How to Get Free Riot Points

Getting free Riot Points is harder than it used to be. Riot no longer distributes RP codes on social media, and Prime Gaming dropped LoL support. Several legitimate options remain for earning RP without spending your own money.

Many of the same methods used to get free Valorant Points apply here, alongside additional ways to earn gift cards toward a Riot Points purchase.

Earn PayPal Cash on Freecash to Buy Riot Points

Paid game testing on Freecash is one of the faster ways to cover Riot Points without spending your own money. Users earn an average of 29,2 per day.

Freecash lets you earn money by completing simple tasks like testing mobile games and signing up for new apps. Users need to be at least 16, and getting started takes under five minutes:

1. Create an account with an email address, or log in with Google or Facebook.
2. Pick a task — a gaming offer or a featured survey are good starting points.
3. Complete the task to earn money directly to your Freecash balance.
4. Withdraw via PayPal once you've reached the minimum cashout threshold.
5. Buy Riot Points in LoL and redeem your new skin.

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Use Microsoft Rewards to Earn Riot Points

Microsoft Rewards lets you earn points for using Bing, which can be redeemed for prizes including Riot Points gift cards. Level 1 users earn five points per search, up to 50 points per day.

The rate is slow. It takes 2,000 Microsoft Rewards points to buy 100 RP, which works out to 10 Bing searches a day for 40 days in a row.

Compared to paid game testing on Freecash, where the same 2,000 RP in value can be covered in a single session, the Microsoft Rewards route takes considerably longer. That said, it runs in the background with no extra effort, which makes it worth setting up alongside other methods.

1. Go to the Microsoft Rewards page.
2. Select Start Earning at the top.
3. Log in to Microsoft with your existing PC or mobile account.

Bing searches will now earn points automatically. Once you reach 2,000, redeem them for free Riot Points. The program also covers other rewards, like Minecraft for free.

Join Social Media Giveaways from LoL Content Creators

Riot no longer runs RP giveaways directly, but streamers and content creators do. Hundreds of up-and-coming LoL creators use RP giveaways to grow their channels, and X (Twitter) is the best place to find them.

Most giveaways require only a like and a retweet to enter. Some creators on Instagram also run free cash giveaways, which can be put toward RP.

Submit Fan Art to Riot's Social Media Accounts

Riot has rewarded players who submit art inspired by LoL and Valorant with RP bundles in the past, though this is less common now. There's no guarantee of a reward, and turnaround time can be long.

If you enjoy creating fan art regardless, it's worth submitting. At minimum, the process is creatively rewarding on its own terms.

Avoid Riot Point Generators and Second-Hand Accounts

RP generators are always fake. They're designed to steal personal information or account credentials, and Riot Games' terms of service explicitly prohibit their use, which can result in a permanent ban.

Second-hand accounts carry the same risk. Even when they appear to work, buying or using them violates the ToS and could cost you your progress.

Completing paid tasks on Freecash is a straightforward alternative that carries none of those risks.