Street Fighter 6 x UBG: How to Change Keybinds in Roblox

Street Fighter 6 x UBG lets you remap every combat action from a single menu, so you can move Block, Dash, Ultimate and your attacks onto keys that fit your hands. The controls live behind the settings gear on the main HUD, and every change needs to be saved before it takes effect.

Quick answer: Use the gear at the screen’s upper-left corner, select Set Keybinds, choose the action to remap, press its replacement key, and click SAVE.

Default keyboard keybinds

Before remapping anything, it helps to know where each action sits by default. These are the starting bindings shown in the Set Keybinds menu.

Action	Default key
Dash	Space
Block	F
Ultimate	Q
Ability	R
Light Attack	K
Heavy Attack	L
Join Emote	E

Light Attack and Heavy Attack also respond to the left and right mouse buttons during a match, so the K and L bindings act as keyboard alternatives for the same punches.

How to change a keybind

Find the gear/settings icon in the top-left corner of the HUD, sitting next to the chat and player list icons. Click it to open the settings drop-down, which lists Highlight Colors and Set Keybinds.

Accessing Settings Menu — The settings menu that opens from the top-left gear, where Set Keybinds sits below Highlight Colors. Shown at 00:28 in VendoPlus’s video. Image: Street Fighter 6 x UBG

Select Set Keybinds to open the keyboard bindings list. You will see each action paired with its current key, from Dash and Block at the top down to Light Attack, Heavy Attack and Join Emote.

Inspecting Default Keybinds — The Set Keybinds list, showing each action next to its assigned key so you can pick the one to remap. Shown at 00:48 in VendoPlus’s video. Image: Street Fighter 6 x UBG

Click the input field next to the action you want to remap. For example, selecting Block clears its field and waits for a new key.

Press the key you want to assign. Changing Block from F to G simply means clicking the Block field and tapping G, and the field updates to show the new binding.

Press SAVE at the window’s bottom, then exit the menu using the X button. The layout takes effect only after saving; otherwise, the previous keys stay in place.

Rebinding a Key and Saving — The keybinds menu with the SAVE button that locks in your changes before you close with the X. Shown at 01:17 in VendoPlus’s video. Image: Street Fighter 6 x UBG

Confirm the change worked

After saving, the action’s input field shows the new key instead of the old one. Reopening Set Keybinds should still display your updated binding, confirming the change held rather than reverting when you closed the menu.

If you want to undo everything, the Set Keybinds menu has a RESET TO DEFAULT button that restores the original keys, so you can experiment freely and roll back in one click.

With the layout set, the same keys drive every fight. Block holds a combo, Space dashes out of heavy wind-ups, and Q unleashes the Ultimate once your meter is full, now mapped to whatever keys you find most comfortable.