Roblox Clicker on Scratch is a browser game where you tap Robux icons to grow your currency and unlock stronger upgrades. Redeem these codes to claim bonus clicks, extra Robux per second, and higher click power for faster progress.
Updated: November 21, 2025
10K— 10,000 Clicks, 10,000 Robux Per Second, and 10,000 Click PowerRoblox2023— 1,000 Clicks, 10 Robux Per Second, and 100 Click PowerGamexLegend2023— 5,000 Clicks
How to redeem codes
Step 1: Open Roblox Clicker in your browser on the Scratch website and wait for the game to finish loading.
Step 2: Look at the bottom-right corner of the game screen and click the Codes button to open the code input panel.
Step 3: Click inside the text box, then type or paste one code from the list above exactly as shown.
Step 4: Press the Enter key on your keyboard (or confirm with the on-screen button, if shown) to submit the code.
Step 5: Check your clicks, Robux per second, and click power values in the game HUD to confirm the reward has been added.
Expired codes
[none currently listed]— No older codes are confirmed expired at this time.
Why codes might not work
- The code has expired and is no longer active in the current version of Roblox Clicker.
- There is a typo, missing character, or extra space; codes are case-sensitive and must match exactly.
- The code was already redeemed on your account, so it cannot be used again.
- The game session is out of date; close the Scratch project, reload Roblox Clicker, and try the code once more.
Where to find more codes
New Roblox Clicker codes for the Scratch version are usually shared by the creator on their Scratch project page and in the project description or comments on scratch.mit.edu. You may also see updates mentioned in the game thumbnail or studio collections that include the project.
Bookmark this page — the code list is reviewed and updated regularly so you can keep your boosts active.
Codes in Roblox Clicker on Scratch are case-sensitive and can stop working without notice, so redeem them as soon as you find them and avoid any third-party “code generator” tools, which are unsafe and cannot create real codes.
