Emote RNG Codes (December 2025) — Latest working list

Emote RNG on Roblox uses codes to grant free cash and luck boosts, helping you unlock rare emotes and mutations faster.

Updated: December 26, 2025.

New codes: Bread1, 2MVisits, SecretButtonCode, FirstAdminAbuse

• Bread1 — $3 cash NEW
• 2MVisits — $500,000 cash and 1 hour of double luck NEW
• SecretButtonCode — $50,000 cash and two 30‑minute double luck boosts NEW
• FirstAdminAbuse — two 1‑hour triple luck boosts NEW

How to redeem codes

Step 1: Start Roblox and open the Emote RNG experience, then join a server.

Step 2: Click or tap the Shop button at the top-left of the screen to open the shop menu.

Step 3: Scroll to the bottom of the shop until you see the Codes text box.

Step 4: Carefully type or paste one of the working codes into the box, making sure there are no extra spaces.

Step 5: Press Submit to claim the reward, then open the consumables menu in-game to activate any luck boost items you received.

Expired codes

• (none) — No Emote RNG codes have expired yet.

Why codes might not work

• The code has expired and is no longer valid, even if it still appears in older lists.
• There is a typo, missing character, or extra space; Emote RNG codes are case-sensitive and must match exactly.
• The code was already redeemed on your Roblox account; each code can normally be used only once per account.
• The game client or server is having issues; rejoin the Emote RNG server or restart Roblox and try redeeming again.

Where to find more codes

New Emote RNG codes are often shared through the community and developer channels. For the earliest updates, keep an eye on:

• The official Emote RNG Discord server, Emote Clan, at discord.com/invite/r6eh.
• The Emote Clan Roblox group page at roblox.com/communities/6264771/Emote-Clan.

Bookmark this page — code lists are refreshed regularly when new Emote RNG codes appear.

Remember that Emote RNG codes are free, case-sensitive, and usually time-limited. Always redeem them directly in the official Roblox game and avoid any third-party “code generator” sites or tools that ask for passwords or personal information.