In this 2026 updated tutorial, I’m showing you how to have multiple Roblox accounts open at once on a single PC. A lot of people assume you need sketchy workarounds, but you’ve actually got a few clean options depending on how many accounts you’re trying to run and how much setup you want to deal with. I walk through three main methods: using official apps (the simplest), using a third-party bootstrapper called Blockstrap (my go-to for more flexibility), and using a dedicated Roblox account manager (best when you’re managing a bunch of accounts). First, I cover the easiest “no extra software” method: run one account through the normal desktop client from your browser, then launch Roblox again through the Microsoft Store app to get a second account running at the same time. After that, I show how Blockstrap makes multi-instance launching simple by toggling a setting (Integrations → Miscellaneous → allow multiple instance launching). Finally, if you’re handling more than five accounts, I explain why an account manager is ideal, how to add accounts, and how to confirm multi-roblox is enabled—plus the key point that your account data is encrypted locally.