Saved Sep 19, 2026 by @enviglo: First version
+ This guide covers the ways to find assets on Enviglo: search, the catalogue, the charts and store pages. It also explains what a product page tells you before you get something.+ ## Search++ The search box sits at the top of every page, marked **Search products, stores…**. Press Ctrl+K (Cmd+K on a Mac) to open it from anywhere. On smaller screens, press the search icon instead.++ 1. Start typing. Matching products, stores, people and guides appear as you type.+ 2. Pick a result to go straight to it, or pick **Search for** and your words to see every matching product.++ Full results open in the catalogue, so every filter below works on them too. The full search looks at product names, summaries and tags, and at store names.++ ## Browse the catalogue++ [Browse](/browse) shows every product on sale. On a computer, the filters run down the left-hand side:++ - **Category**: **All products**, or one of Admin & Moderation, Vehicles, Weapons & Combat, UI Kits, Builds & Maps, Systems & Frameworks, Animations, Audio, Tools & Plugins, Effects, Characters & Clothing, 3D Models, Textures & Graphics and Other.+ - **Platform**: **All platforms**, or Roblox, Unity, Unreal Engine, Godot, Blender, Web & apps, or Any platform (assets that work with any engine).+ - **Price**: options including **Free**, **Priced in Robux** and **On sale**.++ The numbers beside categories and platforms show how many products each one holds.++ On a phone or a narrow window, the left-hand column is hidden. Pick a category from the bar under the header, and a price from the toolbar above the list.++ The toolbar also has **Search in results**, which narrows the list you're looking at, and a sort menu:++ - **Trending**, the default: what people are viewing this week.+ - **Newest**+ - **Most owned**+ - **Price: low to high** and **Price: high to low**++ Whichever sort you pick, products with their own pictures come before products shown with a generated cover.++ The first page of an unfiltered list opens with a **Featured** (or **Trending now**) row. When enough is selling, a **Top selling** row follows: the most sales in the last 30 days. One tile in the grid may be marked **Promoted**, which is a spot a store has paid for, or **From Enviglo**.++ ### Labels on products++ Enviglo gives some products a label from its own numbers. Stores can't choose them, and a product carries one at most:++ - **Popular**: one of the 20 best-selling products of the last 30 days.+ - **Trending**: one of the 20 most viewed products of the last 7 days.+ - **New**: published in the last 30 days.++ Popular and Trending are worked out again every hour, so they change as people buy and browse.++ Each card also shows the platform, category, price, store and, once there are reviews, the rating. Some stores also show how many people bought it. On a computer, hover over a card and press **Quick view** to preview a product without leaving the list.++ ## Top charts++ [Top charts](/charts) ranks what's doing well on Enviglo, updated every hour. The pills at the top narrow the whole page to one category.++ - **Product of the week** leads the page, with the next two picks beside it. They're chosen at the start of each week (Monday, UTC).+ - **Top selling**: most sales in the last 30 days.+ - **Trending**: what people are looking at this week.+ - **New & rising**: out in the last 45 days, ranked by sales, then views.+ - **Most owned**: the most licenses held, all time.+ - **Top stores**: the stores moving fastest in the last 30 days. It only shows when you're looking at every category.++ ## Stores++ [Stores](/stores) lists the creator stores selling on Enviglo, with featured stores at the top.++ - Find a store by name with **Search stores**.+ - Show **All stores**, only **Verified** stores (Enviglo has checked who runs them), or only **Partners** (established creators Enviglo works with directly).+ - Sort by **Trending**, **Popular** or **Newest**.++ ### Store badges++ Badges beside a store's name show what Enviglo knows about it. Hover over a badge to see what it means.++ - **Official**: run by the Enviglo team.+ - **Partner**: an established creator in Enviglo's partner programme.+ - **Verified**: Enviglo checked that the store is run by who it says it is.+ - **Founding store**: selling since myPod or Enviglo's first days.++ ### A store's page++ A store's page lists its products, with jump links to **Products**, **Services** (if it offers any), **About** and **Reviews**.++ - Use **Search this store** to search its products, change the sort, or pick one of the store's own categories.+ - **Coming soon** shows drops the store has announced, each with a countdown. Drops aren't in the catalogue until they're out.+ - **About** has the store's description and, under **Links**, places like its Discord server and **Play the store's game**.+ - **Reviews** holds **Store reviews** and **Product reviews**. See [Review a product or store](/wiki/write-a-review).++ ## Read a product page++ The top of a product page has what you need to decide:++ - **Gallery**: pictures and videos. Press the button in the corner of a picture to see it full screen. A product with no pictures shows a generated cover.