War Thunder is a free-to-play combined-arms MMO from Gaijin Entertainment spanning ground, air, and naval combat. Promotional codes released by Gaijin let players claim free cosmetics — mostly decals and stickers — to customize their vehicles at no cost. These codes expire without warning, so redeeming them quickly is always the right call.
Working War Thunder codes
The codes below are currently active. Copy them directly to avoid capitalization or spacing errors — codes are case-sensitive and will fail if entered incorrectly.
STUDENTPILOT— Student Pilot decalWTBUTCHER— Sergey Chikhachev’s Butcher sticker
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Two redemption paths are available: the Gaijin website and the in-game menu. The website route tends to be smoother, especially if you run into issues using the in-game panel.
Redeem via the Gaijin website

Redeem in-game
Applying decals and stickers after redemption
Cosmetics from codes don’t auto-equip to vehicles. After claiming a reward, open the vehicle customization menu from the main screen, navigate to Decorations or Decals, then look under the Special or Other subcategory. Select the unlocked item there and place it manually on your vehicle.
Expired War Thunder codes
These codes no longer work. They’re listed here as a reference so you don’t spend time entering them.
52MONKEYSPO-LI-GONWARTHUNDER500KWTDESCOM-BESTWORKBRAVO
Where new codes get announced
Gaijin doesn’t follow a fixed release schedule for codes, so keeping an eye on official channels is the most reliable method. The official War Thunder accounts on X, YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram are the primary spots where codes surface — often tied to subscriber milestones, game anniversaries, or content partnerships. The official Discord server also has channels dedicated to announcements and community events, where codes sometimes appear first. It’s also worth scanning patch notes and update posts when major content drops go live, since codes occasionally appear buried in those announcements rather than highlighted separately.





