Rocket League hands out free cosmetics through redeem codes that unlock player titles, rocket boosts, decals, and other garage items without spending Credits. The list below covers what currently works and what has stopped functioning, so you don’t waste time typing in dead codes.
Working Rocket League codes
Three codes are currently redeemable, unlocking two player titles and a rocket boost.
AFA7-7522— Completely Lost player title NEW9914— Bathroom Code 9914 player titlepopcorn— Popcorn rocket boost
None of these codes grant Credits. Every reward is purely cosmetic, changing how your player card or car looks without affecting matchmaking or performance.
How to redeem Rocket League codes
Codes are entered directly inside the game through the settings menu. There is no separate website or app required.
This process is identical on PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch, since codes are tied to your Epic Games account rather than a specific platform. You can redeem multiple codes back-to-back with no cooldown period between them.
Successful redemption shows the item immediately in the relevant customization tab. Player titles appear under your name selection in the player profile menu, while items like the Popcorn rocket boost show up in the garage under the matching category.
Expired Rocket League codes
These codes no longer work. Entering them returns an error in the Redeem Code box.
SARPBC— SARPBC-10 Antenna and Moai Antennarlnitro— Nitro Circus Antenna and Breakout decalrlbirthday— WWE wheelscouchpotato— Couch Potato player titleshazam— Shazam! wheels and decalwwedads— WWE wheels, antennas, and bannersWWE18— WWE wheels, antennas, and bannerswrestlemania— WWE wheels, antennas, and bannersTruffleshuffle— The Goonies decal for OctaneBekind— VCR topperRocketLeagueLive— Aero Mage wheels, Hustle Brows topper, Neon Runner banner, RLCS Theme
Where new codes come from
Psyonix has typically released new codes tied to crossover promotions and esports events, such as WWE tie-ins and RLCS broadcasts. They often surface as a random-looking word or short alphanumeric string shown briefly in a trailer or on-screen graphic. Codes for free Credits are not part of this system, so any page promising Credits through a redeem code should be treated as unreliable.
We checked for new codes and removed expired ones as part of this update, and we’ll continue updating the working list as Psyonix adds new promotions.
