From zero to a finished painting in four moves. This is the whole core loop: plot, avatar, blocks, save.
This numbered beginner guide has four numbered steps: claim a plot, load an avatar, paint block by block, and let auto-save keep your work. How color-by-number works here: every number is one color — and it is different from the legacy Color by Number game. Join the game, claim a plot, load an avatar (yourself, a friend, or a celebrity), then fill the numbered blocks until the picture is done. Your work saves automatically, and servers hold up to 8 players painting side by side. Game data checked 2026-08-03.
Open the game from the official Roblox page and pick a free plot in the server — that plot is your personal canvas space. Up to 8 players share a server, each on their own plot.
We're still confirming the exact plot-claiming button placement in-game.
Use the avatar loader on your plot to pick what you will paint: yourself, a friend, or a celebrity icon. The loaded image appears as a numbered template.
We're still confirming whether any username works or only Roblox friends.
The canvas is color-by-number: every numbered block matches one color. Fill blocks until the picture is complete — that's all there is to the core loop.
Your painting saves automatically, so you can leave mid-canvas and continue later. The game says so in its own description.
Save slots and limits are unknown for now.
Join a server, claim a plot, load an avatar icon, and fill the numbered blocks with their matching colors.
The canvas is a numbered grid; every number corresponds to one color, and filling all blocks completes the picture. It is also different from the legacy Color by Number game.
Yes — the game says paintings save automatically (checked 2026-08-03). Save limits are not known yet.
Up to 8 players per server, all painting in real time on adjacent plots.
Yes, it is free to play on Roblox.
