Linking your Roblox account to your Enviglo account tells Enviglo which Roblox player you are. Once it's linked:
Products you buy in Roblox games land in your Library, ready to download.
A store's game recognises the products you own from that store, including ones you got on the website. The game finds your licenses through the Enviglo account your Roblox account is linked to.
Anything you bought in games before you linked comes across to your account.
You can't sign in with Roblox. You link it from Settings while you're signed in another way.
Use the Roblox account you buy with. An Enviglo account can have one Roblox account linked, and a Roblox account can only be linked to one Enviglo account.
Link with the verification game
This is the quickest way. It opens Roblox, so use a device you play Roblox on.
Open Settings and go to Connected accounts. In the side menu it's called Connections.
Next to Roblox, select Link.
Choose Open the verification game. Roblox opens straight into Enviglo's verification game.
The game shows your Roblox account and the Enviglo account it's about to link. Check the Enviglo username is yours, then press Link accounts.
Go back to Enviglo. The settings page updates by itself, and Roblox shows as Linked.
If Roblox opens the game without it, the game gives you a code of its own instead: type that in at enviglo.com/link, as in the next section. If Roblox didn't open, select Open Roblox again.
Only press Link accounts if the username in the game is yours. The Enviglo account it names will own everything your Roblox account has bought. If it isn't you, press That's not me and nothing is linked.
Link from a store's game
A store's in-game hub asks you to link before it sells you anything. You don't need an Enviglo account first. This is often how people make one. You can also join Enviglo's verification game straight from Roblox; it works the same way.
In the store's game, press Buy on what you want, then Link my account. Roblox takes you to Enviglo's verification game.
The verification game shows you a code.
On any device, open enviglo.com/link in a browser and sign in, or create an account.
Type in the code and select Find my account. Check the Roblox username it shows is yours, then select Link.
Back in the verification game, check the Enviglo username it shows is yours and press Link accounts.
The game takes you back to the store's game, with the purchase prompt up for what you were buying.
The code is 8 letters and numbers and works for 20 minutes. Never give it to anyone: whoever types it in is asking for your Roblox account. If the verification game ever names an Enviglo account that isn't yours, press That's not me. Nothing is linked, and you get a new code.
Link with your Roblox profile
This way works on any device, with just a browser.
In Connected accounts, next to Roblox, select Link.
Choose Use your Roblox profile.
Enter Your Roblox username and select Continue. Your Roblox user ID works too.
Enviglo shows a phrase of six words. Select Copy.
Select Open your Roblox profile. Paste the phrase anywhere in your profile's About section and save it on Roblox.
Back on Enviglo, select Check my profile.
The phrase works for an hour. Roblox can take a minute to show a change, so if the check doesn't find it, wait a moment and check again. Once you're linked, you can take the phrase out of your About section.
Things you bought before linking
Stores' in-game hubs ask you to link before they sell to you, so there is normally nothing waiting. Something bought another way (a game pass bought on the Roblox website, say) is kept for your Roblox account until you link it.
When you link that Roblox account, everything waiting for it moves to your account: licenses and purchase records, and any myPod hub you ran, which is now a store. You'll get a notification, "Your Roblox purchases are on your account", saying what came across.
You can hold more than one license for a product. If you already owned something and another license for it was waiting, you'll see both.
After you link
Connected accounts shows your Roblox username and ID next to Roblox.
Your public profile shows a Roblox profile link.
Each new purchase in a game goes straight to your library, and you get a notification about it.
Change or unlink your Roblox account
In Connected accounts, next to Roblox, select Unlink.
To link a different Roblox account, select Link and use either method above.
When you unlink:
Licenses already on your Enviglo account stay there.
Games stop recognising you as the owner of your products until a Roblox account is linked again.
Anything you buy in a game with that Roblox account while it's unlinked waits for it again, and moves to whichever Enviglo account links that Roblox account next.
Troubleshooting
"That Roblox account is already linked to a different Enviglo account. Unlink it there first." Sign in to the other account and unlink it. If you can't, open a support ticket and choose My account.
"Your Enviglo account already has a Roblox account linked. Unlink it in Settings → Connections first." Unlink the old one, then link again.
"Roblox has no account with that username." Check the spelling. Use your Roblox username, not your display name.
"The phrase isn't in your About section yet." Make sure you saved it on Roblox, wait a moment, then select Check my profile again.
"That code expired. Start again for a new one." Start again from Connected accounts.
"That code has expired or has already been used. The verification game will give you a new one." Rejoin the verification game for a fresh code.
"Someone else has already typed that code in." Press That's not me in the verification game, and type in the new code it gives you.
"This game can't send you there." The store's game isn't set up to send players to other games. Find Enviglo's verification game on Roblox, link there, then go back to the store's game.
"You're doing that too often." You can only start linking a limited number of times an hour. The message says how many minutes to wait.
"For your security, sign out and back in, then unlink it." Unlinking needs a recent sign-in. Sign out, sign back in, and unlink again.