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Best DTI codes to redeem first
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DTI codes are the same Dress to Impress codes, just under the short name. Searching “DTI codes” is how most players land on a list, then bounce off it because half the strings look like passwords. This page is the short version: which ones are worth the paste, and which characters people get wrong. The full working list is on how to redeem Dress to Impress codes, and the copy buttons live on Dress to Impress codes.
What a DTI code gives you
Not Robux, and not a vote boost. A code opens one item or a small set in the closet. Hair, a jacket, a bag, a prop you can hold. Once it is redeemed it stays, including after you change servers. That is why an old creator code from last year can still matter on a theme round today, and why an expired code is a dead end rather than a delayed reward.
The names are the giveaway. Most DTI codes are a creator’s username with letters swapped for numbers. 1 stands in for I or L, 0 stands in for O, 3 for E, 4 for A. The underscore is part of the code. Spaces are not.
Paste these first
- — heart fork. Newest of the set, from the 10 billion visits mark.
- — the reworked Lana tutu. The older is a different skirt.
- — the current Choopie set. Both O letters are zeroes.
- — star bag and bow, useful when a round wants a held prop.
- — golden staff. The O in Owen is a zero.
The ones people mistype
If a code fails and you typed it by hand, check these before you call it expired.
- — both O letters in CHOOPIE are zeroes. There is an older code, , that is a different set. The rework is the one with AGA1N on the end.
- — the O in OWEN is a zero. It is a golden staff, useful when a round wants a prop in the hand.
- is the old bear set. The one that still shows on public lists is . Don’t mix the two.
Copy from Dress to Impress codes instead of retyping. One tap, then paste in the handbag.