Redeem guide
How to redeem Roblox game codes
Every game puts its code box in a slightly different place. Start with the general method, then use the per-game steps for the exact button locations on the games this site tracks.
The general method
- 1.Launch the game from its official Roblox page and let the lobby finish loading.
- 2.Look for the game's code button — it is usually a gift, ticket or QR icon on the side of the screen, or a box inside the Shop.
- 3.Click the input once, then paste the code exactly as written. Codes on this site keep their exact capitalization and punctuation.
- 4.Press the redeem/submit control next to the input. Rewards land in your balance immediately; if they do not, rejoin the game once before blaming the code.
- 5.If the code is rejected, try the next row on its game page. A rejection usually means the code expired, was already redeemed on your account, or a source listed it too late.
Two habits save the most time. First, copy codes instead of retyping them — most rejections on new games are typos, because codes keep punctuation like exclamation marks (Clover Time's 25KLIKES! and 70KFAVSWOW! both need theirs). Second, redeem from the top of the newest check: milestone codes expire within days, so the bottom of an old list is where dead codes live.
Timing matters more on new games than mature ones. Codes for fresh titles cluster around three moments: the launch window, milestone celebrations (visits, likes, favorites, concurrent players), and update or patch drops. Clover Time has been paying out a new likes or favorites milestone code every few days; Survive a Million Monkeys lands one roughly weekly; Cameraman Tower Defense drops codes with game updates. Redeeming within a day or two of a drop is the difference between a working code and an expired one.
On mobile, the code buttons live in the same menus as on PC, but small screens hide them behind icon-only buttons. If you cannot find a code box on a phone, open the same game on a desktop browser once and note where the button sits — the layout matches, only the icon changes. Roblox never asks for your password during code redemption; any site or player asking for it is a scam, not a shortcut.
Per-game button locations
Clover Time
- 1.Launch Clover Time on Roblox and wait for the lobby to load.
- 2.Open the Codes menu (the gift/QR icon on the side of the screen).
- 3.Type or paste one code exactly as written and press Redeem.
- 4.Codes are case-sensitive; copy rather than retype to avoid misses.
Survive a Million Monkeys
- 1.Launch Survive a Million Monkeys on Roblox.
- 2.Press the CODES button in the top right of the screen.
- 3.Enter one code and press the green tick to redeem.
- 4.Gems land immediately; rejoin if the reward does not appear.
Cameraman Tower Defense
- 1.Open Cameraman Tower Defense on Roblox and wait for the lobby.
- 2.Win three matches first — the code box stays hidden until then.
- 3.Open the Shop and find the codes input.
- 4.Paste one full code and redeem; Coins land in your balance right away.
What a rejected code usually means
Roblox games show a handful of rejection messages, and each one points at a different fix. "Invalid code" almost always means a typo or the code never existed under that spelling — re-copy it from the code page rather than a video title. "Expired code" means the milestone window closed; check the expired archive for context and the current list for replacements. "Already redeemed" is account-level: single-use codes pay once per account, no matter which device you use. If the box itself is missing, the game has not unlocked it for you yet — Cameraman Tower Defense is the current example, with its Shop code input appearing only after three wins.
If every code fails at once, the game may have just updated — new codes usually land within a day of a milestone or patch. Recheck the full reported table; its check date tells you how fresh the list is.