Rocket League hands out free cosmetics through redeemable codes rather than a battle pass or daily login system. These codes unlock items like player titles, decals, wheels, and rocket boosts without touching your Credits balance.
Working Rocket League codes
Three codes are redeemable right now, and each one unlocks a different cosmetic reward.
9914— “Bathroom Code 9914” player titleAFA7-7522— “Completely Lost” player titlepopcorn— Popcorn rocket boost
None of these give Credits or premium bundles. Redeem them soon, since Psyonix can pull codes without warning once a promotion wraps up.
How to redeem codes in Rocket League
The redemption menu lives inside the game itself on every platform, including PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch. There’s no separate website for entering these codes.
AFA7-7522 needs the dash in the middle, or the game rejects it.You can redeem several codes back to back with no cooldown between them. Codes are tied to your Epic Games account, so a code you’ve already used will show as claimed on every platform you play on.
Expired Rocket League codes
These codes no longer work and won’t produce a reward if you try them.
RocketLeagueLive— Wheels, topper, player banner, and RLCS themeBekind— VCR toppercouchpotato— Couch Potato player titleTruffleshuffle— The Goonies decal for OctaneShazam— Shazam! wheels and decalSARPBC— SARPBC-10 antenna and Moai antennaRlbirthday— Random WWE wheelsrlnitro— Nitro Circus antenna and decalWWE18— Random WWE wheels, antennas, or player bannersWrestlemania— Random WWE wheels, antennas, or player bannerswwedads— Random WWE wheels, antennas, or player banners
Where new codes come from
Psyonix doesn’t release codes on a fixed schedule. New ones tend to surface around esports events, WWE crossovers, anniversaries, or trailers, and some have been hidden as plain text inside promotional videos rather than announced directly. No official date for the next code drop is currently confirmed, so watching Psyonix’s own event announcements is the most reliable way to catch one early.
Every reward from these codes shows up as a cosmetic only, whether that’s a player title, a rocket boost, or a full wheel and decal set. None of them have ever granted Credits, so treat any code claiming otherwise as fake.
