There is a huge community of Roblox players sharing their in-game clips with each other. However, many others find it hard to do it as they first need to link their Medal and Roblox accounts. If you want a simple way to capture highlights and share them, linking Medal to Roblox helps you move faster. This guide explains what Medal does, how to link your Roblox account, and how to clip Roblox gameplay!

What is Medal?

Medal is a game capture and sharing app. It lets you save short highlights with a single hotkey and then trim and share clips from one place. Medal also supports a wide catalog of games, and Roblox sits on that list.

Medal also offers account linking for faster sign-in and social features. When you connect Roblox, you can streamline login and sometimes spot friends from your Roblox network inside Medal.

Connect Medal to Roblox and start clipping

Linking your Roblox account takes a minute, and then you can clip Roblox with a single key press.

Step-by-step: link your Roblox account to Medal

1. Open Medal and go to Settings.
2. Select Connected Accounts.
3. Choose the Roblox icon.

4. Sign in to Roblox when the prompt appears.
5. Pick the profile you want to connect, then confirm access.
    

6. Look for the “You’re all set!” message to confirm the link.

Important: Roblox blocks this connection for accounts registered as under 13, so the option may not appear or may fail for age-related reasons.

Can Medal clip Roblox?

Yes. Medal supports Roblox and provides a dedicated Roblox capture page that explains the hotkey-based clipping flow. You press the hotkey while you play, and Medal saves your recent gameplay as a clip.

How to clip Roblox with Medal

After you link the account, you can focus on capture. The standard flow stays simple:

• Launch Roblox first.
• Keep Medal running in the background.
• Press your Medal clip hotkey (often F8) to save the last moments of gameplay.

If you prefer longer sessions, Medal also supports long recordings. In that mode, the clip hotkey can act like a bookmark so you can mark moments and cut clips later.

How to fix Medal not detecting Roblox

When detection fails, focus on three areas: game detection, hotkeys, and blocks from security tools. This is not a common issue, such as error code 429, but there are certain workarounds.  Use the fixes below in order:

Medal shows “No game detected” while Roblox runs

Open Medal Settings, then check game detection and custom game handling. If Roblox does not hook correctly, add Roblox through Medal’s custom game settings and try again while Roblox stays open.

Roblox detects, but Medal does not clip when you press the hotkey

Go to Settings, Clip Settings, and then Clipping Hotkeys, and confirm the clip key. Medal often uses F8 by default. Also avoid uncommon keys like punctuation because they can fail in-game. Use letters, numbers, or function keys instead.

Medal clips other games, but Roblox still fails

Open Medal’s Roblox game page and confirm you use the same capture workflow it expects. Then restart Roblox and Medal once to force a fresh hook. This step often helps when Roblox changes window focus or launches in a new instance.

Security tools block Medal from detecting Roblox

If you run antivirus or endpoint tools, add an allow-list rule for Medal and then run Medal’s repair flow if your setup blocks capture components. This fix targets cases where Medal runs but cannot hook into the game process.