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How to earn Robux: the 7 official ways, from Microsoft Rewards to Game Pass.

Here are the 7 official ways to earn Robux, with each number verified on the Roblox and Microsoft help pages. Did you choose your goal in the quiz? The shortcut to it is right after the table.

Your friend logs onto the server with a new hairstyle, the event jacket, and the speed gamepass you always see in the store. You open your wallet: 0 Robux. You can turn this around. There are 7 ways, all within Roblox or Microsoft: 3 to receive Robux, 3 to earn them by crafting, and 1 to save them.

Which path suits you best?

Path For whom Time until the 1st Robux Do you need to spend money?
Microsoft Rewards Anyone who uses a PC or mobile phone every day and has the patience to accumulate points. Weeks to months No
Gift card Anyone who has a birthday, Christmas, or another upcoming holiday On the next special date No (the giver pays)
Game Pass Who wants to learn how to create games in Roblox Studio? Weeks, it depends on the audience. Not to begin with
Clothing and accessories Who designs and already has Robux to invest? More than 1 month (each sale is held for 30 days) Yes: shipping fee, advance payment, and Plus
Groups Who builds, programs, models, or moderates It depends on the group owner. No
Creator Rewards Who already has a game with players? More than 2 months (60-day retention period) No
Free items Everyone, starting today No Robux: save money instantly No

Shortcut to your Robux goal

  • 450 Robux: A Microsoft Rewards card worth 840 Robux exceeds the goal. Add the free items and the rest becomes a reserve.
  • 1,000 Robux: The 1,050 Robux Rewards card closes the account automatically. Plan B: gift card on the next special date.
  • 2,200 Robux: Combine two approaches. Rewards plus gift cards is the simplest combination.
  • 4,500 or more: Here, those who create arrive. The sale of travel passes and clothing has no limit.

1. Microsoft Rewards: points that turn into up to 1,050 Robux

Microsoft Rewards gives you points for searching on Bing and completing daily activities. These points can be redeemed for a Roblox digital card. Microsoft does not deposit Robux into your account; you receive a code and redeem it on the Roblox website.

In the Brazilian catalog, checked in November 2026:

  • 840 Robux by 13,400 points;
  • 1,050 Robux by 16,750 points.

Brazil is on the list. Portugal, Mexico, and the United States also have the card in their catalog. Stock comes in and goes out, and Microsoft doesn't announce a restocking date. See the card available and have the points? Redeem them instantly.

Children need parental consent to create a Microsoft account.

2. Gift card: the birthday request that turns into Robux

Birthday, Christmas, Children's Day. Instead of hoping for the right gift, ask for a Roblox card. Redemption takes three steps:

  1. Open roblox.com/redeem in your browser, logged into the account that will receive the funds.
  2. Enter the code and confirm.
  3. The value turns Roblox Credit. On the same page, you'll see your balance and the option to exchange the credit for Robux. If you prefer, the credit can be saved until you decide.

Three details that trip up a lot of people. Redemption doesn't work on the regular app or on the console; the exception is the app on Samsung Galaxy phones. The credit only appears and can only be used in the browser. And even a small amount of remaining credit converts to Robux. Cards purchased on Amazon are converted directly as Robux.

Is there someone in the family who signs the Roblox PlusSince April 30, 2026, subscribers can transfer Robux to another account free of charge. Those under 18 years of age need parental/guardian approval for each transfer or receipt.

3. Game Pass: Create the pass everyone wants to buy.

Have you ever been stuck at the VIP area entrance? Now reverse it: the game is yours, and so is the door. In Roblox Studio, which is free, you publish an experience and sell two types of items:

  • Pass: One-time purchase. VIP area, permanent power, exclusive item.
  • Developer product: Repeat purchase. Coins, boosts, extra lives.

The calculation is simple: You keep 70% of the Robux spent.. The other 30% is the Roblox fee. A 100 Robux pass earns you 70. If the buyer subscribes to Plus and pays with a discount, Roblox covers the difference and you still receive the 70.

Today it works like this: to publish, your account needs age verification, either through facial recognition or a document. New games only launch for players aged 16 or older with age verification. To reach those under 16, it goes through an evaluation (250 unique plays by engaged players in 60 days), and you need 2-step verification and an active Plus or Premium subscription for 2 consecutive months, or a refundable fee of 1,000 Robux.

