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GTA 5 cheats: Full list of cheat codes for Xbox, PS5, PS4 and PC

Have more fun with these GTA 5 cheat codes on Xbox, PC, PS4 and PS5.

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Published: Tuesday, 28 July 2026 at 3:36 pm

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The GTA 6 release date is still a ways away, so while we wait for our pre-orders to arrive, why not head back to Los Santos and cause a ruckus with these GTA 5 cheats?

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The GTA series is famed for its cheats, and we've got you covered for GTA 4, GTA 3 and San Andreas too, as well as RDR1 and RDR2 for all you cowpokes out there.

You can't do everything with cheat codes, so you might want to check out some GTA 5 mods instead, especially if you want to play GTA RP.

But who has time for that? Not us! So, while we all wait for Trailer 3, enjoy this full list of GTA 5 cheat codes for PC, PlayStation and Xbox!

Best GTA 5 cheat codes

Our favourite GTA 5 cheat code is 1-999-BUZZOFF, which spawns a Buzzard attack chopper. Armed with miniguns and rocket pads, it's one of the best ways to cause chaos and have some mindless fun in the world. We've also got some of our other favourites in the video above!

However, the best GTA 5 cheats to keep on hand are those focused on your health, weapons, and wanted levels.

Regardless of the platform, bring up the phone number and enter the listed number of your cheat of choice. These are the cheat codes you'll want to know about:

These cheats guarantee players don't run out of health, ammo, armour or weapons, and can keep those pesky cops away when they take offence to you eliminating half the population of Los Santos – or will even let players goad them into a high-stakes chase, just to demonstrate their immense power.

A GTA money cheat would definitely make it into this list, but you'll need to find other ways to make money in GTA 5 as Rockstar hasn't added any money cheats.

Stuck in a tight spot? These are also some handy ones to keep close:

If these didn't quite cut it for you, check out every GTA 5 cheat code you could imagine below.

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How to use GTA 5 cheat codes

While most GTA games allow players to type in a cheat code while the character walks around, GTA 5 has a few different ideas to mix up that formula, as you can see in the above video. Depending on the platform, here's how to use GTA 5 cheat codes:

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GTA 5 Xbox cheats

For those looking to use GTA cheat codes on Xbox 360, Xbox One, Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S, here are all the button combos players will need to activate GTA 5 cheats.

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GTA 5 PC cheat codes

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Players need to type a word in to use a GTA 5 cheat code on PC - maybe it'll be the same if we get GTA 6 on PC too. Here are the question words for those playing the game on Steam, Epic Games Store or the Rockstar Launcher.

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GTA 5 PlayStation cheat codes

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If you want to bend the rules on PS3, PS4, or PS5, these GTA 5 cheat codes will show you how to do it.

Is there a GTA 5 money cheat?

GTA 5 money heist showing masked people in suits putting money into bags

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There's no money cheat code in GTA 5. The developers from Rockstar like players to have some fun with cheating, but they have not provided a way to make a ton of free cash, which is not in the least bit surprising.

This applies to both single-player and multiplayer, with no GTA money cheat available for either.

While that makes sense for GTA Online considering that's the big incentive for the mode and players are competing against each other, it's surprising not to see unlimited money in single-player.

Previous games like San Andreas featured a cheat code to unlock $250,000, which could then be repeated endlessly. If Rockstar decides to roll out a money cheat, we'll make sure to update this piece.

In the meantime, there is an infinite money hack workaround that is worth trying out to get some extra cash. Check out this video courtesy of IGN for the details below:

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Grand Theft Auto 5 is available across PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.

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