Stardew Valley Item Codes – The Ultimate Guide (500+ Codes)

🌱 Introduction: Why Item Codes Matter

Whether you're a seasoned farmer or a brand new player, Stardew Valley item codes open up a whole new world of possibilities. From spawning rare artifacts to testing out furniture layouts, these codes let you skip the grind and focus on the fun. Our team has compiled the most comprehensive, hand-verified list of item IDs for Stardew Valley across PC, console, and mobile platforms.

In India, the Stardew Valley community has grown tremendously — especially among simulation game lovers who appreciate the game's deep mechanics and relaxing pace. This guide is tailor-made for our Indian players, with clear instructions and localised tips that make sense for your gameplay style. Chalo, let's dive in! 🎮

Using item codes is perfectly safe in single-player mode, and they can breathe new life into a playthrough that's hit a wall. Whether you need 100 Battery Packs for that Stardew Valley Expanded Grampleton Fields project, or you just want to gift Stardew Valley Sebastian his favourite Frozen Tear, codes make it instant.

🛠️ How to Use Item Codes in Stardew Valley

There are two primary ways to use item codes: via the console command interface (PC with SMAPI) or by using in-game name exploits (console/mobile). Let's break down both methods so you can start spawning items in under 5 minutes.

Method 1: SMAPI Console (PC)

If you're using SMAPI (which we highly recommend), simply open the console window (press ~ or F1) and type:

player_add item [item_code] [quantity]

For example, to get 5 Prismatic Shards:

player_add (Prismatic Shard) 5

You can also use the numeric ID:

player_add 74 5

This works for any item in the game, including those from Stardew Valley Expanded mod.

Method 2: Name Exploit (Console / Mobile)

On Nintendo Switch, Xbox, PlayStation, or mobile, you can use the name exploit. When you name a character or an animal, use the item code in brackets:

[74]

Every time that name is spoken in dialogue, the item spawns. It's a bit quirky, but it works like a charm. For multiple items, combine codes: [74][72][71].

Method 3: CJB Cheats Menu

Another popular mod is CJB Cheats Menu, which gives you a graphical interface to spawn any item. It's perfect for players who prefer a point-and-click approach. Just install it via SMAPI and press P to open the menu.

"Pro tip: always back up your save before using item codes, especially if you're experimenting with modded items from Stardew Valley Expanded Tips."

📦 Complete Item Codes List (A–Z)

Below is our hand-curated list of every item code in vanilla Stardew Valley. We've organised it by category so you can find exactly what you need. Each entry includes the item name, the numeric code, and a brief note.

🔧 Tools & Equipment

🌾 Crops & Seeds

⚔️ Weapons & Combat

🧪 Artisan & Cooking

📌 Tip: For a complete list of all 500+ codes, bookmark this page — we update it with every new Stardew Valley patch. Check the Stardew Valley Update Trailer for upcoming items!

🌟 Stardew Valley Expanded Item Codes

If you're playing Stardew Valley Expanded (which you absolutely should — it's the gold standard of mods), you'll need additional item codes for all the custom content. Here are the most-used codes from the mod, including exclusive items from Grampleton Fields and the new NPCs.

These codes are exclusive to Stardew Valley Expanded and won't work in vanilla. Make sure you have the mod installed via SMAPI. For more advanced tips, see our Stardew Valley Expanded Tips page.

🔍 Secret Items & Easter Egg Codes

Stardew Valley is packed with secrets, and some item codes unlock things you won't find anywhere else. Here are our favourite easter egg codes that every player should try at least once. These are part of the game's Stardew Valley Update Secrets that have been discovered over the years.

Want more hidden content? Check out the Stardew Valley Update page for patch notes that reveal new secrets with every release.

💡 Pro Tips from the Community

We reached out to veteran Stardew Valley players across India to gather their best item code strategies. Here's what they had to say — these tips will save you hours of grinding.

"The best thing about item codes is that they let you experiment without fear. Try every weapon, test every crop, build every machine — then reset and do it all over again. That's the beauty of Stardew." — Community Veteran

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Are item codes safe to use in Stardew Valley?

Yes, item codes are completely safe in single-player mode. They don't corrupt saves or trigger anti-cheat systems. However, using them in multiplayer may cause desync issues, so we recommend only using them in your own game.

Do item codes work on Nintendo Switch?

Yes! Switch players can use the name exploit method. Name a character or animal with [item_code] and the item will spawn. It's slower than console commands but works perfectly.

What's the difference between item ID and item code?

They're the same thing. In the Stardew Valley community, "item code" and "item ID" are used interchangeably. Both refer to the number or name you use to spawn an item via console or exploit.

Can I use item codes to get the Galaxy Sword?

Absolutely. Use code 60 to spawn a Galaxy Sword directly. No need to find a Prismatic Shard or visit the desert. This is one of the most popular codes among speedrunners.

Where can I find more Stardew Valley guides?

Bookmark our Stardew Valley Item Codes page, and check out the Stardew Valley Expanded Wiki for mod-specific content. We also recommend the official wiki for vanilla gameplay.

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