All emblem codes – Destiny 2

Destiny 2 has a lot of ways for players to express their identity, and one of the most striking are the emblems. Most of these are unlocked in-game through activities, some are pre-order bonuses or special events, while others can be unlocked by inputting an emblem code into Bungie.

All emblem codes

The following table contains all free emblem codes, the name of the emblem, and a small image showing what the emblem looks like. At the bottom are a couple of non-emblem codes (transmat effect and emote) along with some Destiny 1 emblems (for those who wish to have them all).

Credit to Destiny Emblem Collector for API access for the above emblem images.

How to redeem emblem codes

Destiny 2 emblem codes can be redeemed through Bungie’s website. The process is straightforward, there’s even a section that shows your redemption history and partner rewards. Here are the exact steps:

1. Go to Bungie.net and select the Destiny 2 tab
2. Sign in to your account
3. Select your profile picture and then click Redeem Codes
4. Enter the 9-digit code and click Redeem

Once you’ve selected Redeem, a pop-up message will tell you whether it has been successful or if the code has already been applied to your account. You can redeem every single code in the above list.

Where to find your redeemed emblems

For the most part, your emblems are located in Collections, within the Flair tab under Emblems. They’re likely to be found in the General section. They won’t be flashing, so you’ll need to manually tab through and read the emblems until you find the one you redeemed. You might even find some rewards at the Special Deliveries kiosk in the Tower beside the Cryptarch.

While these are just the free emblem codes, there are a ton of other emblems to earn and unlock in Destiny 2. Take a look at our Destiny 2 Strategy Guide for more collection tips, weapon recommendations, and schedules.

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