How to Earn Robux with Microsoft Rewards Points (2026 Guide)

This guide reflects the Microsoft Rewards redemption catalog as of June 2026, including the April 8, 2026, removal of Roblox Digital Cards.

If a guide told you to log into Microsoft Rewards, go to the Redeem tab, and trade your points directly for a Roblox Digital Card, you searched at the wrong time to follow that advice. On April 8, 2026, Microsoft pulled every Roblox Digital Card denomination out of the Microsoft Rewards catalog.

That includes the 400, 800, and 1,000 Robux cards that were once the single most popular reason people grinded Bing searches in the first place.

Here is the part most articles miss. Your Microsoft Rewards points are not gone, broken, or wasted. There is still a real path from points to Robux in June 2026. It just runs through a different door than it used to, and almost nothing currently ranking for how to earn Robux with Microsoft Rewards points explains that door correctly, including pages hosted directly on Microsoft’s own site.

Reality Check: What Changed on April 8, 2026: On April 8, 2026, Microsoft removed every Roblox Digital Card option from the Microsoft Rewards catalog. If you have read a guide that tells you to redeem points directly for a Roblox gift card, including Microsoft’s own official support pages, that information is outdated. Your points are not lost or wasted, but the direct path no longer exists. Here is what to do instead.

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The Reality Check: What Changed on April 8, 2026

For years, the Roblox Digital Card sat inside the Microsoft Rewards catalog as a direct, named reward. You earned points through Bing searches, Microsoft Edge browsing, and the Daily Set, then traded those points for a code worth 400, 800, or 1,000 Robux. That code went straight into Roblox through the official redeem page, and the Robux landed in your account within seconds.

On April 8, 2026, that entire reward category disappeared from rewards.bing.com. Not one denomination. All three. Anyone checking the catalog that day or after found Roblox Digital Cards simply absent from the list of available rewards, regardless of region.

This was not a glitch and it was not a temporary stock issue the way Roblox Digital Cards had occasionally gone out of stock in the past. The removal has held since April 8, 2026, which means every guide written before that date, and a surprising number written after it, is now describing a reward that does not exist.

Quick Tip: If you already have a Microsoft Rewards balance you were saving for Robux, do not panic and do not stop earning. Every point you have earned still works for the rest of the Microsoft Rewards catalog, and as this guide explains, there is still a path from those points to Robux.

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Why Other Guides (and Even Microsoft’s Own Q&A) Get This Wrong

This is the part that causes the most confusion. If the Roblox Digital Card has been gone since April 8, 2026, why do so many pages, including official Microsoft Q&A threads, still describe redeeming points for it?

The answer is simple: content does not update itself. A support thread answered months or years ago stays published with its original numbers unless someone goes back and edits it. Search engines continue indexing that page, and because it sits on a Microsoft domain, it often ranks near the top for exactly this kind of question, regardless of whether the reward it describes is still live.

Outdated Sources Alert: Even Microsoft’s own Q&A community pages currently show point costs of 12,000 points for 800 Robux and 15,000 points for 1,000 Robux. These numbers predate a price increase on September 6, 2025, and the entire redemption option they describe was removed on April 8, 2026. If you see these numbers anywhere, you are looking at outdated information.

Look closely at those numbers. 12,000 points for 800 Robux and 15,000 points for 1,000 Robux were the correct figures before September 6, 2025. On that date, Microsoft raised prices across all three denominations. After September 6, 2025, 800 Robux cost 13,000 points and 1,000 Robux cost 16,250 points. Then, seven months later, the entire reward was removed on April 8, 2026.

So a page showing 12,000 and 15,000 points is not just outdated by a few weeks. It describes pricing from before the last price increase, for a reward that has since been discontinued entirely. Two layers of outdated information, stacked on top of each other, on a page many readers assume is the most authoritative source available.

Quick Tip: This is not a criticism of Microsoft as a company or as a source generally. Large support libraries are difficult to keep perfectly current, and this is a normal pattern across any large catalog of help content. The practical takeaway is simply this: for fast-moving reward catalogs, the date a page was written matters more than which domain it is hosted on.

How Microsoft Rewards Points Actually Work in 2026

Before getting into the current path to Robux, it helps to understand how Microsoft Rewards itself works in 2026, since the program changed in more ways than just the Roblox Digital Card removal.

Microsoft Rewards is a free points program tied to your Microsoft account. You earn points by searching with Bing in Microsoft Edge, completing the Daily Set of quizzes and activities on the Rewards dashboard, making eligible purchases through the Microsoft Store, and using Xbox. Those points accumulate in your balance and can be redeemed through the Redeem section at account.microsoft.com/rewards.

The redemption catalog itself is the part that changes most often. Gift cards, sweepstakes entries, charitable donation options, and subscription credits rotate in and out depending on region, partner agreements, and Microsoft’s own decisions about which rewards to feature. The Roblox Digital Card was one of these catalog items for years, until it was removed on April 8, 2026.

