Roblox music codes (February 2026) — 80 working song IDs to use now

Update: We found 1 new Roblox music code on February 15, 2026 and added it to the list. We also removed expired codes.

Roblox uses numeric music codes (audio IDs) to play specific tracks through boomboxes or in‑game radios. The IDs below are all active song codes for February 2026.

How Roblox music codes work

Music codes in Roblox are numeric IDs attached to audio assets. When you enter one of these IDs into a compatible in‑game player (for example a Boombox gear or a radio gamepass item), that audio starts playing for you and, depending on the game, for nearby players.

Step 1: Join a Roblox experience that supports custom music and gives you access to a boombox or radio item. Some experiences include a free boombox; others require a paid gamepass radio.

Step 2: Equip the boombox or radio and activate it to bring up the input box for an audio ID.

Step 3: Copy any numeric ID from the table below, paste it into the input box, then confirm or press play.

Step 4: If the code is valid for that experience, the track will start playing. If nothing plays or an error appears, that specific audio may have been removed for that game and you should try a different ID.

Best Roblox music codes (80 working IDs for 2026)

The following table lists 80 popular Roblox song IDs across pop, rock, rap, anime themes, game soundtracks, and memes. All entries are currently treated as working audio IDs; status can change if a track is removed from Roblox.

How to tell if a Roblox music code is working

After you enter one of the IDs above into a boombox or radio, a valid track should start within a few seconds. Volume and range depend on the specific experience’s settings.

If no sound plays, you typically see one of three outcomes: the game silently blocks custom audio, the audio asset was removed from Roblox, or the item you are using is cosmetic and not meant to play custom tracks. In that case, simply try the next code on the list in a different compatible experience.

Note: individual developers can disable user‑selected music or restrict it to certain whitelisted IDs. In those experiences, even otherwise valid audio codes will not play.