📁 RBXL File Import

Beyond scanning the current Roblox Studio place, AssetFlow can analyze .rbxl and .rbxlx files directly — no Studio needed.

When to Use

• You have a backup .rbxl file and want to recover assets
• You want to scan a place without opening it in Studio
• You’re working with a place you don’t have loaded in Studio
• You want to batch-process multiple places

How It Works

1. Drag & drop your .rbxl or .rbxlx file onto the drop zone, or click Browse file to select it
2. Choose the Source to analyze:
   • Instances — Scans all instances in the file for asset references (decals, sounds, animations, meshes)
   • Scripts (Flow+/Flow Max) — Scans Luau script source code for embedded asset IDs
3. Select Asset types to retrieve:
   • Animations 🎬
   • Audio 🔊
   • Decals 🖼️
   • Meshes 🧊
4. Click Analyze File

AssetFlow parses the file and presents the same scan results interface with Asset Locations Explorer, ownership data, and distribution charts.

Supported Formats

Save Modified RBXL

After reuploading assets from an RBXL file, a Save Modified File card appears. This generates a new .rbxl file with all reuploaded asset IDs replaced — open it directly in Roblox Studio.

This is useful when you want to:

• Apply the new IDs to a shared place file
• Create a template with properly uploaded assets
• Archive a fixed version of the place

Tips

• Use Instances mode for most cases — it covers all hard-referenced assets in parts and objects
• Use Scripts mode only when you have assets referenced directly in code (e.g., "rbxassetid://123456")
• Larger files take longer to parse; progress is shown during analysis
• You can clear the loaded file and select a different one at any time