If an experience creator enabled private servers, open that experience's private-server settings and either enable Friends Allowed or add the person's username to Server Members. The server owner controls access, and every experience can set different eligibility or pricing.
Sign in to Roblox and open the specific experience that has the private server. Confirm that you own the server or have the access needed to manage it.
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Find the private server
Open the experience's Servers or private-server area and select the server you want to manage. Private servers exist only when the experience creator has enabled them.
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Open server settings
Use the available Configure or server-settings control for that private server. Read the current access options instead of relying on a historic server-settings screenshot.
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Allow friends or add a member
Enable Friends Allowed when you want eligible Roblox friends to join, or add the person's exact username to Server Members for a more specific invitation. Grant access only to people you know.
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Save and verify
Save the server setting, then ask the invited person to open the same experience and select the server. They may need to be Roblox friends or meet the experience's own restrictions.
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Review privacy controls
Use the server's membership and privacy controls to remove access when it is no longer needed. Do not share account credentials or use third-party tools that claim to alter server permissions.
If no private-server controls appear, the experience creator may not enable private servers or the account may not own the selected server.
If an invited friend gets an access error, confirm the server owner added the correct username or enabled Friends Allowed, as Roblox Support specifies for private-server access.
ⓘ Sources and verification
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Follow the linked first-party guidance if labels differ after a platform or app update.
