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Pokémon GO Codes (August 2026): All Active Codes and Free Rewards
Pokémon GO codes are an easy way to snag free Berries, Poké Balls, and exclusive avatar gear without any extra walking. As of August 26, 2026, there are four confirmed active codes, including a long-running FENDI collaboration code and a pair of LEGO-themed drops handing out Timed Research rewards. A batch of Twitch Drops is also coming during the Pokémon GO World Championships later this week, so it’s worth checking back soon.
Pokémon GO regularly ties promo codes to brand collaborations, live events, and community milestones. Redeeming these codes through the official Web Store is one of the simplest ways to pad out your Berry supply or grab a limited-time cosmetic item without spending real money.
Verified Active Pokémon GO Codes
Every code below has been confirmed active across multiple sources as of August 26, 2026.
| Code | Reward | Status |
|---|---|---|
| FENDIxFRGMTxPOKEMON | FENDI x FRGMT x POKÉMON avatar hoodie | Verified |
| LEGOxPOKEMONGOxBERRIES | 5 Razz Berries, 5 Nanab Berries, 5 Pinap Berries, 10 Poké Balls | Verified |
| MLBxPOKEMONGO2026 | MLB-branded avatar T-shirt (expires September 30) | Verified |
| LEGOxPOKEMONGOxCAP | Country-dependent Timed Research bundle (see below) | Verified |
The LEGOxPOKEMONGOxCAP rewards vary by region. Trainers in participating countries receive 3 Pinap Berries, 3 Razz Berries, 3 Nanab Berries, 1,000 XP, 1,000 Stardust, and a LEGO Pokémon Cap avatar item. Everyone else gets 10 Poké Balls, 10 Great Balls, 10 Ultra Balls, 1,000 XP, 1,000 Stardust, and a Lucky Egg instead.
One quirk worth flagging: the FENDIxFRGMTxPOKEMON code was originally supposed to expire back on January 4, 2025, but it’s continued working well past that date. Codes like this can stop working without warning, so redeem it while it’s confirmed active rather than assuming it’ll last indefinitely.
How to Redeem the Codes
These codes can no longer be entered inside the app itself — every platform now redeems through the official website instead.
- Visit the official Pokémon GO Web Store and select Code Redemption.
- Click Sign in to Redeem.
- Log in with the same account you use in Pokémon GO, whether that’s Google, Apple, Facebook, Pokémon Trainer Club, or Niantic Kids.
- Confirm the Trainer name shown matches your account.
- Enter the code exactly as shown in the Enter code field.
- Click Apply to redeem it.
If the code goes through, you’ll see a confirmation message on the site. Open Pokémon GO afterward, and the reward should appear in your inventory or as an in-game notification shortly after.
Why Your Code Might Not Be Working
A few common issues explain most failed redemptions: the code has expired, it was typed with an extra space or missing character, it’s already been claimed on that account, or you’re signed into a different account than the one linked to your Pokémon GO game. Copying and pasting the code directly avoids most typo-related failures.
Expired Codes
These codes no longer work but are kept here for reference: GOFEST2024, GOFESTMAX, GOTOURBONUS, GOTOURKALOS, CAPTAINPIKACHU, POKEBALL50, PokemonConcierge, and the 2025 version of MLBxPOKEMONGO (since replaced by the 2026 code above).
How to Get More Codes
New codes tend to show up around brand partnerships, GO Fest events, and major community milestones rather than on any fixed schedule. Checking Pokémon GO’s official X and Instagram accounts is the most reliable way to catch new codes as they’re announced, and the game’s YouTube channel occasionally reveals codes during livestreams.
Speaking of livestreams, keep an eye out this week specifically. Niantic has confirmed four Twitch Drops tied to the 2026 Pokémon GO World Championships broadcasts running August 28 through 30, along with a new avatar-item code expected to appear on-screen during the event.
Codes FAQ
How do I redeem the codes?
Go to the official Pokémon GO Web Store, sign in with your linked account, enter the code exactly as shown, and click Apply. Open the app afterward to receive your reward.
Why can’t I enter codes inside the Pokémon GO app anymore?
Niantic removed in-app code redemption for both Android and iOS. All codes now go through the Web Store instead.
What do these codes typically give you?
Rewards vary by promotion but commonly include Berries, Poké Balls, Stardust, XP, Timed Research quests, and exclusive avatar cosmetics tied to brand collaborations.
Can I redeem a Pokémon GO code more than once?
No. Public codes are generally limited to one redemption per account, even if the code remains active for other players.
Are there Pokémon GO Twitch Drops available right now?
Not yet, but four are scheduled during the 2026 World Championships broadcasts from August 28 to 30, alongside a new avatar-item code expected during the event.