Nylon — independent script executor for Windows
Make it Nylon.
Nylon is a Windows application for writing and running Lua scripts. It has a real editor, a built-in script assistant and a cloud library you can search without leaving the client. It is published independently and is not affiliated with Roblox Corporation.
What you get
- An editor, not a text box. Syntax highlighting, autocomplete and multi-file tabs for Lua.
- A script assistant. Ask for a script in plain English and edit what comes back.
- Cloud scripts. A searchable library inside the client, with saved local copies.
- Windows 10 and 11, x64. One installer, no runtime to install first.
Getting it
The download lives on the main site, not here: go to
nylon.wtf and press the
download button. You will get NylonSetup.exe, our own installer,
which fetches the current build from our release storage. The
installation guide
walks through it, including the SmartScreen prompt you may see because the
installer is not signed by a commercial certificate authority.
The download itself is never gated. No adwall, no survey, no account required to reach the file.
The free key and the paid plans
Nylon needs a licence key to run. The free tier is funded by advertising: claiming a free 24-hour key means completing one offer through Work.ink or LootLabs, two independent third-party ad networks that we do not operate. The offer unlocks the key. Paid plans remove the adwall entirely and are billed through Stripe.
Accounts are optional
An account exists so a key and plan survive a reinstall. It stores an email address, a hashed password, a licence key and the plan attached to it. It never asks for, transmits or stores credentials for any game. Reading this page, downloading the installer and using a key you already hold all work without signing in.
Who publishes this
Nylon is made by a small independent team. There is no parent company, no publisher and no sponsorship arrangement, and no page on any of our domains is operated on behalf of another business. The privacy policy and terms of use describe what is collected and what you are agreeing to.