Last checked: October 26, 2026. Sources: Supercell Support's Creator Codes article, Supercell's Creator Boost FAQ for Brawl Stars, the official #CreatorCoffins announcement, and the live Creator Coffins tracker run by Brawl Network (snapshot October 26, 19:42 UTC).
Most "Brawl Stars creator codes" lists treat creator codes like reward codes. They aren't. A creator code doesn't give you Gems, skins or boxes. It tells Supercell which YouTuber or streamer should get a small cut of what you spend. That changes during this four-day event. In Creator Coffins (October 26–29, 2026) the same code puts you on a creator's team, and the team's goals unlock real in-game rewards.
This guide covers both: how creator codes work in the Shop, the creator codes people are actually using right now, and how to pick one for Creator Coffins without getting stuck on a team that can't reach its goals.
Quick answer (TLDR): A Brawl Stars creator code is entered in Shop → Resources → Content Creator Boost → Enter Code. It costs nothing and gives you no free Gems. Instead, the creator gets about 5% of the value of the Gems you spend (Supercell's Creator Boost FAQ), and the code expires after 7 days unless you re-enter it. During Creator Coffins (Oct 26–29, 2026), entering a code on the event screen joins that creator's team and locks you in for all 4 days. 437 creators are taking part, and the Day 1 goals came in 5 different sizes, from 2.7B/4.5B/7.2B to 36B/60B/96B damage. Pick a creator whose team can actually clear its goals.
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What is a creator code in Brawl Stars?
A creator code is a short tag (usually the creator's name, like `kairos` or `oj`) that links your purchases to a Supercell-approved content creator. Supercell Support puts it plainly: "Using a Creator Code earns your chosen Content Creator money whenever you make an in-app purchase."
In Brawl Stars specifically, it's tied to Gem spending. From Supercell's Brawl Stars Creator Boost FAQ (first published in 2019 and still live on supercell.com):
"In Brawl Stars, Creators receive approximately 5% of the spent Gem's value." — Supercell, Creator Boost FAQ (2019)
Three things follow from that:
- It's free. Supercell: "This doesn't cost anything for the player." Gem, Brawl Pass and offer prices stay the same.
- The creator is paid in real money, not Gems. The FAQ says "the Creator will be paid in real money."
- You don't get anything extra. No bonus Gems, no discount, no exclusive pin. Supported players also get no badge. Supercell says there are "no plans for this (at the moment)."
Only creators accepted into the Supercell Creator Program have a code. You can't make your own, and a code that isn't on the program list just won't be accepted.
How do you enter a creator code in Brawl Stars?
Supercell's own steps for Brawl Stars:
- Tap Shop on the left of the main screen.
- Tap the Resources tab.
- Scroll right to the Content Creator Boost panel.
- Tap Enter Code, type the creator's code and confirm.
The panel then switches from "You are currently not supporting any Content Creator" to the creator you picked. You don't need to register anywhere, and codes aren't case-sensitive.
To switch creators, just enter a new code. The new one replaces the old one. Supercell's FAQ also says you can stop supporting someone early from the same Shop panel.
Same code, every Supercell game: if a creator also makes Clash Royale or Clash of Clans content, their code is the same everywhere. But you have to enter it separately in each game. Supercell: "Yes to both - The Creator Codes will be the same across all games. However, you do need to enter the code into each game separately."
Do Brawl Stars creator codes expire?
Yes. Creator codes expire after 7 days. Supercell Support says it directly: "Creator Codes expire after 7 days. To keep supporting the same creator, you'll need to re-enter the code after it expires." The Brawl Stars FAQ agrees: "If you don't pick anyone else, it'll expire in 7 days."
Be clear about what expires: your support selection, not the creator's code. The code string keeps working for as long as the creator stays in the program, which is why some trackers say creator codes "don't expire." Your link to that creator still lapses after 7 days, per Supercell's support page. If you want a creator to keep getting their cut, re-enter the code every week, or at least right before you buy a Brawl Pass or a big Gem pack.
Here's what that means in practice:
| Action | What the creator gets |
|---|---|
| Enter code, buy nothing | Nothing |
| Enter code, spend Gems within 7 days | ~5% of the value of those Gems |
| Enter code, spend Gems on day 9 without re-entering | Nothing (your support expired on day 7) |
One honest unknown: Supercell's Brawl Stars FAQ talks about "spent Gem's value," while its support page talks about "in-app purchase." Neither says how Gems you earned for free are counted. If supporting a creator is the point, the safe move is to have the code active when you buy something with real money.
Do creator codes give free Gems?
No. This is the most common mix-up, and it's why searches like "brawl stars creator codes that give gems" exist.
