Dead by Daylight codes can give you free Bloodpoints, Iridescent Shards, charms, badges, banners and occasional cosmetic rewards. Behaviour Interactive releases new freebies around events, celebrations and promotions, so it is worth checking the current list before jumping back into the Fog.
We regularly check the latest Dead by Daylight codes and remove anything that is no longer working. The codes below were last checked in November 2026.
19 working codes currently listed.Dead by Daylight Codes (November 2026)
WARRIORPUPPERSPuppers charmPRIDE2022Two Pride charmsREDDIT1MIL8-bit Crow profile badgeINTOTHERAINBOW25100,000 BloodpointsESCAPEWITHPRIDE200 Iridescent ShardsLOVEISUNHOOKABLE250,000 BloodpointsTHEENTITYLOVESALL150,000 BloodpointsLAFOGATA2025300,000 Bloodpoints, badge and bannerDISCORD500500,000 BloodpointsNIGHTSHIFTHorror Attraction bannerTHRIVETOGETHER250,000 BloodpointsTHEGRIMOIRE250,000 BloodpointsDBDBLUESKYJP250,000 Bloodpoints1MILLIONCROWSCharmHAUNTEDCharmFINDERSCREEPERSÉlodie Skull badge and Élodie in the Catacombs bannerJOKERSWILDBalatro x Dead by Daylight Unknown head cosmeticCOMEBACKTricky Mascot badge and Tricky Dance bannerKODOMONOHI2026Kashiwa Mochi badge and Koinobori banner
What do Dead by Daylight codes give you?
Dead by Daylight codes can unlock several different types of rewards.
Bloodpoints are among the most common and can be spent through the Bloodweb to unlock perks, items, add ons and offerings for your Survivors and Killers.
Some codes provide Iridescent Shards instead. These are particularly useful because they can be spent on selected characters, cosmetics and other content available through the in game store.
Behaviour also regularly uses codes for cosmetic rewards such as charms, profile badges and banners. Some of these are tied to celebrations or collaborations, while others remain available for much longer.
The reward for every currently working code is shown alongside it above, so you can see exactly what you should receive before redeeming anything.
How to redeem Dead by Daylight codes
Dead by Daylight codes are redeemed directly through the in game Store.
- Launch Dead by Daylight.
- Open the Store from the main menu.
- Select Redeem Code in the bottom-left corner.
- Enter or paste a working Dead by Daylight code.
- Click Redeem to claim the reward.
Using the Copy button beside a code above is the quickest way to avoid entering the wrong characters.
Once a valid code has been accepted, currency should be added to your account or the relevant cosmetic should become available automatically.
Why is my Dead by Daylight code not working?
If one of the Dead by Daylight codes above is not working, first make sure the complete code has been entered correctly.
Using the Copy button is usually easier than typing longer promotional codes manually.
You may also have already redeemed the reward. Most codes can only be used once on each eligible account, so entering the same active code for a second time will not provide another reward.
Another possibility is that the code has expired. Dead by Daylight frequently runs limited events and promotions, and codes connected to these can disappear once the event ends.
When we confirm that a code no longer works, we move it out of the active section so you can focus on rewards that can still be claimed.
What are Bloodpoints used for in Dead by Daylight?
Bloodpoints are one of the main progression currencies in Dead by Daylight.
They are spent in the Bloodweb, where you unlock perks, items, offerings and add ons for individual characters.
Because every Survivor and Killer has their own progression, you can burn through a large Bloodpoint balance surprisingly quickly when levelling several characters.
That makes codes offering hundreds of thousands of Bloodpoints useful even for experienced players.
You do not need to spend free Bloodpoints immediately. Saving them for a new character or a character you are planning to Prestige can be just as useful.
What are Iridescent Shards?
Iridescent Shards are another valuable currency that can occasionally appear through Dead by Daylight codes.
Unlike Bloodpoints, Iridescent Shards can be used in the Store for selected characters, cosmetics and other items.
They are normally earned through account progression, which means free Shards can save a considerable amount of play time.
If a working code offers Iridescent Shards, it is generally worth redeeming it even if you are not currently planning a purchase. The currency can simply remain on your account until something you want becomes available.
Do Dead by Daylight codes expire?
Yes. Dead by Daylight codes can expire.
Some promotional codes only remain active during a particular event, anniversary or collaboration. Others may continue working for months or even become effectively permanent.
There is not one expiry rule that applies to every code.
If a current reward is something you want, redeeming it while it is available is safer than assuming it will still work later.
We remove expired Dead by Daylight codes from the working list once we confirm they can no longer be redeemed.
Are there permanent Dead by Daylight codes?
Some Dead by Daylight codes remain active for much longer than normal promotional rewards.
These are often linked to community causes, Pride cosmetics or other long term rewards rather than a short event.
A long running code can remain in the working section even if you redeemed it months ago because it may still be available to players who have never claimed it.
This is why seeing an older code in the list does not necessarily mean it is outdated.
When are new Dead by Daylight codes released?
There is no fixed timetable for new Dead by Daylight codes.
New rewards commonly appear around anniversaries, seasonal events, collaborations, community celebrations and major updates.
Behaviour can also release promotional codes without attaching them to a major game update, so new freebies are not limited to patch days.
We check for new rewards regularly and add them to the working list when they become available.
Can I redeem every working Dead by Daylight code?
You can normally redeem every active code individually as long as you have not previously claimed that reward.
You do not need to choose between a Bloodpoint code and a cosmetic code, for example.
If several Dead by Daylight codes are working at the same time, you can work through the complete list and collect each reward separately.
Codes that you have already used may still appear because they remain active for other players.
Where is the Redeem Code button in Dead by Daylight?
Open Dead by Daylight and enter the Store from the main menu.
Look towards the lower area of the Store interface for Redeem Code.
Select it, paste one of the working codes from the list above and confirm the redemption.
If the Store interface has changed following an update, make sure your game has finished downloading the latest version before trying again.
Are there any new Dead by Daylight codes?
The working list at the top of this page contains the latest Dead by Daylight codes we have found and checked.
New rewards can appear around events, celebrations and updates, while temporary codes can expire with relatively little warning.
We will continue checking for new Dead by Daylight codes, adding working rewards when they appear and removing anything that is no longer available.
