Grab the latest free spins and swords, then check what every blade is worth before you trade. Two tools, one place.
| Code | Reward | Status | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|
| SERPENT | Enters a giveaway for three Serpent Katanas | Active | |
| SPOOKYSEASON | Free sword | Active | |
| RAMADAN | Free spin | Active | |
| SHARKATTACK | Free spin | Active | |
| SUMMERWHEEL | Free spins | Active | |
| SUMMERSTARTSHERE | Free spin | Active | |
| FROGS | Free spin | Active | |
| RNGEMOTES | Free spin | Active |
+ 6 more active codes → See all codes
Last checked: September 28, 2026 · Updated daily · See all codes →
Not sure if a trade is fair? Compare any two swords using live Traderie values and see the percentage gap instantly. Open the full calculator →
The most-wanted blades by current Traderie trade value. A big gap between what you give and what you get means you are overpaying.
| # | Sword | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Neo-Neko Katana | 528 |
| 2 | Dual Malice Blade | 362 |
| 3 | Dual Stardust Katana | 362 |
| 4 | Astral Bow | 360 |
| 5 | Dual Abyssal Blade | 359 |
| 6 | Dual Shadow Daggers | 356 |
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The complete active and expired code list.
Check sword trade values before you trade.
WFL, Traderie and scam-proof trades.
Learn the basics of Blade Ball.
Step-by-step redemption for every device.
Common questions answered.
Every code released this year.
Blade Ball codes are short redeemable strings the developers release during updates, events, and livestreams. Each code grants a free reward — usually a spin, a sword, or entry into a giveaway. Because codes expire without warning, the fastest way to avoid missing one is to check this page daily: we verify every active Blade Ball code against public sources and mark expired ones the moment they stop working.
Open Blade Ball in Roblox, tap Extra at the top-right corner of the screen, choose Codes, paste a code from our list, and press the check mark. If a code says "invalid", it has either expired or already been used on your account. Our How to Redeem guide walks through every device step by step.
Developers rotate codes constantly. A code live today may be gone next patch, which is why our homepage shows "Last checked" date and why the archive keeps every expired code for reference. Treat any Blade Ball code list without a check date as outdated.
The Blade Ball economy runs on swords, and their trade values swing constantly. Our Value Calculator pulls current Traderie trade values so you can see, before agreeing to a trade, whether you are overpaying. A sword worth 528 (like the Neo-Neko Katana) trades for far more than one worth 50, and the gap is exactly what scammers exploit.
Pick any two swords and the calculator shows the percentage gap between their trade values instantly. If you give a 362-value blade for a 528-value blade, you are gaining ~46% — a fair trade. Reverse it and you are losing. Checking values before every trade is the single habit that keeps beginners from getting wiped out.
The highest-value blades change as new ones drop, but limited and event swords consistently top the chart. Our Best Swords page tracks the current leaderboard, and the rare swords list explains which blades are actually hard to get versus which just look rare.
Beyond codes and values, a few habits separate players who progress from ones who stall. Redeem every Blade Ball code the day it drops, check sword values before any trade, and learn parry timing early — the parry timing guide breaks down the single most important mechanical skill in the game.
New accounts should not chase the most expensive blade immediately. Our best abilities and best swords pages rank options by actual usefulness for beginners, not just trade value, so you build a setup that wins before you build one that impresses.
Blade Ball code drops follow loose seasonal patterns. Major updates and holiday events (Ramadan, summer, Halloween, winter) almost always ship at least one new code, which is why our 2026 Codes page and the August 2026 breakdown exist — they let you see exactly what shipped and when. Tracking the pattern helps you predict the next drop instead of reacting late.
The archive keeps every code we have ever logged, active or expired. When a code stops working, players search for it by name and land here; the archive answers "was this real, and when did it die" better than any forum thread. It also builds the long-tail traffic that keeps a fan site earning between big updates.
Usually around game updates, seasonal events, and developer livestreams. There is no fixed schedule, which is why daily checking beats waiting for announcements.
Yes. Every code on this site is free to redeem and grants in-game rewards at no cost. Anyone selling a "working code" is running a scam.
It has most likely expired or was already used on your account. Check the "Last checked" date on this page and compare against our archive of expired codes.
Yes. When a sword is re-released or a new better one drops, older blades lose trade value. The calculator reflects the current snapshot, not a permanent price.
Most new players lose progress to a few repeatable errors. They skip redeeming Blade Ball codes on the day they drop, so the reward expires. They trade swords without checking values and get wiped. They chase the most expensive blade instead of learning parry timing. Our Beginner Guide and the parry timing guide cover the fundamentals that actually move you forward, while the best swords page shows which blades are worth your time versus which just look rare.
Codes get you free spins and swords; values tell you what those swords are worth. Treating them as one system — redeem daily, then check trade value before you move anything — is the difference between a collection that grows and one that stalls. The calculator is the link between the two.