How DrawDump works
Last updated: October 20, 2026
This page explains who runs DrawDump, where a listing comes from, what the badges on each script mean, and how listings are reviewed and removed. It is here so you can judge the archive for yourself instead of trusting a badge.
1. What DrawDump is
DrawDump is a public archive of Roblox Luau scripts and executor loadstrings. Every entry has a stable URL, a raw link you can paste into an executor, and a page that shows the first lines of the code so you can read it before running it. We are a host and a directory — we do not write the scripts, we do not sell executors, and we do not ask for your Roblox credentials.
2. Who runs it
DrawDump is operated by a small independent team. The site is built and maintained in the open: the public API, the raw-link format, the sitemap, the RSS feed and the search endpoints are all documented on the API docs page. Moderation decisions are made by the same team that runs the site — there is no third-party "approval service". For anything that needs a human answer, write to [email protected].
3. Where a listing comes from
- Submitted by a member. Anyone with a verified account can publish a script. They keep ownership of what they publish and can delete it at any time — deleting a script removes it from the site, the sitemap and the feed.
- Curated from a public loader. Some entries are one-line loadstrings that point at a loader published by its author on a public host. DrawDump links to that loader; the code stays with the person who wrote it, and the raw link on the page keeps working for as long as they keep it online.
We do not publish anything we cannot show you the origin of, and we do not publish copied write-ups or SEO filler.
4. What the badges mean
- keyless — runs without a key, a linkvertise gate or a Discord check.
- key system — asks for a key before it runs.
- paid — the author sells access to it.
- working / mixed / patched — whether members report that it currently runs, runs inconsistently, or has stopped working after a game update.
These badges are community-reported. Treat them as a hint, not a guarantee — and read the code before you run it.
5. How listings are reviewed
Every script page has a ⚑ Report button. A report goes straight to the moderation queue with the script, the reason and the reporter. We act on three kinds of report first:
- Scripts that steal accounts (token or cookie grabbers, fake "free executor" pages).
- Scripts that are malicious, crash the executor, or are used to harass other players.
- Copyright takedowns with proof of ownership.
Confirmed listings are removed, the author is notified, and the removal is reflected in the sitemap. If you believe a removal was wrong, reply to the report email and a human will look again.
6. What we do not host
No malware, no credential or token grabbers, no scripts built to harm other players' accounts or devices, and no advertising for "cheating as a service" that is built on stolen work. We also do not host executors — only text: Luau source, links and metadata.
7. Copyright
If you own a script that is published here without your permission, email [email protected] with the link and proof of ownership. Confirmed claims are handled by removing the listing. The full rules are in the Terms of Use.
8. For script authors
Publish with your verified account, keep the description honest, and refresh the entry when a game update breaks it — a listing that says patched is more useful than one that pretends to work. Every entry exposes a raw link and a JSON API, so you can point people at your own dump instead of a third-party mirror. The API docs show the exact endpoints.
9. For search engines and researchers
Everything indexable is listed in sitemap.xml, with a lastmod per URL, image entries for the covers, and the newest scripts mirrored in the RSS feed. Pages are server-rendered, so the content, the canonical URL and the structured data are in the first byte of the response — no client-side rendering required. Categories live under /g/<roblox-id>, author pages under /u/<handle>.