Berry Avenue Codes (July 2026)
Berry Avenue codes work differently from most Roblox games: they're Roblox item IDs you import to dress your character, not currency codes. We've gathered a set of clothing and accessory IDs that players are using this month and marked each Unconfirmed until we import it and see the item equip.
Codes
Codes marked Unconfirmed were spotted at an official source but our team has not yet redeemed them in-game. We never present them as verified until we have. Codes are case-sensitive — copy them straight from the list.
How to Redeem Berry Avenue Codes
- Open Berry Avenue and click the avatar button on the right side of the screen.
- Click Menu in the top-left, then choose Equipped from the dropdown.
- Select Import ID to open the code field.
- Type or paste the numeric item ID exactly, then confirm.
- Your character should auto-equip the item; if nothing happens, that catalog item likely no longer exists.
- These are catalog IDs, not currency codes, so they only change your appearance.
About Berry Avenue Codes
Berry Avenue is a roleplay town where a big part of the fun is styling your avatar, and the 'codes' the community shares are actually catalog item IDs you paste into the game's outfit importer. Type a valid ID and your character equips that shirt, hairstyle, or accessory; type a dead one and nothing happens because the underlying catalog item no longer exists. So these aren't reward codes and they don't grant currency, they're a shortcut to specific looks. New IDs circulate constantly as players discover and share them, and old ones drop off whenever an item is taken down from the Roblox catalog.
Where Berry Avenue Codes Come From
We watch these official channels and redeem new codes before listing them:
Berry Avenue Codes FAQ
Why isn't my Berry Avenue code working?
The item ID probably points to a catalog item that's been taken down, or you mistyped a digit. If a correctly-copied ID does nothing, the item no longer exists on Roblox.
Do Berry Avenue codes give currency or free items?
No. They're Roblox catalog IDs that equip a specific look. They don't grant money, gems, or anything you'd spend in-game.
Where do the IDs come from?
Straight from the Roblox catalog. Players find items they like, share the ID, and others import it. That's why the list is always changing.
Can an ID stop working later?
Yes. If the creator removes the catalog item or it gets moderated off Roblox, its ID stops equipping anything in Berry Avenue.
Maya has been playing Roblox since 2019 and covers the fast-moving simulator and tycoon scene for CodesGG. She tracks developer Discords and X accounts so new codes hit the site within hours of dropping, and re-checks active games daily.
Spotted a dead code? Report it and we will re-check, usually the same day. Read how we verify codes.