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Roboflow Labeling Setup

Two steps to turn on Roboflow auto-labeling: make an account, then fork the labeling workflow into it.

Why fork a copy? Roboflow has no way to let you call a workflow you don't own on your own credits. Forking gives you your own copy — your labeling usage runs on your own free account, not the developer's.
Free plan credits are limited, monthly. The free Public Plan includes a set amount of credits per month (15/month, as observed setting this up — Roboflow may change this over time). Once used up, auto-labeling stops working until they refill next cycle — or you upgrade to a paid plan. Manual labeling in Game Bot Creator always still works either way.
1

Create a Roboflow account

Don't see the Labeling settings? It only appears once a config uses AI: click Tools… next to the config selector and tick Find things that move or look different each time.

Click Create account in Game Bot Creator's Settings page, or go to app.roboflow.com/login directly. Pick whichever sign-in method is easiest — Google, Github, email, or SSO all work the same for this.

Roboflow's Sign In or Sign Up screen, with Continue with Google, Github, Email, and SSO options
app.roboflow.com/login

Roboflow then shows the account it found (name/email) and asks you to accept its Terms of Service — check the box and click Continue to finish creating the account.

Next it asks you to name a workspace and pick a plan. Public Plan is the always-free tier (the one the credits note above applies to). Premium Trial is a 14-day trial of the paid tier, no card required — fine to try, it drops back to free-tier limits on its own after 14 days.

Roboflow's workspace setup screen: name your workspace, then choose between Premium Trial (14 day trial, no credit card required) and Public Plan (no premium features)
workspace setup, step 1 of 4

After that you'll land on a "what are you building?" home screen — that's for building something from scratch with Roboflow's own agent. You don't need it, just skip it.

From there you end up on your workspace dashboard. Account creation is now done.

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Fork the labeling workflow

Click Fork the labeling workflow… in Game Bot Creator's Settings page. It opens the shared SAM 3 workflow below — this can take a moment to load.

The shared Roboflow workflow diagram (Inputs, Normalize Sam Reliability, SAM 3, Mask Visualization, Label Visualization, Outputs), with a purple Fork this workflow button bottom-left
the shared workflow — bottom-left corner
  1. Click the purple Fork this workflow button, bottom-left.
  2. A "Create Workflow" confirmation opens, previewing the same pipeline — click Create Workflow.
Create Workflow From GameBotCreator-image-labeling-SAM confirmation dialog, with a purple Create Workflow button
fork confirmation dialog
  1. Roboflow copies it into your own workspace and opens your copy.
  2. Click Publish, top-right of the editor — a fork only runs once it's published.
  3. Click </> Use, right next to Publish (greyed out until published).
The workflow editor's top bar: Preview/Editor toggle, a Draft saved — not published yet status, and the greyed-out </> Use, Save, and purple Publish buttons
top bar before publishing — Use is greyed out
The Use Workflow panel: Workflow ID, Endpoint, and a masked API key field with a reveal/copy button, plus a ready-made curl example below
</> Use → Cloud API tab

Copy ENDPOINT as one string — it looks like https://serverless.roboflow.com/your-workspace/workflows/your-workflow. Click the eye icon to reveal API KEY, then copy it too.

Back in Game Bot Creator

Paste your API key into Roboflow API key, and the endpoint URL into Roboflow endpoint URL, in the Settings page's Labeling group. Auto-labeling suggestions turn on the next time you use Label Frames.