+1 Stone Skipping Codes (September 2026): Working Codes and How to Redeem Them
The three reported-working +1 Stone Skipping codes — WELCOME, WORLD3, and THANKYOU — with each code's rewards, exact Shop-bottom redemption steps, troubleshooting, and the expired-codes status. Listings dated September 26–28, 2026.
Three codes are currently reported working in +1 Stone Skipping: WELCOME, WORLD3, and THANKYOU. WELCOME grants 1 Skill Potion and 1 Win Potion, WORLD3 grants 1 Skill Potion plus an egg, and THANKYOU grants 1 Win Potion plus bonus Wins. All three were listed live in codes pages updated September 26–28, 2026, and none had expired as of those dates. Redeem them in the codes box at the bottom of the Shop window.
Working +1 Stone Skipping codes and reported rewards
WELCOME2026-09-29
WORLD32026-09-29
THANKYOU2026-09-29
| Code (click to copy) | Rewards | Status | Last checked |
|---|---|---|---|
WELCOME | 1 Skill Potion1 Win Potion | Reported active | 2026-09-29 |
WORLD3 | 1 Skill Potion1 Egg | Reported active | 2026-09-29 |
THANKYOU | 1 Win PotionWins | Reported active | 2026-09-29 |
Code list at a glance
Counts come from the table above. The last-checked date shows how recent the list is; codes can stop working at any time, and the game's response is the definitive check for your account.
Every code draws from the same small reward pool: Skill Potions, Win Potions, extra Wins, and the egg attached to WORLD3. The rewards feed directly into throw distance — skill is what pushes your next throw into farther zones for more Wins, so the potions are a big help when you're chasing longer throws, and the extras add up fast when you're hunting a new personal best. One caveat on the potions themselves: the only effect documented so far comes from gameplay footage in which a skill potion granted 2x skill for 10 more minutes. No written guide spells out what Skill or Win Potions do once used, and that footage doesn't tie its potion to a code, so treat the effect described in-game as the final word.
Two rewards are reported inconsistently across current listings: WORLD3's egg is described as Common in most listings and Uncommon in others, and THANKYOU's bonus is listed as 4 Wins in most places and 20 Wins in others. The reward message shown when you redeem is the definitive check for both.
How to redeem a code
Redeem steps
- Launch +1 Stone Skipping on Roblox.
- Open the Shop.
- Scroll to the very bottom of the Shop window and find the codes box.
The box sits at the bottom of the Shop window — it is not in the side menu, so a menu-only search turns up nothing.
- Paste a code from the table and redeem it.
Copy it rather than typing, since codes are case-sensitive.
Expired codes
No codes are currently listed as expired.
The expired sections on the current +1 Stone Skipping codes pages were empty as of September 26–28, 2026, so every code documented so far is expected to be live. That empty list is only a snapshot — codes get pulled without warning, and short-lived ones can quietly stop working after a week or two with little notice, so recheck statuses after each game update or new code announcement.
Troubleshooting a code that fails to redeem
Checklist
- Copy the code instead of typing it.
Codes are case-sensitive, and manual typing is the documented cause of failed redemptions. If a code does not go through, scroll back up and copy it again.
- If you enter it by hand, type it exactly as shown.
- Check you are in the right place.
The entry box is at the bottom of the Shop window, not in the side menu.
- Redeem promptly.
A correctly entered code can still fail because codes get pulled without warning, so don't sit on them.
Where new codes appear
New +1 Stone Skipping codes come from the developer's own channels — joining the official Discord server is how you receive them directly from the devs. Codes tend to appear with updates: a new stone, a new area, or a milestone. They surface first in the Discord, usually in the announcement post or tucked into patch notes, so turning on notifications is worthwhile because short-lived codes die quietly. Codes coverage for this game only began on September 26, 2026, so lists elsewhere are new and thin. One staleness rule applies anywhere you look: always check the checked date at the top of a codes page, and treat code strings on pages without dates with suspicion.