Roblox does not let you see your password once it is set
Roblox stores passwords in encrypted form, which means the company cannot show it to you even if you ask. This is actually a security feature — it means that even if someone breaks into Roblox's servers, they cannot steal your actual password. What you can do instead is reset your password to something new, which takes about five minutes.
If you remember your password and just want to confirm it works, the fastest way is to log out of Roblox and try logging back in with that password. If it works, you know it is correct. If it does not work, you will need to reset it.
Key Takeaways
- Roblox cannot show you your password because passwords are encrypted and stored in a way that makes them unreadable, even to Roblox staff.
- If you forgot your password, go to the Roblox login page, click "Forgot Password or Username", and follow the reset link sent to your email.
- Password resets work only if you still have access to the email address tied to your account — if you lost that email, you will need to contact Roblox support with proof of account ownership.
- Never share your password with anyone, including Roblox staff or moderators, because Roblox will never ask for it.
How to reset your password if you forgot it
Go to roblox.com and click the login button. On the login page, look for the link that says "Forgot Password or Username?" — it is usually below the password field. Click it.
You will be asked to enter either your username or the email address tied to your account. Enter whichever one you remember. Roblox will send a password reset link to your email. Open that email, click the link, and create a new password. The new password takes effect when ready.
Make sure your new password is something you have not used before on Roblox and something you do not use on other websites. If someone guesses or steals one password, you do not want them to have access to all your accounts.
What to do if you no longer have access to your email
If the email address on your Roblox account no longer works — because you lost it, it was deleted, or it was compromised — you cannot reset your password through the normal route. Instead, you will need to contact Roblox support directly.
Go to roblox.com/support and select "Contact Us". Explain that you cannot access your email and need help resetting your password. Roblox will ask you to prove you own the account by answering security questions or providing information like your username, the email you used to sign up, or the date you created the account. Have this information ready before you contact them.
This process usually takes a few days because Roblox support handles many requests. You will not be able to log in during this time, so if you have Robux or items in your inventory, they will be safe — they stay with your account whether you are logged in or not.
Why Roblox will never ask you for your password
Roblox moderators, support staff, and customer service will never ask you to share your password with them. If someone claiming to be from Roblox asks for your password, they are a scammer. Report them and do not give them anything.
The same rule applies to other players, YouTubers, or anyone else online. Your password is for you alone. Even if someone says they need it to "help" you or "verify" your account, that is not how Roblox works. Legitimate account recovery always happens through email or through the official support page.
How to create a strong password you can actually remember
A strong Roblox password has at least 8 characters and mixes uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols. For example: BlueSky#2024 or RollerSkate@99. Avoid passwords that are just your name, your birthday, or a word from the dictionary — those are too straightforward to guess.
If you struggle to remember complex passwords, write it down on paper and keep it in a safe place at home, like a drawer or a box. Do not write it on a sticky note on your monitor or save it in an unencrypted document on your computer. Do not text it to yourself or email it to yourself.
If you use the same password for multiple accounts, change your Roblox password to something unique. Roblox accounts can hold real money (Robux), so it is worth protecting separately from your email password or your school password.
What happens if your account gets hacked
If you think someone else has logged into your account, change your password when ready using the "Forgot Password" link, even if you remember the old one. Then check your email settings on the Roblox account page to make sure the email address is still yours. If it has been changed, change it back right away.
After that, go to your account settings and review your login history if Roblox shows it. Look for logins from places you do not recognize or at times you were not using Roblox. If you see suspicious activity, contact Roblox support and describe what happened. They can help you find the account further.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I see my password if I am already logged in?
No. Even when you are logged in, Roblox does not display your password anywhere on the site. If you want to change it, go to Settings, then Password, and enter your current password followed by your new password.
What if I reset my password but still cannot log in?
Wait a few minutes — sometimes the change takes a moment to go through. Then try again. If it still does not work, make sure you are using the correct username (not your display name) and that Caps Lock is off. If you are still stuck, use the "Forgot Password" link again and reset it once more.
Is it safe to use a password manager to store my Roblox password?
Yes. Password managers like Bitwarden, 1Password, or the password manager built into your browser are safer than writing passwords down or reusing the same password everywhere. They encrypt your passwords and fill them in automatically, so you do not have to type them out where someone might see.
Can Roblox staff help me if I forgot my password and my email is gone?
Yes, but it takes time. Contact support at roblox.com/support with as much information as you can remember about the account — username, approximate creation date, any email addresses you may have used. They will verify you own it before helping you regain access.