Flicker is a Roblox social deduction game where a hidden killer picks off players one by one during nightly blackouts, leaving everyone else to figure out who’s responsible before it’s too late. Coins earned in matches let you buy cosmetics to customize your character, and codes are the fastest way to add extra coins and items without grinding through rounds.
Working Flicker codes
Two codes are currently active in Flicker. Enter them exactly as written, since the redemption box is case-sensitive and won’t accept typos.
600KLIKES— 200 Coins and 1 Paper Box NEWWEAREBACK— 500 Coins NEW
How to redeem codes in Flicker
Redeeming a code takes only a few seconds and doesn’t require finishing a match or reaching any particular level first.
A successful redemption adds the coins or item straight to your inventory, so you can check there right away to confirm it went through. From that point, the new coins and any cosmetic pieces are available in the shop or wardrobe to equip before your next match.
Expired Flicker codes
These codes no longer work if you try to enter them.
NOT_LIINK— previously gave 200 Coins and the Elven Countess Hairpiece500KLIKES— previously gave 200 Coins and 1 Paper BoxITSASECRET— previously gave 150 CoinsFIRSTCODE— previously gave 250 Coins800KLIKES— reward unconfirmed before it expired
What Flicker codes reward
Most codes hand out Coins, the currency used to buy outfits and other cosmetic gear from the in-game shop. Some codes also include a Paper Box, which contains a set of crates, or occasionally a named cosmetic item like a hairpiece. None of the rewards affect gameplay mechanics such as detection abilities or survival odds, they’re purely visual.
| Reward type | What it does |
|---|---|
| Coins | Currency spent in the shop on outfits and cosmetic packs |
| Paper Box | A bundle containing multiple crates |
| Named cosmetic item | A specific accessory added directly to your character’s wardrobe |
Where new codes get announced
Flicker doesn’t release codes on a fixed schedule. New ones tend to show up around community milestones, like reaching a certain number of likes on the game’s page, or alongside bigger updates. The developer, JJ Studios, posts these through its official Discord server and on its X account, and also runs the game’s Roblox community page where announcements sometimes appear.
Redeem active codes as soon as you spot them, since Flicker’s codes have a habit of disappearing once the developers roll out a new milestone reward.
