If you grew up on the Naruto manga and anime, Ninja Time (which used to go by The Time of Ninja) is playing in a very familiar sandbox. You are a Shinobi, the world is built around clans and bloodlines, and the clan or family you roll decides an awful lot about how strong you end up.
That is where Ninja Time codes come in. The freebies in the table below are stacks of spins, clan, family and element tokens, so rerolling until you land the bloodline you actually wanted costs you nothing but typing. Working codes, plus the ones that have already been retired, are all listed further down.
Capitalisation matters here, so copy each code exactly as it appears rather than typing it from memory.
Type in a working code and press Enter to claim your rewards.
How to Get More Ninja Time Codes
Ninja Time is an action RPG on Roblox, and its codes tend to appear alongside new content rather than on a set timetable. Anything that has not been recorded here yet would come through the official Discord, which is the channel the game uses for its announcements. Since that server belongs to the game itself, it is a sensible place to watch for later releases.
How the Day Bonus Works in Ninja Time
Ninja Time runs a rotating Day Bonus, so the day you log in changes what your grind is worth. Monday and Tuesday give 1.5x Toki, Wednesday and Thursday bump boss drops by 1.5x, and Friday through Sunday doubles XP. If you are chasing levels, the weekend is your window; if you want boss loot, park your hunting in midweek.
Everything else happens across a big open world shaped by ancient clans, bloodlines and elemental mastery. You get to decide what kind of Shinobi you turn into too, either a rogue warrior the lands are scared of or a protector who sticks with the village.
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