Brawl Stars has three kinds of codes that look alike but do different things:
- Creator codes go in the in-game Shop. They support a creator and give you nothing.
- Store codes are typed on the web Supercell Store. They give event cosmetics, and occasionally a Brawler, to your account.
- QR codes and reward links are scanned or tapped. They give pins, sprays, boxes and the odd free Gem.
Our Brawl Stars codes page tracks the working Store and QR codes, and those are the ones that actually hand out rewards. For real free Gems, see our free Gems guide. The legit routes are the Brawl Pass, events and Supercell's own free Gem offers. Standard Starr Drops don't contain Gems (Supercell's Starr Drop odds). Any site or video promising a "creator code gem generator" is a scam. Never type your Supercell ID login anywhere except the game or supercell.com.
Which creator codes are people using right now?
The best live picture of who players back is the Creator Coffins event, because every participating creator has a public team size. Here are the most-joined Brawl Stars creators as of October 26, 2026, 19:42 UTC (Day 1), plus a few well-known names, from Brawl Network's tracker:
| Creator | Code | Players on team | Day 1 goals (base / T2 / T3) | Day 1 status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AuRuM TV | `aurum` | 1,098,337 | 36B / 60B / 96B | All 3 tiers done |
| Flying Miner | `miner` | 766,793 | 2.7B / 4.5B / 7.2B | All 3 tiers done |
| BrawlReflex | `reflex` | 755,931 | 36B / 60B / 96B | All 3 tiers done |
| Periado | `periado` | 328,192 | 36B / 60B / 96B | All 3 tiers done |
| GoDeiK | `godeik` | 327,058 | 36B / 60B / 96B | All 3 tiers done |
| Dax | `dax` | 299,751 | 18B / 30B / 48B | All 3 tiers done |
| Jo Jonas | `jojonas` | 262,127 | 36B / 60B / 96B | All 3 tiers done |
| Ash Brawl Stars | `ashbs` | 261,208 | 36B / 60B / 96B | All 3 tiers done |
| KairosTime Gaming | `kairos` | 244,387 | 36B / 60B / 96B | All 3 tiers done |
| Orange Juice Gaming | `oj` | 147,761 | 36B / 60B / 96B | All 3 tiers done |
| Lex | `lex` | 104,270 | 36B / 60B / 96B | All 3 tiers done |
| Chosen (Brawl Network) | `chosen` | 97,159 | 36B / 60B / 96B | All 3 tiers done |
| SpenLC | `spen` | 20,248 | 6B / 10B / 16B | All 3 tiers done |
| Reckers | `reckers` | 20,223 | 18B / 30B / 48B | Base tier only |
| Skiller | `skiller` | 7,662 | 36B / 60B / 96B | No tier yet (~9B) |
A few things the table shows:
- Big teams did well on Day 1. 21 of the 22 teams above 100k players had cleared all three Day 1 tiers by the evening, about half of them by double the top goal or more.
- Goal size doesn't track team size. Skiller's team of 7,662 players got the same 96B top goal as AuRuM's 1.1 million. Flying Miner has the second-biggest team in the event but the smallest goal band (7.2B). That's why r/Brawlstars is full of threads like "Supercell, your Creator Coffins event is a humiliating insult to Skiller and our community."
- Some famous codes aren't in the event. Coach Cory (`cory`) is a valid Shop code but isn't a Creator Coffins participant, according to BrawlQR's list. If the event screen rejects a code, that creator isn't taking part.
Outside the event, there are 460+ Supercell creator codes for Brawl Stars. BrawlQR's directory listed 468 on October 26. The ones above are just the most-used. Creator codes are personal, so the "best" one is whoever's videos actually help you.
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How do creator codes work in Creator Coffins (Oct 26–29)?
Creator Coffins is phase 3 of Brawl-O-Ween 2026. During this event, a creator code gives you something too. Supercell's announcement describes it as: "team up with your favorite Brawl Stars Creator to complete daily tasks, unlock in-game rewards, and score the exclusive Brawl-O-Ween Coffin Box Pin!" Our full Creator Coffins guide has every reward tier. Here's how the code part works:
Live Day 1 event screen. The spray pictured is a GG spray, but creators reading the in-game reward list give the Day 2 base reward as the Cthulhu Pencil Spray (see the table below). Check the list after 08:00 UTC on October 27.
- Tap the Creator Coffins button on the home screen.
- If you already support a creator in the Shop, the game offers to join that creator's team. Otherwise tap Enter Code.
- Confirm. The event code is locked for all 4 days. Supercell: "VERY IMPORTANT: Once you've locked in a code, you can't change it later… so choose wisely!"
