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

Ghost Driver does not hand out decals from a shop menu. Every sticker you see on someone’s rear windshield is an image uploaded to Roblox, converted into a numeric Asset ID, and typed into the car’s cosmetic menu. That means there is no unlock, no grind, and no cash cost tied to the feature itself. If you can produce a picture and paste a number, you can run a custom design.

Quick answer: Upload your image as a Decal in the Roblox Creator Dashboard under Creations > Development Items > Decals, copy its Asset ID, then drive into the CUSTOMIZATION circle in Ghost Driver, open COSMETIC > WINDOW DECALS, paste the ID into the slot you want, and hit SAVE SETTINGS.

Where decals can go on your car

Decals in Ghost Driver are glass-only. There is no body-panel wrap system, so anything you design has to live on a window. Each pane is its own slot with its own ID field, which means you can mix six different images on a single car if you want to.

Slot in the WINDOW DECALS menu	Where it lands
FRONT WINDSHIELD DECAL	Front glass, visible head-on
REAR WINDOW DECAL	Rear windshield, the most common spot for logos
FRONT LEFT SIDE WINDOW DECAL	Driver-side front window
FRONT RIGHT SIDE WINDOW DECAL	Passenger-side front window
REAR LEFT SIDE WINDOW DECAL	Driver-side rear window
REAR RIGHT SIDE WINDOW DECAL	Passenger-side rear window

Each field is empty by default and shows a prompt like ENTER FRONT ID (e.g. 123456789) or ENTER REAR ID (e.g. 123456789). The number you paste is the only thing linking the game to your artwork.

Make the image first

Anything that ends up as a PNG works. Plenty of players generate designs with an AI image tool by describing what they want, something as plain as “make a vehicle car decal for my roblox car make it look cool,” while others draw logos in a normal image editor. The tool matters far less than the file itself.

Save it as a PNG with a transparent background. A flat white or black background will render as a solid rectangle sitting on your glass, which is the single most common reason a decal looks wrong the first time. Keep the design centered and reasonably square, and keep the detail level low. Fine lines and dense photos turn to mush once they are scaled down onto a car window, while bold shapes and high contrast stay readable at speed.

Note: Whatever you upload passes through Roblox moderation. Copyrighted logos and anything that breaks platform rules can get the asset removed and put your account at risk, so it is worth checking your design before you upload rather than after.

Upload the image and copy the Asset ID

Open the Roblox Creator Dashboard in a browser and sign in with the same account you play on. Head to the Creations page, which is where all of your uploaded assets are managed.

Find the Development Items section and select the Decals category. This is the asset type Ghost Driver reads from, so uploading under any other category will not give you a usable ID.

Click Upload Asset, choose your PNG, and give it a name you will recognize later. Uploading a basic decal through the dashboard does not cost Robux.

Roblox Creator Dashboard showing the Decals category under Development Items with the Upload Asset button — The Decals tab under Development Items in the Roblox Creator Dashboard, where the Upload Asset button turns your PNG into an asset.

Once the upload finishes, open the asset and copy its Asset ID. Use the three-dot menu on the asset to grab the number cleanly. It is a long string of digits, and it is the number alone you need, not the page URL.

Apply the decal in the Ghost Driver garage

Spawn the car you want to skin and drive it into the marked CUSTOMIZATION circle in the garage area. The menu only opens while the vehicle is parked inside it.

In the customization menu, select COSMETIC, then WINDOW DECALS. You will see the full list of window slots, each with its own empty ID field.

Click the field for the pane you want, paste your Asset ID, and confirm it with the green check. Pasting a rear windshield logo into the front field is an easy mistake to make when several fields look identical.

Press SAVE SETTINGS. The image loads onto the glass immediately, and that is your confirmation it worked. If the slot stays blank after saving, the ID is not resolving to a valid decal.

Adjust the position, size, and color in-game

You do not have to re-export your image every time the placement is slightly off. The same WINDOW DECALS panel exposes a set of sliders that reposition and recolor the applied graphic on the fly.

Setting	What it changes
Rotation	Angles the decal on the glass
Transparency	Fades the image so the window shows through
X / Y position offset	Slides the decal across or up and down the pane
X / Y size offset	Stretches or shrinks the decal on each axis
Color and color brightness	Tints the decal and controls how strongly it glows

Ghost Driver window decal settings with rotation, transparency, position offset and color sliders — The WINDOW DECALS settings panel in Ghost Driver, with rotation, transparency, position and size offsets, and color controls for the applied decal.

Save after each pass of adjustments, then step out of the customization circle and look at the car in daylight. Dark tinted glass swallows dark artwork, so a light-on-transparent design usually reads better than the reverse. If the shape itself is wrong rather than just misplaced, that is when you go back to the image editor and re-upload.

Why a decal ID does not show up

When a saved ID produces nothing, the cause is almost always one of a handful of things rather than a bug in the game.

Symptom	Cause and fix
Window stays empty after saving	Wrong number pasted, often part of the page URL instead of the Asset ID. Recopy the ID from the asset itself.
ID is correct but nothing loads	The upload is still awaiting Roblox moderation. Wait for it to be approved, then try again.
A solid block sits behind the artwork	The file has no alpha channel. Re-save as a PNG with a transparent background.
Decal looks blurry or pixelated	Source resolution is too low, or a small image is being stretched. Re-upload at a higher resolution.
Decal is oversized or off-center	Aspect ratio mismatch with the window. Adjust the size and position offsets first, and resize the source image if that is not enough.

Using decal IDs shared by other players

You can skip the upload entirely. Any decal set to public works for anyone, so an ID a friend or creator posts can be dropped straight into your own window slot and saved. The Ghost Driver Discord has a dedicated channel for trading decal IDs, and creators on TikTok and YouTube regularly post lists of designs.

Treat borrowed IDs the same way you treat your own uploads. If a shared asset gets moderated off the platform, it stops rendering on your car with no warning, and you will need a replacement ID rather than a fix inside the game.

Once the workflow clicks, the whole loop takes a couple of minutes. Make an image, upload it as a Decal, copy the number, paste it into a window slot, and tune the offsets until it sits right. Every car in your garage keeps its own decal settings, so a crew logo on one build does not follow you onto the next one.