What did NOT disappear is the underlying value of your points. Points earned through Microsoft Rewards remain redeemable for Xbox gift cards, Microsoft Store gift cards, and a range of other rewards depending on your region. This matters because, as the next sections explain, an Xbox or Microsoft Store gift card is exactly the bridge that gets you from points to Robux in 2026.

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The Historical Pricing Timeline — 2022 to the April 2026 Removal

Seeing the full timeline in one place makes it much easier to understand both why outdated numbers are still floating around online and how the Roblox Digital Card’s cost moved before it disappeared entirely.

Period	400 Robux Cost	800 Robux Cost	1,000 Robux Cost	Availability
2022 rate	6,000 points	12,000 points	15,000 points	Available, subject to regional stock
Pre-September 2025	6,000 points	12,000 points	15,000 points	Available, subject to regional stock
September 6, 2025 onward	6,750 points	13,000 points	16,250 points	Available, subject to regional stock
April 8, 2026 onward	Not available	Not available	Not available	Removed from the catalog entirely

For roughly three years, the price for each Robux denomination stayed flat. Then on September 6, 2025, Microsoft raised every price at once, the 400 Robux card moved from 6,000 to 6,750 points, the 800 Robux card from 12,000 to 13,000 points, and the 1,000 Robux card from 15,000 to 16,250 points. Seven months later, on April 8, 2026, the entire category was removed.

This explains a pattern you may have noticed if you have searched this topic over the past year. A guide written in 2023 or 2024 and a guide written in early 2025 might both show 12,000 and 15,000 points and both be correct for their time. A guide written after September 6, 2025 should show 13,000 and 16,250. Any guide, regardless of when it was written, that does not mention the April 8, 2026 removal is missing the most important change in this reward’s entire history.

Quick Tip: If you want to verify any of this yourself, the most reliable check is your own Microsoft Rewards dashboard, covered in the next section, rather than any article, including this one, since catalogs can change again after this guide is published.

Step 1: Verify Your Own Dashboard Before You Grind

Verify First: Before spending weeks earning points toward a Robux goal, spend two minutes checking your own Microsoft Rewards dashboard. Redemption catalogs can and do change by region and over time. Confirm what is actually available to you right now before planning around it.

This is step one for a reason. The entire history in the previous section exists because reward catalogs change, sometimes without much announcement. The single most useful thing you can do before earning a single extra point toward a Robux goal is to confirm what your account can actually redeem right now.

1. Go to account.microsoft.com/rewards and sign in with the Microsoft account you use for Microsoft Rewards.
2. Open the Redeem tab.
3. Search the catalog for Roblox. As of June 2026, you should not find a Roblox Digital Card listed. If you do see one, your region may differ from the general removal, and you can redeem it directly using the steps Roblox provides on its official redemption page.
4. If no Roblox reward appears, search for an Xbox gift card and a Microsoft Store gift card. These are the rewards the working method in the next section relies on, so confirm they are available in your region and note their point costs.
5. Check your current points balance against the cost of the gift card denomination you would need, so you know exactly how many more points to earn.

Quick Tip: Bookmark the Redeem tab and check it every few weeks while you are earning toward a goal. If Microsoft reintroduces a Roblox-specific reward or adjusts gift card denominations, you want to be the first to know, not the last.

The Method That Still Works: Points to Gift Card to Robux, Step by Step

With the Roblox Digital Card gone, the working 2026 path runs through a gift card you redeem with Microsoft Rewards points, then spend inside the Roblox app on the Microsoft Store or Xbox.

Step	What You Do	Where
1	Earn Microsoft Rewards points through Bing searches, the Daily Set, and other eligible activities	Microsoft Edge, Bing, Microsoft Rewards dashboard
2	Open the Redeem tab and choose an Xbox gift card or Microsoft Store gift card in a denomination your points cover	account.microsoft.com/rewards
3	Receive your gift card code through your redemption history or by email	Microsoft Rewards redemption history
4	Redeem the gift card code to your Microsoft account balance	account.microsoft.com or the Xbox app
5	Open the Roblox app on the Microsoft Store or on your Xbox console	Microsoft Store app or Xbox dashboard
6	Purchase Robux or a Roblox Premium membership inside the Roblox app using your Microsoft account balance	Roblox app on Microsoft Store or Xbox

Two details make this method work smoothly. First, the gift card code is redeemed to your Microsoft account balance, not directly to Roblox. Second, the purchase happens inside the Roblox app as distributed through the Microsoft Store or Xbox, which is what allows your Microsoft account balance to be spent on Robux or Roblox Premium.

If you already purchased a Roblox gift card using an Xbox gift card balance or went through a similar combination, you may simply have a code ready to redeem. In that case, use a desktop or mobile web browser, go to Roblox’s official redeem page, sign in, and enter the code there.

