SharkBite drops players into two roles: hunters trying to survive in a boat, or the shark trying to sink them. Shark Teeth earned between rounds pay for boat upgrades, weapons, and shark skins, and codes are the fastest way to stack up extra teeth without grinding matches.
Working SharkBite codes
We checked for new codes and confirmed the list below is currently redeemable in-game.
RGBSHARK— 80 Shark Teeth NEWSHARKBITE2— 200 Shark Teeth1BILLION— 100 Shark TeethSimonsSpace— 50 Shark TeethFROGGYBOAT— 50 Shark TeethDUCKYRAPTOR— 50 Shark Teeth
These six have stayed active for a long stretch, so redeeming them now is reliable even if you haven’t played in a while.
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Codes go into a dedicated text box inside the game itself, not through a website or launcher menu.
Repeat the process for each code on the list, entering them one at a time.
Expired SharkBite codes
These no longer add Shark Teeth if you try to enter them, so skip straight to the working list above instead.
SHARKCAGESHARKWEEK202020KDISCORDSKELETONSGHOSTSSTEALTHLegendaryGun!NewSharkEditShark!NewGunmosasaurusSwimingLizard
What Shark Teeth unlock
Shark Teeth carry over between rounds and are spent on boat upgrades and weapons if you’re playing as a hunter, or on new shark skins if you land the shark role. Faster boats and stronger guns make surviving a round easier, while shark skins are purely cosmetic but still cost teeth to unlock.
Where new SharkBite codes get announced
New codes typically arrive alongside milestones or special occasions rather than on a fixed schedule, so no confirmed date for the next one is currently set. The game’s developers, Abracadabra, post code drops through the SharkBite Discord server and the studio’s Roblox group, and following either is the most direct way to catch a code before it expires.
Bookmarking this page and checking back periodically covers the same ground, since the working and expired lists above get updated as codes change status.






