Looking for the latest Blox Fruits codes? Blox Fruits is a Roblox experience dedicated to proving your mum right: eat plenty of fresh fruit and you’ll develop superpowers. (Everyone’s mum used to tell them that, right?) As the title makes plenty clear, it’s heavily inspired by One Piece, which means, much like Luffy and the gang, you’ll have to chow down on mystical fruits to accrue power quickly and overcome the various threats that call the seven seas home. There are also a lot of swords, which thankfully you don’t have to eat, but which do look pretty cool.
Blox Fruits codes are a free and easy way to get bonuses and boosts. Most of the codes, which are usually shared on the developer’s YouTube channel, give you free character EXP by granting you a certain amount of time during which the XP you gain is doubled. That unfortunately means no codes for free devil fruit, but you will get the occasional currency injection, cosmetic item or stat refund. Read on for a list of all working Blox Fruits codes and instructions on how to redeem them.
- Working codes
- How to redeem
- Expired codes
Working Blox Fruits codes
Here are all the working Blox Fruits codes:
- EASTEREXP – 2x EXP for 20 minutes
- KITT_RESET – Free Stat Reset
- SUB2OFFICIALNOOBIE – 2x EXP for 20 minutes
- AXIORE – 2x EXP for 20 minutes
- BIGNEWS – In-game title “BIGNEWS”
- BLUXXY – 2x EXP for 20 minutes
- CHANDLER – 0 Beli joke code ($0)
- ENYU_IS_PRO – 2x EXP for 20 minutes
- FUDD10 – 1 Beli ($1)
- FUDD10_V2 – 2 Beli ($2)
- JCWK – 2x EXP for 20 minutes
- KITT<a href="https://comicvibe.com/rog-xreal-r1-ar-gaming-glasses-hardware-review/” title=”ROG XREAL R1 AR Gaming Glasses (Hardware) – Review”>GAMING – 2x EXP for 20 minutes
- MAGICBUS – 2x EXP for 20 minutes
- STARCODEHEO – 2x EXP for 20 minutes
- STRAWHATMAINE – 2x EXP for 20 minutes
- SUB2CAPTAINMAUI – 2x EXP for 20 minutes
- SUB2DAIGROCK – 2x EXP for 20 minutes
- SUB2FER999 – 2x EXP for 20 minutes
- SUB2GAMERROBOT_EXP1 – 2x EXP for 30 minutes
- SUB2GAMERROBOT_RESET1 – Free Stat Reset
- SUB2NOOBMASTER123 – 2x EXP for 20 minutes
- SUB2UNCLEKIZARU – Free Stat Reset
- TANTAIGAMING – 2x EXP for 20 minutes
- THEGREATACE – 2x EXP for 20 minutes
It’s important to note that the multiplier doesn’t stack, however, the direction does. So for example, if you redeemed two codes that each got you 2x EXP for 20 minutes, you’d get 2x EXP for 40 minutes. That double XP timer will also pause between sessions, so you can dip in and out of grinding levels without fear of losing your multiplier.
How to redeem Blox Fruits codes
It’s very simple to redeem codes in Blox Fruits:
- First, boot up Blox Fruits.
- Click on the cog icon on the left-hand side to open the ‘Settings’ menu.
- Scroll down and select the ‘Redeem’ button’ to open the ‘Rewards Codes’ menu.
- Type a code into the text box and then press ‘Redeem!’
