Roblox Scripts for Mobile: Android and iOS Guide 2026
Most guides about Roblox scripts assume you are on a PC. They talk about Windows executors, DLL injection, and desktop-specific tools. But a significant portion of the Roblox player base is on mobile, and the scripting scene has developed real mobile support that most people do not know exists.
This is the complete guide to running Roblox scripts on Android and iOS in 2026.
How Mobile Roblox Scripts Work Differently
On PC, running a Roblox script requires an executor that injects into the Roblox process at the Windows level. The injection happens through DLL loading, a technique that works specifically in the Windows environment.
Mobile is a different architecture entirely. Android and iOS do not allow DLL injection the same way Windows does. Mobile executors work through modified versions of the Roblox app or through hooking techniques specific to each mobile operating system. The end result is the same — your Lua script runs inside the game — but the technical path to get there is completely different.
This also means that PC executor updates and mobile executor updates happen independently. When Roblox patches something on PC, mobile executors may still work fine, and vice versa. The two sides of the scene operate on parallel tracks.
Android Roblox Scripts
Android is the more open mobile platform and has the stronger mobile scripting ecosystem as a result.
Working Android Executors in 2026
Delta is the most widely used Android executor in 2026. It supports a broad range of scripts, updates regularly, and handles most keyless scripts without issues. Delta works on standard Android devices without requiring root access on most configurations.
Arceus XÂ is the other major Android option. It has a built-in script hub which makes finding and running scripts easier for users who do not want to source scripts externally. Arceus X has been one of the more consistently updated Android executors through the post-Hyperion period.
How to Run Scripts on Android
The process on Android is straightforward once you have an executor installed. Open the executor app, attach it to Roblox, open the game you want to script, paste your script into the executor's script box, and execute. Most scripts that are tagged as Android compatible on platforms like HeapLeak will run without modification.
The main thing to check is whether a script was written with mobile in mind. Some scripts use PC-specific UI positioning or keyboard inputs that do not translate well to a touchscreen. Scripts specifically marked as mobile compatible handle this correctly.
iOS Roblox Scripts
iOS is more restricted than Android due to Apple's sandboxing and code signing requirements. Running executors on iOS requires either a modified Roblox IPA file sideloaded onto the device or a specific executor that works within iOS constraints.
Working iOS Executors in 2026
Delta on iOS works through sideloading and supports Lua script execution within its environment. It requires a signing service or a tool like AltStore to install on a standard iPhone without jailbreaking.
Pallene is the other primary iOS option in 2026. It functions similarly to Delta and supports the main script categories including auto farm, ESP, and universal scripts.
How to Run Scripts on iOS
iOS script execution requires a few more steps than Android. You need to install the executor through a signing service, which involves either using a free signing tool with a seven-day re-sign requirement or using a paid signing service for longer validity. Once installed the usage is similar to Android — attach to Roblox, paste your script, execute.
The seven-day limit on free signing is the main friction point for iOS users. Apps signed with a personal Apple developer certificate expire after seven days and need to be reinstalled. Paid signing services eliminate this but cost money.
Which Scripts Work on Mobile
Not every Roblox script is compatible with mobile. Scripts written exclusively for PC may use features or UI layouts that do not work on a touchscreen device. When looking for mobile-compatible scripts, check that the script is explicitly tagged for Android or iOS support.
Scripts that consistently work well on mobile include:
Auto farm scripts — these run in the background without requiring active input, which makes them ideal for mobile where you may not want to interact constantly with the screen.
ESP scripts — visual overlays work on mobile screens and do not require keyboard inputs to use.
Universal scripts with mobile UI — the best universal scripts in 2026 include mobile-optimized interfaces with touch-friendly buttons and positioning.
Blox Fruits mobile scripts — Blox Fruits has strong mobile script support because of its large mobile player base. Auto farm, fruit ESP, and server hop all work on mobile with the right executor.
Where to Find Mobile-Compatible Roblox Scripts
The fastest way to find scripts confirmed to work on your mobile setup is to use a platform that tags executor compatibility clearly.
HeapLeak tags every script post with compatibility information including which mobile executors it supports. Scripts marked as compatible with Delta or Arceus X on Android and Delta or Pallene on iOS have been tested on those platforms. The library is updated daily so you are not running into posts from 2021 that nobody has tested since.
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If you are new to mobile Roblox scripts, starting with scripts explicitly tagged for your executor on HeapLeak is the most reliable path to getting something running quickly without troubleshooting compatibility issues.
Mobile scripting in 2026 is more capable than most people expect. The executors are stable, the script library has grown, and the experience on Android in particular is close to what PC users have been doing for years.