+ - **Labels**: the product's label (if it has one), platform, category and a few tags. Select a tag to search for it.+ - **Rating**: the average of its reviews. Some stores also show how many people bought it.+ - **Price**: in Robux, or **Free**. During a sale, the old price is struck through beside the discount, with a **Sale ends in** countdown. A sale the store has booked shows when it starts and how much it takes off. **Off-sale** means Roblox reports the product as not for sale.+ - **License type**: "per 30 days of access" (or another number of days) marks a subscription, and "per copy · buy as many as you need" marks a product you can buy more than once. No line means you buy it once and keep it. [Buy a product](/wiki/buy-a-product) explains each.+ - **Stock**: some products show how many are left.+ - **Included files**: the product's file names and versions.++ Further down, the store card has **Follow** and **Visit store**, and the tabs hold the rest:++ - **Description**: what the store wrote about the product.+ - **What's included**: for bundles, the products inside. See [Buy a product](/wiki/buy-a-product).+ - **Reviews**: ratings and comments from owners.+ - **Details**: platform, category, version and file size, release and update dates, how it's delivered (a download from your library, sometimes with a Discord role), and a **Version history** when there's more than one version.+ - **Related**: more from the store, and similar products.++ Some products also list a price in US dollars. You can't pay that on the website. Products are bought with Robux on Roblox, or claimed free.++ ## Save products and follow stores++ To save a product for later, press the heart on its card or product page (**Save to wishlist**). Find everything you've saved in your [library](/library), on the **Wishlist** tab, or choose **Wishlist** from the account menu under your profile picture. Press the heart again to remove it. A saved product drops off the list if it stops being on sale.++ To follow a store, press **Follow** on its page, or on the store card of any of its product pages. The button then reads **Following**; press it again to stop following.++ You need to be signed in to save products or follow stores.
This guide covers the ways to find assets on Enviglo: search, the catalogue, the charts and store pages. It also explains what a product page tells you before you get something.
The search box sits at the top of every page, marked Search products, stores…. Press Ctrl+K (Cmd+K on a Mac) to open it from anywhere. On smaller screens, press the search icon instead.
Full results open in the catalogue, so every filter below works on them too. The full search looks at product names, summaries and tags, and at store names.
Browse shows every product on sale. On a computer, the filters run down the left-hand side:
The numbers beside categories and platforms show how many products each one holds.
On a phone or a narrow window, the left-hand column is hidden. Pick a category from the bar under the header, and a price from the toolbar above the list.
The toolbar also has Search in results, which narrows the list you're looking at, and a sort menu:
Whichever sort you pick, products with their own pictures come before products shown with a generated cover.
The first page of an unfiltered list opens with a Featured (or Trending now) row. When enough is selling, a Top selling row follows: the most sales in the last 30 days. One tile in the grid may be marked , which is a spot a store has paid for, or .
Enviglo gives some products a label from its own numbers. Stores can't choose them, and a product carries one at most:
Popular and Trending are worked out again every hour, so they change as people buy and browse.
Each card also shows the platform, category, price, store and, once there are reviews, the rating. Some stores also show how many people bought it. On a computer, hover over a card and press Quick view to preview a product without leaving the list.
Top charts ranks what's doing well on Enviglo, updated every hour. The pills at the top narrow the whole page to one category.
Stores lists the creator stores selling on Enviglo, with featured stores at the top.
Badges beside a store's name show what Enviglo knows about it. Hover over a badge to see what it means.
A store's page lists its products, with jump links to Products, Services (if it offers any), About and Reviews.
The top of a product page has what you need to decide:
Further down, the store card has Follow and Visit store, and the tabs hold the rest:
Some products also list a price in US dollars. You can't pay that on the website. Products are bought with Robux on Roblox, or claimed free.
To save a product for later, press the heart on its card or product page (Save to wishlist). Find everything you've saved in your library, on the Wishlist tab, or choose Wishlist from the account menu under your profile picture. Press the heart again to remove it. A saved product drops off the list if it stops being on sale.
To follow a store, press Follow on its page, or on the store card of any of its product pages. The button then reads Following; press it again to stop following.
You need to be signed in to save products or follow stores.