In short:
This page is a reference list of admin commands commonly found in popular Roblox admin scripts. The default chat prefix is usually a semicolon (;), but this can vary. Command names and availability differ between scripts and between games.
What you will learn:
- How admin commands are structured
- Commonly referenced commands across popular scripts
- Which scripts use these commands
- Where to find the full command list for each script
Table of Contents:
How Admin Commands Are Structured
Admin commands are typed into the in-game chat with a prefix. The most common default prefix is a semicolon, followed by the command name and any required arguments. For example: ;tp player.
Commands marked with [player] expect a player name or username. Commands marked with [number] expect a numeric value. Some commands accept both, or accept no arguments at all.
The prefix itself is usually configurable. If a command does not respond, the first step is to check the current prefix in the script's settings menu.
Movement Commands
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
;fly | Allows the character to fly. |
;speed [number] | Changes walking speed. |
;jump [number] | Changes jump power. |
;noclip | Allows the character to pass through solid objects (availability varies). |
Player Commands
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
;tp [player] | Teleports to the specified player. |
;bring [player] | Brings a player to your location. |
;goto [player] | Teleports to a player (alias for tp in some scripts). |
;freeze [player] | Freezes a player in place. |
;unfreeze [player] | Unfreezes a player. |
Moderation Commands
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
;kick [player] | Kicks a player from the server. |
;ban [player] | Bans a player from the server (availability and behavior vary). |
;kill [player] | Targets a specific player's character. |
Utility Commands
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
;clear | Clears the chat. |
;reset | Resets your character. |
;god | Makes the character invincible (availability varies). |
;help | Displays the command list (varies by script). |
;prefix [new] | Changes the chat prefix (varies by script). |
Which Scripts Use These Commands
The commands above are commonly referenced across popular admin scripts. See the individual script pages for their full command lists:
- Infinite Yield — 400+ commands.
- Infinite Fun — 400+ commands.
- CMD-X — 200+ commands.
- Nameless Admin — commands, plugins, and UI tools.
Verifying Sources
Each admin script referenced on this page has its own page on RobloxNexus listing the source URL. Client-side scripts are loaded live from that URL, so the source itself is the verification reference. Compiled files, where applicable, are additionally checked with a SHA-256 hash and a VirusTotal report.
Command lists are updated when a script's source publishes a new version. Every update is recorded with a date in the Changelog. For the full verification walkthrough, see the Script Safety Guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What prefix do admin commands use?
A: Many admin scripts use a semicolon (;) as the default chat prefix. The prefix can usually be changed in the script settings.
Q: Do all admin scripts use the same commands?
A: No. Command names and availability vary between scripts. This list covers commands commonly referenced across popular admin scripts.
Q: Where can I see the full command list for a specific script?
A: Each script page on RobloxNexus lists popular commands. The full command list is usually available in the script's own documentation or help command.
Q: Are these commands available in every game?
A: Availability depends on the game, the script, and the game's anti-cheat configuration. Some commands may be restricted or non-functional in certain games.
Conclusion
This list covers admin commands commonly found in popular Roblox admin scripts. Command names and availability vary between scripts, so check the individual script pages for their full command lists. For a general overview of admin scripts, see the Roblox Admin Scripts Guide. For verification guidance, see the Security page and the Changelog for the latest updates.