Free Robux
Earn points by using rblxdb and cash them in for Roblox gift cards. The points are not Robux — they are what you swap for a gift card. No generators, no passwords, and we never ask for your Roblox login.
How it works
- Sign in with Roblox. On Roblox’s own site, through their official system. We get your username and avatar, and nothing else.
- Do your missions. A new set every day: check some codes, tell us whether they worked, look at a few games, follow one you play. Finish four and there is a bonus on top. Bigger ones run across the week.
- Collect RBLX Points. They never expire and they are never taken away. Your balance is a running total of everything you have earned.
- Redeem them. Giveaway entries are cheap. Roblox gift cards cost more, because we buy them.
Where the points actually come from
Nothing here is free money and we are not pretending otherwise. The reason a code submission is worth 75 RP while simply opening the site is worth a small fraction of that is that one of them makes the site better for everybody who visits after you, and the other does not. It is also why the daily missions ask you to check codes across a few different games rather than to reload one page — the version that helps is the version that pays. When you tell us a Blox Fruits code that works, the next few thousand people looking for it find it here. That is worth paying for. Opening a page is not.
So if you only visit, you will earn slowly. If you help, you will earn quickly. We would rather set it up that way and say so than dress up a pageview counter as a reward scheme.
What we will never ask for
Your Roblox password. Your .ROBLOSECURITY cookie. A session token. Your email address. Any kind of “human verification” that sends you to another site. If anything ever asks you for these while claiming to be rblxdb, it is not us — close it.
Questions
You can get Roblox gift cards without paying for them, which is the only honest version of that question. rblxdb gives you RBLX Points for using the site — checking codes, following games, telling us when a code works — and points can be redeemed for Roblox gift cards that we buy at full price from a retailer. Nothing is generated and nothing is hacked. Robux cannot be created by anyone except Roblox, and any site that says otherwise is trying to take your account.
No. There is no such thing as a Robux generator, and every site, video or Discord bot claiming to have one is a scam — most of them exist to harvest Roblox logins. What you are doing here is earning points for real activity on a real database site, and exchanging them for a gift card somebody actually bought.
Never, and we could not use it if you sent it. Signing in happens on Roblox’s own website through their official system, and all Roblox tells us is your user ID, username, display name and avatar picture — the things already public on your profile. We never see your password, your cookie, your session token or your Robux balance. Anyone asking you for those is not us.
Missions. There is a set of them every day — open the site, check the codes for a few games, tell us whether they worked, look around, follow a game you play — and finishing four of them pays a bonus on top. There is a bigger set that runs across the week, and a handful of one-off ones for your first few days. Sending us a code that turns out to work is worth 75 RP on its own, because it helps every other visitor, and inviting a friend who joins is worth 250 RP. There are also bonuses for the number of different days you have visited — 3 days is +25, 7 days is +100, 14 days is +250, 30 days is +500.
For the days-visited bonuses, no, and that is deliberate. We count how many different days you have visited, ever. Missing a day does not reset anything and never costs you progress — you simply have not got there yet. There is also a separate streak that does count days in a row, but it is worth much less on purpose: we are not going to make the main way you earn depend on never having a week where you were busy.
On the rewards page. A giveaway entry is the cheapest thing there, and Roblox gift cards cost more because they cost us real money. Gift cards are bought and sent by hand, so allow a couple of days — the code appears on your own rewards page when it is ready, and nothing is emailed anywhere.
Longer than the pages promising instant Robux claim, because this is real. Visiting alone will not get you there in any sensible time — the numbers are deliberately weighted so that helping counts for far more than showing up. Somebody who sends in working codes and brings a friend or two gets there far quicker than somebody who only opens the site. We would rather say that plainly than imply a timeline we cannot keep.
It will not work, and it is not worth your time. Referrals only count when the invited Roblox account was already at least 30 days old on the day they joined — making a fresh account and waiting does not work, and redemptions that look like farming get held for a person to look at. We do not take points off people for honest mistakes — but a pile of accounts sharing signals will not be paid out.