- Play the daily task. A new one starts every day at 08:00 UTC, and Day 1 is Damage Dealt to Brawlers.
- Claim whatever your team unlocked that day. You only get a day's rewards if you contributed to that day's task yourself.
Two details catch people out:
- Your event code also becomes your Shop code, but changing the Shop code later doesn't move you to another event team.
- There's no code list inside the game. Supercell: "There is no Creator Code list inside Brawl Stars, so social media is the only place to find one!" Use the table above or search #CreatorCoffins.
The reward ladder per day (from the in-game screen, as compiled by BrawlQR and Brawl Network):
| Day (2026) | Base | Tier 2 | Tier 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 · Oct 26 | Coffin Box | 500 Coins | 5 Chaos Drops |
| Day 2 · Oct 27 | Cthulhu Pencil Spray | 500 Power Points | 3,000 Bling |
| Day 3 · Oct 28 | Mythic Starr Drop | 500 Power Points | 2 Pumpkin Boxes |
| Day 4 · Oct 29 | Coffin Box Pin (exclusive) | 500 Credits | Legendary Starr Drop |
How should you pick a creator code for Creator Coffins?
Since you're locked in for four days, it's worth 30 seconds of maths. Day 1 is only one data point, though. Days 2–4 bring new tasks, and team activity can change. On Day 1 the 437 participating creators split into five goal bands:
| Day 1 goal band (base / T2 / T3) | Creators | Share |
|---|---|---|
| 2.7B / 4.5B / 7.2B | 339 | 78% |
| 6B / 10B / 16B | 22 | 5% |
| 9B / 15B / 24B | 26 | 6% |
| 18B / 30B / 48B | 22 | 5% |
| 36B / 60B / 96B | 28 | 6% |
By 19:42 UTC on Day 1, only 122 of 437 teams had reached even the base reward, and 57 had cleared all three tiers. Teams had more than 8.1 million sign-ups between them.
What that means for your pick:
- Strongest Day 1 performance: a big team in a low or mid goal band, like `miner` (767k players, 7.2B top goal) or `dax` (300k players, 48B top goal).
- Also strong on Day 1: almost any team above ~100k players, even in the 96B band. 21 of 22 cleared Day 1, though a few (like Lex at 103B vs a 96B goal) only just made it.
- Risky: small teams in the top band. Skiller's 7.7k players were at about 9B against a 36B base goal.
- Fine if you just want to support someone: a small creator in the 2.7B band, but expect only the base reward. Of the 36 teams with 1,500–5,000 players in that band, 23 had reached the 2.7B base by the evening and just 1 had cleared 7.2B.
BrawlQR reports that each creator's goals are fixed from the start and don't grow as players join. So check the band before you lock in, not after.
Joined late? You can still enter a code on October 27, 28 or 29. Late joiners count for that day and the days after, but you can't claim days you didn't play.
What does a creator get, and does it matter which code you use?
For a creator, the code is a direct revenue share from Supercell: roughly 5% of the Gem value players spend while the code is active, paid in real money through the Creator Program. How much that adds up to depends on how many supporters actually spend, and Supercell doesn't publish creator earnings. That's also why the Creator Coffins goal design annoyed so many players. Backing a small creator during the event could cost you rewards.
For you, outside Creator Coffins, the code you choose changes nothing about your account. Pick someone whose guides, tier lists or streams actually help you. Check our October tier list for the meta, and if you're buying Vince Boxes or skins this week, our Vince Box guide has the drop odds before you spend Gems.
FAQ
Where do I enter a creator code in Brawl Stars? Open the Shop from the left side of the main screen, tap the Resources tab, scroll right to Content Creator Boost and tap Enter Code. For Creator Coffins, use the Enter Code button on the event screen instead, because that's the one that joins a team.
Do Brawl Stars creator codes give free Gems or rewards? No. A Shop creator code gives you nothing. It sends roughly 5% of the value of the Gems you spend to the creator. The only exception is Creator Coffins (October 26–29, 2026), where your creator's team unlocks event rewards.
How long does a creator code last? Seven days. Supercell Support says "Creator Codes expire after 7 days," so re-enter the code if you want to keep supporting the same creator.
Can I change my creator code? In the Shop, yes, any time. Entering a new code replaces the old one, and you can tap Stop to support nobody. In Creator Coffins, no. The event code is locked for all four days.
How much does a creator earn from my code? Supercell's Brawl Stars FAQ says creators receive "approximately 5% of the spent Gem's value," paid in real money. You pay nothing extra.
How can I get my own Brawl Stars creator code? Only by being accepted into the Supercell Creator Program, which is for YouTube, Twitch, TikTok and other creators who make regular Supercell content. Players can't create a code themselves.
