How to Get Stickers in Adopt Me (2026)

Stickers in Adopt Me are cosmetic items you can display on your player profile. They came out on April 19, 2024, alongside the Player Profiles update, and since then the list of available stickers has grown through seasonal packs, codes, trading, and the occasional Admin Abuse giveaway.

The Toy Shop sells the Standard Sticker Pack and Premium Sticker Pack, but most of the rarer stickers come from limited-time sources, event sticker packs tied to Halloween, summer, or holiday updates, promo codes released around specific milestones, and trades with other players once a pack leaves the game for good.

In this article, we'll explore what stickers are in Adopt Me and every way to get them, from buying packs in the Toy Shop to seasonal releases, codes, Admin Abuse giveaways, and trading.

What Are Stickers in Adopt Me?

Stickers are cosmetic items that let players decorate their user profile in Adopt Me. They launched on April 19, 2024, as part of the Player Profiles update, giving players a new way to personalize how their profile looks to others.

Stickers don't affect gameplay or offer any in-game advantage. Their only purpose is decoration, and players use them to build themed collections on their profile, whether that's pets, holidays, or specific events they took part in.

How to Get Stickers

There are several ways to add stickers to your collection, and which method works best depends on whether you want a guaranteed pack, a limited seasonal item, or something specific that's already left the game. Some methods cost Bucks or Robux, while others are entirely free if you catch them in time.

Below are the main ways players pick up stickers, ranked from the most reliable to the ones that require a bit more luck or timing.

1. Buy Sticker Packs from the Toy Shop

The Toy Shop is the most consistent way to get stickers, since the Standard Sticker Pack and Premium Sticker Pack are available there at all times. Each pack awards a set number of stickers with different rarity odds, so opening multiple packs increases your chances of landing rarer designs.

The Standard Sticker Pack costs less and leans toward common and uncommon stickers, while the Premium Sticker Pack costs more but improves your odds of pulling rare or ultra-rare designs. Neither pack guarantees a specific sticker, so duplicates are common if you're chasing a particular one.

2. Seasonal and Event Sticker Packs

Adopt Me releases themed sticker packs alongside major seasonal updates, and these are usually where the more distinctive designs come from. Packs like the Summer Camp 2026 Sticker Pack, Sugarfest 2026 Sticker Pack, and Halloween 2025 Sticker Pack are tied directly to the event they launched with and follow the same format as the Toy Shop packs, awarding ten stickers per pack with set rarity odds.

These packs only stick around for the duration of the event. Once the update ends, the pack disappears from wherever it was sold, and the stickers inside become obtainable only through trading. This makes seasonal packs worth grabbing early if you want a shot at completing the set before the odds shift entirely to trading.

3. Redeem Codes

Adopt Me occasionally releases codes that unlock free stickers when redeemed. These codes aren't announced on a fixed schedule and tend to appear around specific promotions or milestones, so they don't stay active for long once the developers put one out.

To redeem a code, you need to head to the Safety Hub on Adoption Island and use the Kiosk inside, since codes in Adopt Me aren't entered through a menu like in most other Roblox games. Each code typically unlocks one specific sticker, and once it expires, that redemption window closes for good.

You can check our Adopt Me codes guide for the current list of active codes and what each one unlocks, since new ones don't stay up for long.

4. Admin Abuse Giveaways

Admin Abuse events happen when Adopt Me developers join public servers and hand out free items directly to players, including stickers that aren't available anywhere else. These events aren't scheduled in advance, so players who happen to be online when one starts get first access to whatever's being given away.

The Jimothy sticker is a good example, released during the July 25, 2026 Admin Abuse and given out for free to everyone in an active admin server at the time. Stickers introduced this way are often exclusive to that single event, meaning once it ends, trading becomes the only way to pick one up.

Check our Adopt Me Admin Abuse schedule to see when the next one is happening, since catching it live is the only way to get these stickers for free.

5. Trading

Trading is the only way to get stickers that have already left the game, whether that's from an expired seasonal pack, a past Admin Abuse event, or an old code. Once a sticker's original source disappears, players who already own it become the only supply left, so trading is where most collectors end up filling the gaps in their collection.

Sticker trades usually happen directly between players in-game or through dedicated trading servers, and value depends on rarity, how limited the release was, and how much demand there still is for it. Common stickers from current packs trade easily, while stickers tied to a single event or an old, expired code can be much harder to track down.

Final Words

Getting stickers in Adopt Me comes down to a mix of consistent methods and timing. Toy Shop packs are always available if you just want to grow your collection, while seasonal packs, codes, and Admin Abuse events reward players who stay active and check in regularly. For anything already gone from the game, trading remains the only path forward, so knowing what you're looking for and what it's worth helps before jumping into a trade.