Expired Blox Fruits codes
- LIGHTNINGABUSE
- 1lostadmin
- GAMERROBOT_YT
- RESET_5B
- ADMINFIGHT
- GIFTING_HOURS
- BANEXPLOIT
- NOMOREHACK
- BossBuild
- GetPranked
- EARN_FRUITS
- FIGHT4FRUIT
- NOEXPLOITER
- NOOB2ADMIN
- CODESLIDE
- ADMINHACKED
- ADMINDARES
- FRUITCONCEPTS
- KRAZYDARES
- TRIPLEABUSE
- SEATROLLING
- 24NOADMIN
- REWARDFUN
- NEWTROLL
- SECRET_ADMIN
- ADMIN_TROLL
- youtuber_shipbattle
- JULYUPDATE_RESET
- STAFFBATTLE
- ADMIN_STRENGTH
- DRAGONABUSE
- NOOB2PRO
- DEVSCOOKING
- CINCODEMAYO_BOOST
- CODE_SERVICIO
- 15B_BESTBROTHERS
- NOOB_REFUND
- TY_FOR_WATCHING
- GAMER_ROBOT_1M
- ADMINGIVEAWAY
- SUBGAMERROBOT_RESET
- EXP_5B
- 1BILLION
- 1MLIKES_RESET
- 2BILLION
- 3BVISITS
- CONTROL
- POINTSRESET
- SHUTDOWNFIX2
- THIRDSEA
- UPDATE10
- UPDATE11
- UPD14
- UPD15
- UPD16
- XMASEXP
- XMASRESET
Blox Fruits codes FAQ
Blox Fruits codes not working?
We’ve all been there. You’re ready to drop in and start farming experience, but the code you’ve punched in just doesn’t seem to work. Let’s try and diagnose the problem so you can get back to adventuring with those double XP boosts in tow.
The most likely scenario you’ve run into is that the code has expired. This happens relatively often, as the devs ditch older codes in favour of brand new ones. If your code doesn’t seem to be working but it’s still in our active codes list, let us know and we’ll test it again to see what’s up.
Another common issue you’ll run into is a simple one. You may have just mistyped the code. This happens all the time, especially as Blox Fruits codes are case sensitive and usually comprised of several words smashed together. Double-check the spelling and the case, then try re-typing it. You can always copy and paste it directly from this page if you want to make sure you’ve entered it correctly.
Another possibility is that you’re trying to redeem a code you’ve already cashed in. The vast majority of the time, Roblox codes are provided on a single-use basis and can only be redeemed once. If you think you’ve already used the provided code and got your hands on the goodies it dished out, chances are that’s why it’s not working.
Finally, on occasion, some Roblox codes will only be redeemable if you’ve met specific requirements. Those requirements can range from hitting level caps and participating in events, to joining specific Roblox communities. From our experience, Blox Fruits doesn’t have any codes with special requirements needed to redeem them, but if any do release with specific prerequisites that need to be met, we’ll detail them next to the code or in the code redemption walkthrough.
Where to find new Blox Fruits codes
New Blox Fruits codes are shared on the game’s official Discord server and official X account. The developer Gamer Robot also reveals codes in videos posted on their YouTube channel. Codes don’t appear in every video shared on the channel, and only appear at specific points in certain videos.
The best time to check for new codes is during a major update to the game, when the devs celebrate by sharing goodies with the community. However, it’s worth mentioning that server shutdowns often don’t result in codes. While server shutdown compensation is popular in other Roblox games, Blox Fruits tends to save doling out new codes for updates and fixes. To save you time, we regularly hunt around for the latest Blox Fruits codes and update this article whenever new codes are released.
How often are new Blox Fruits codes released?
If you’re a longtime Blox Fruits fan, you’ll no doubt have noticed that new codes for the game aren’t released as often as they used to be. In 2024 the Gamer Robot YouTube channel released videos that announced new Blox Fruits codes 15 times. However, in 2025 this dropped drastically to six new codes being announced throughout the course of the year. That’s a 60% decrease in the number of new Blox Fruits codes that were released last year. But even this figure doesn’t tell the entire story, with there being some barren runs in 2025 where players had to wait multiple months before a new code was released. We’ll have to wait and see whether this situation changes in 2026. At the time of writing, only one new code has been released for Blox Fruits this year. That code was dropped in the run-up to Easter, which means so far 2026 is continuing the trend of new Blox Fruits codes being released sparingly.
That wraps up our list of Blox Fruits codes. If you need help with other popular Roblox games, make sure you check out our lists of Uma Racing codes, Grow a Garden 2 codes, Bee Swarm Simulator codes, The Forge codes, and 99 Nights in the Forest codes.
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