The first Robux depends on people playing. A game without players doesn't sell passes.

4. Clothing and accessories: your design on other people's avatars.

T-shirt, pants, hat, hair. Everything on Marketplace was created by someone, and that person gets paid for every sale. To join, Roblox asks:

  • Verification via photo ID (for those 13 years and older) or a linked and verified parent/guardian account;
  • Two-step verification;
  • Roblox Plus (or Premium 1000/2200, for those who already had it) to publish and maintain items for sale;
  • 80 Robux per shipment, which generally are not refunded if the item is rejected;
  • A publishing advance of 10 to 2,500 Robux, depending on the type. Classic T-shirt, shirt and pants: 10. 3D hat: 1,500.

The advance payment is gradually returned: Roblox returns a portion of its cut from each sale until it covers the value. Your Marketplace commission starts at 30% and increases to 70% the higher you charge above the minimum price. Did you sell within your own game? That's 30% as the creator and an additional 40% as the game owner. Each sale is held for 30 days before being credited to your account.

This is the path that requires Robux before paying Robux. Start with the classic outfit, which has the cheapest entry fee.

5. Groups: work for those who already have a game.

Groups, which in Roblox now appear as Communities, make money from games and clothing, and the money goes into the group's fund. The owner, or whoever has permission, pays the members in two ways:

  • One-time payment: a fixed price for a service, such as a constructed map.
  • Recurring payment: A fixed percentage of the game's revenue. In a game that generates 1,000 Robux with a split of 40%, 30%, and 10%, three members receive 400, 300, and 100.

Who's hiring: Games that need a builder, programmer, modeler, icon artist, and moderator. Show a finished project, agree on a price and deadline in writing, and join the group, because payment goes to members.

Two warnings from Roblox itself. The payment page may take longer to load in new groups or groups without funds. And Roblox does not mediate disputes between members: if the agreement fails, no one from the platform will resolve it.

6. Creator Rewards: Roblox pays you for the time you spend playing its game.

Since July 24, 2025, Creator Rewards has replaced engagement-based payouts, formerly known as Premium Payouts. Every game automatically qualifies. There are two rewards:

  • Daily engagement: 5 Robux per player who spent at least US$$ 9.99 on Roblox in the last 60 days and stayed in their game for 10 minutes or more, if they are one of the first three players that person played that day.
  • Audience expansion: 35% from initial purchases, up to US$ 100, for those who joined Roblox for the first time or returned after 60 days away, accessing through your link or searching for your game's name, and played for 10 minutes or more. Valid for the person's first 60 days and requires a document-verified account and a game with an average of 100 players per day.

In practice: 20 of these players earn a total of 100 Robux per day, without selling anything. Payment is held for 60 days. Using bots or alternative accounts to inflate numbers can get you kicked out of the program.

7. Free items: Robux you don't spend.

This path doesn't add Robux to your account. It keeps the Robux you already have. Each free item on your avatar is free Robux for the game pass you're interested in.

  • Marketplace: There are items for 0 Robux, both from Roblox itself and from creators. The free Limited items have limited stock and disappear quickly.
  • Events: Roblox distributes items on special dates and events. The rules are available on the event page and the official blog.
  • Promotional codes: They are won through official events and sweepstakes and quickly. Redeem only at roblox.com/redeem.
  • Game codes: Many games release reward codes. According to Roblox rules, these codes are only valid within that game and cannot award Robux or items sold for Robux.

What you should never do

  • Use a "Robux generator". Robux is only generated within Roblox; no external website generates Robux.
  • Share your password or verification code. No one needs your password to send Robux.
  • Entering a card or Robux code outside of roblox.com/redeem is not an option. The site that asks for your login to "unlock" Robux wants your account.
  • Downloading an app or answering a survey on a website that promises Robux but is neither from Roblox nor Microsoft.

Parents or guardians: parental controls are located in the Roblox account settings, including spending limits and the ability to choose who can communicate with the child.

Where to begin today

Of the 7 paths, Microsoft Rewards is the one that starts today, without spending anything and without creating a game. Create a Microsoft account, complete the daily activities, and track your points until the Robux card becomes available in the catalog. While your points accumulate, the free items from the Marketplace will already be used to secure the Robux you have.