Roblox Ghost Driver: How to Get Decals on Your Car Windows

Decals in Ghost Driver are not unlocked, bought, or earned. They are images you bring in yourself, using a Roblox Asset ID that the game reads and paints onto a specific pane of glass on your car. Any image already sitting in your Roblox creations can be used, and so can any public decal ID a friend hands you.

Quick answer: Upload a PNG to the Roblox Creator Dashboard under Creations > Development Items > Decals, copy the Asset ID from the asset’s three-dot menu, then in Ghost Driver open Customization > Cosmetic > Window Decals, paste the ID into a window slot, and hit Save Settings.

What the image file needs before you upload it

The game does not edit your artwork. Whatever you upload is what stretches across the window, so the file itself decides whether the result looks like a sponsor sticker or a smeared square. You can draw it yourself, export it from any image editor, or generate one with an AI image tool — a prompt as blunt as “make a vehicle car decal for my Roblox car make it look cool” is enough to get something usable.

Requirement	Detail
File types	.png, .jpg, .tga, .bmp
Maximum file size	20 MB
Background	PNG with transparency, or the whole rectangle shows on the glass
Resolution	512×512 or higher, otherwise the decal looks blurry when scaled up
Framing	Subject centred, bold lines, high contrast against tinted glass
Content	Must pass Roblox moderation and follow the Community Standards

Upload the image and copy the Asset ID

Save the finished image somewhere easy to reach, like your desktop. Give it a name you will recognise later, because the upload list fills up fast once you start experimenting.

Open the Roblox Creator Dashboard in a browser and go to Creations, then Development Items, then Decals. This is the only place that mints the numeric ID the game asks for.

Open the Roblox Creator Dashboard

Development Items page in the Roblox Creator Dashboard with the Upload Asset button visible — The Development Items page, where Upload Asset takes a single media file by drag-and-drop. Roblox

Click Upload Asset and drop in your file. The upload accepts one media file at a time, and the decal may sit in moderation for a short while before it becomes usable in an experience.

Creations screen showing the Upload Asset control used to add a decal image — Uploading the image file from the Creations area adds it to your decal list. Roblox

Once it appears in the list, click the three dots on the asset and copy the Asset ID. Copy the ID itself, not the page URL — the game will not resolve a link.

Tip: If someone shares a decal ID publicly and the asset is set to public, you can skip the upload entirely and paste their number straight into the game.

Paste the ID into the Window Decals menu in Ghost Driver

Launch Ghost Driver, spawn the car you want to sticker, and drive into the customization garage. The decal settings live on the car, so anything you set applies to that vehicle.

In the Customization menu, open the Cosmetic tab. It sits alongside Performance, and holds Paint & Tint, Aftermarket Rims, Body Modifications, Interior Accessories, Gapcam, License Plates, Window Decals, and Horn.

Select Window Decals and pick a slot. Each pane has its own field, and the empty box prompts you with placeholder text such as ENTER FRONT ID (e.g. 123456789).

Paste your Asset ID into that field. The image loads onto the glass so you can judge the scale before touching anything else.

Ghost Driver Customization screen on the Cosmetic tab with the FRONT window decal slot selected — The Cosmetic tab with the FRONT slot selected, where the window ID is entered before saving. Tilted Vehicles

Adjust the sliders until the graphic sits where you want it, then press Save Settings. Nothing is locked in until you save.

Window decal slots and adjustment options

Decals in Ghost Driver are restricted to glass. There is no body-panel slot, so a livery-style graphic has to live on a window. Six panes can each carry a different ID at the same time.

Slot	Menu label
Front	FRONT WINDSHIELD DECAL
Rear	REAR WINDOW DECAL
Front left	FRONT LEFT SIDE WINDOW DECAL
Front right	FRONT RIGHT SIDE WINDOW DECAL
Rear left	REAR LEFT SIDE WINDOW DECAL
Rear right	REAR RIGHT SIDE WINDOW DECAL

Each slot carries its own set of controls, so a decal that looks stretched on the rear glass can be fixed without disturbing the windshield.

Control	What it changes
Rotation	Spins the image on the glass
Transparency	Fades the decal so the interior stays visible
X / Y Position Offset	Slides the image sideways or up and down
X / Y Size Offset	Stretches or shrinks the image on each axis
Color	Tints the decal
Color Brightness	Lightens or darkens that tint

How to confirm the decal actually applied

The slot flips to EQUIPPED once a valid ID is loaded, and the image appears on the car in the preview immediately. If you clear the field, the label switches to REMOVED. Press Save Settings and then drive out of the garage — the decal should still be on the glass in the open world, which is the real test that it stuck.

Weather and lighting can hide a dark decal on tinted glass. Switching the weather to clear daytime in Settings makes it far easier to check alignment and colour before you commit to a design.

Why a decal ID does not show up

Symptom	Cause and fix
Nothing appears on the window	The page URL was copied instead of the Asset ID, or the upload is still awaiting moderation. Re-copy the ID from the three-dot menu and wait for approval.
A solid rectangle covers the glass	The file has no transparency. Re-export as a PNG with the alpha channel enabled.
The image is blurry	The source resolution is too low for the area it is stretched across. Upload a larger version.
The decal is oversized or off-centre	Use the size and position offset sliders, or resize and re-upload the image.
Someone else’s ID refuses to load	The asset is not set to public.

Because every slot is independent, the fastest way to settle on a look is to test one design on the rear window first, adjust the offsets there, and only then copy the same ID across to the side glass. Different car models have different window shapes, so a graphic that fits a sedan’s rear pane may need fresh offsets on a coupe.