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How to Report on Roblox

How to report inappropriate behaviour, content, or messages within Roblox games and the Roblox platform.

1

Use the in-game report feature

While in a Roblox experience (game), click the Roblox menu icon in the top left corner. Select the 'Report' tab. You can report a player for specific abusive behaviour or report the experience itself if the content is inappropriate.

2

Select the player or content to report

Choose the player from the list or select 'Report Experience' to flag the game. If reporting a player, select the category that best describes the issue, such as 'Inappropriate chat', 'Bullying', or 'Asking for personal information'.

3

Report from a profile or chat

Outside of a game, you can report users by visiting their profile, clicking the three-dot menu, and selecting 'Report Abuse'. For app chat, on the website open the chat's gear icon, choose the three dots next to the user and select Report; in the mobile app use the information (i) icon at the top right, choose the user and select Report Abuse. Include as much detail as possible.

4

Provide a clear description

Write a brief, factual description of what happened. Include relevant details such as what was said, when it occurred, and why you are concerned. Avoid exaggeration — clear, honest reports are actioned more quickly.

5

Submit and review account settings

Submit your report. Roblox's moderation team will investigate. In the UK you can also use Roblox's form for illegal content or content harmful to children (roblox.com/illegal-content-reporting), which can also be used for UK Online Safety Act complaints. In the meantime, review your child's account settings — ensure the account age is set correctly, chat restrictions are appropriate, and only approved contacts can message your child.

External sources

This is general educational guidance, not professional advice. If a child is in immediate danger, call 999.

Last reviewed: 2026-07-14. Platforms change their menus often — if these steps no longer match what you see, use the official reporting link above, which we check regularly.