Rocket League Codes (September 2026)

Rocket League codes unlock free cosmetic items such as decals, wheels, toppers, banners, and rocket boosts, letting you customize your car without touching your Credits. New codes tend to show up around events, trailers, and promotional pushes rather than on a fixed schedule.

Working Rocket League codes

We checked for new Rocket League codes and none are currently active. Psyonix does not release these codes on a set calendar, so a fresh one can appear alongside an upcoming update, a trailer, or a special promotion without prior notice. We’ll update this page the moment a working code surfaces.

How to redeem Rocket League codes

Redemption happens entirely inside the game client, not on a website. The process is the same whether you play on PC, PlayStation, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch.

Launch Rocket League and open the main menu.

Go into the Extras menu.

Select Redeem Code from the list of options.

Type or paste the code exactly as it’s written, including any dashes, then confirm.

Open your Garage to confirm the new item appears in your inventory. That’s your confirmation the code worked.

Copying and pasting a code instead of typing it by hand avoids small mistakes like a missing dash or an extra space.

Expired Rocket League codes

These codes have already run their course and will no longer produce a reward if entered.

popcorn — Popcorn rocket boost
AFA7-7522 — “Completely Lost” player title
RocketLeagueLive — Aero Mage wheels, Hustle Brows topper, Neon Runner banner, RLCS Theme
rlnitro — Nitro Circus antenna and decal
bekind — VCR topper
couchpotato — “Couch Potato” player title
Rlbirthday — WWE wheels
SARPBC — SARPBC-10 antenna and Moai antenna
Shazam — Shazam! wheels and decal
Truffleshuffle — The Goonies decal
Wrestlemania — WWE wheels, antennas, and banners
WWE18 — WWE wheels, antennas, and banners
wwedads — WWE wheels, antennas, and banners

Where new codes typically appear

Psyonix has hidden codes inside trailers and other promotional videos before, so unusual words or phrases in official clips are worth a second look. New codes have historically accompanied crossover events, esports moments, and anniversary celebrations rather than routine updates.