Dig codes on Roblox: Full list of codes and how to redeem them explained
Can you dig it?

Sometimes you've just got to go a dig a massive hole. Thankfully, Roblox's Dig lets you do exactly that on a journey to the centre of the earth.
From the same developer as Fisch, you can use Dig codes to get yourself crates, profile titles and more, so they're well worth keeping an eye out for.
Make sure to check out our Grow a Garden codes and Blue Lock Rivals codes too, but for now, let's take a look at all the currently active Dig codes in Roblox.
Full list of Dig codes for July 2025
Dig codes will typically give you rewards like crates, profile titles and vehicle attachments, and are completely free to use.
Here are all of the currently available Dig codes:
Active Dig codes
- release – three basic crates
- evilcode – Evil Horns vehicle attachment
- plsdevshovel – Disappointment title
Expired Dig codes
- There are currently no expired Dig codes
Since Dig is still such a new game, only releasing into early access on 1st July 2025, the initial codes provided by the developer haven't expired yet, so be sure to use them while you still can!
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How to redeem codes in Dig
Redeeming your codes in Dig couldn't be simpler – all you need to do is follow these steps:
- Open Dig in Roblox
- Click on the shopping bag icon at the bottom of the screen to open the shop
- Scroll to the bottom of the shop until you see a text box
- Paste or type your chosen code into the box and hit Enter
- Enjoy your rewards!
If your codes aren't working, check that you've entered the code in properly. If you've entered it in properly and it still isn't working, then it likely means that the code has expired – sorry!
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