slider, can use multiple different colors, and you can copy properties from one accessory slot to another — all one October patch batch.
- A stand menu inside the customizer. A later patch added one.
- No resetting mid-session. Resetting during customization is no longer possible.
The catalog of options has grown in batches — 46 new accessories and hairs in one September patch, stats for all accessories in an October one.
Building accessories in the main menu
This is the part most players miss: the main menu allows you to build accessories, something the developers called out on October 3, 2026 precisely because so many players were not aware of it. So accessories are not only equippable, they are buildable — from the main menu, outside the in-game editor. Three days later, on October 6, accessories became equippable outside the customizer, and they give buffs and passives.
Combined with the October patch that added stats for all accessories, the picture is: you build an accessory, it can carry stats, and it can be worn in gameplay where those stats apply. No per-accessory stat table is published anywhere, so none is listed here.
Saving and sharing your look
The customization menu has an export code system — an EXPORT CHARACTER code system that saves your character visuals — and the developers urged players the same day to save their character codes in the customization menu. Character codes save your visual setup so it can be restored or shared.
Selling accessories in the Catalog
Selling lives in the Catalog, which the Jojosapiens page names as one of that Stand’s two obtainment routes: having 7,500 sold accessories in the Catalog. That is the only official mention of selling anywhere. How the count is tracked, what prices or fees look like, and whether there is a creator level requirement are all undocumented — no official source states one, and community claims about a level gate have nothing official behind them.
The photography room and gallery app
Added November 14, 2026, in the launch-day patch. That single line is all the official detail there is — nothing documents how the room works or where the gallery app lives on the phone, so their mechanics are not described here. It is the newest documented part of the system.
Car customization
A separate track, unrelated to the character editor: car customization BETA arrived in the October 30, 2026 patch alongside the gang wars launch, and was later ported to the gang base system. Neither feature is expanded on anywhere official.
The community around the customizer
The official Discord runs a dedicated creator scene: a customizer-pros channel where players post their builds, and recurring character customization competitions run each playtest with tester roles as prizes. Builds posted there are cosplay-style recreations rather than official content, and the export code system exists precisely so looks can be shared.
What is not documented
- Any level requirement for building or selling accessories — none is printed anywhere official, and no official source confirms the community-circulated level gate.
- Catalog pricing, fees or payout mechanics.
- Per-accessory stat tables.
- How the Photography Room or Gallery App work mechanically.