Quick Tip: Keep every gift card code and redemption confirmation until the Robux or Premium purchase is complete and confirmed in your Roblox account. If anything goes wrong at any step, having your Microsoft Rewards redemption history and the original gift card code makes resolving it with support far easier.

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How Many Points Do You Actually Need? (Member, Silver, and Gold Tier Math)

The honest answer depends on two things: the gift card denomination you are aiming for, and which Microsoft Rewards tier your account sits in. 2026 introduced a tier system that changed how fast points accumulate for a large number of users.

Tier	Daily Search Point Cap	Other Benefits	Notes
Member	15 points per day	Base Daily Set and quiz access	Entry-level tier on the 2026 dashboard
Silver	30 points per day	Improved Daily Set rewards, occasional bonus offers	Mid-level tier, reached through continued activity
Gold	60 points per day	Full Daily Set rewards, eligible for STAR Bonus	Highest tier, the most relevant for fast Robux progress

Tier System Note: In 2026, Microsoft Rewards introduced Member, Silver, and Gold tiers with daily search point caps of 15, 30, and 60. This is lower than the old Level 2 cap of 150 points per day. Reaching the same Robux-equivalent goal generally takes longer than it used to under the old system.

That contrast matters. Under the previous system, a Level 2 account could earn up to 150 points per day from searches alone. Even the Gold tier under the 2026 system caps search points at 60 per day. The Daily Set, quizzes, and bonuses fill in the rest of your daily total, which is why the next section on earning accelerators matters so much for anyone working toward a specific Robux goal.

Time-to-Goal Estimates

Using the post-September 2025 point costs as the reference rate for an equivalent gift card value, here is roughly how long different daily earning rates take to reach common Robux goals.

Robux Goal	Points Needed (reference rate)	Days at 100 pts/day	Days at 200 pts/day	With STAR Bonus
400 Robux	6,750 points	About 68 days	About 34 days	About 25 days
800 Robux	13,000 points	About 130 days	About 65 days	About 48 days
1,000 Robux	16,250 points	About 163 days	About 81 days	About 60 days

These figures use the post-September 6, 2025, point costs as a benchmark for the value of the gift card you would redeem, since that was the most recent confirmed pricing for this reward category before its removal. Your actual gift card denominations and costs may differ slightly, which is exactly why Step 1 asks you to check your own dashboard first.

Quick Tip: Notice how much of a difference the STAR Bonus column makes. Reaching 1,000 Robux drops from roughly 163 days to roughly 60 days once the STAR Bonus is factored in at the Gold tier, which is why the next section treats earning accelerators as essential rather than optional.

How to Earn Points Faster: Daily Set, Bing Quiz, Streaks, and STAR Bonus

Search points alone, capped at 15, 30, or 60 per day depending on your tier, will not get you to a Robux goal quickly on their own. The activities below are what actually move the needle.

Activity	Typical Points	Frequency	Notes
Bing searches (PC and mobile)	15 to 60 total, by tier	Daily	Capped by your Member, Silver, or Gold tier
Daily Set activities	Roughly 30 to 50 per activity, 3 activities	Daily	Includes quizzes, polls, and quick tasks; missing one can break your streak
Bing Quiz (10-question format)	Up to 30 to 40 points	Daily, when available	Higher single-activity value than most Daily Set items
Streak bonus	Bonus points added for consecutive days	Ongoing, weekly milestones	Maintaining a streak compounds your daily total over time
STAR Bonus	Up to 2,100 points per month at Gold tier	Monthly	The single largest accelerator available; requires Gold tier

The pattern here is straightforward. Daily Set activities and the Bing Quiz consistently outweigh search points alone, and a maintained streak adds a steady bonus on top of everything else. STAR Bonus is the largest single lever, worth up to 2,100 points in a month at Gold tier, which is the difference shown in the time-to-goal table above.

If your account has ever shown a broken streak, missing Daily Set activity, or points that do not seem to match your activity, that is a separate and common issue with its own fixes.

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Quick Tip: Reaching Gold tier matters more than almost anything else in this list, since it both raises your search cap to 60 points per day and unlocks STAR Bonus eligibility. If you are currently at Member or Silver, prioritize the Daily Set and quiz activity that helps you progress toward Gold.

Roblox Premium as an Alternative Redemption Goal

Everything in this guide so far has focused on Robux, but the same Microsoft account balance from an Xbox gift card or Microsoft Store gift card can also be spent on a Roblox Premium membership through the Roblox app on the Microsoft Store or Xbox.

Roblox Premium includes a recurring monthly Robux allowance on top of its other benefits, such as the ability to trade items and access to a wider catalog of avatar items. For players who want a steady, ongoing supply of Robux rather than a single lump sum, redeeming toward Premium can stretch the value of a Microsoft Rewards redemption further over time compared to a one-time Robux purchase of similar cost.

Quick Tip: If you are earning toward a specific in-game item or a specific Robux total for something you want to buy soon, a direct Robux purchase through the method in this guide is more predictable. If you play Roblox regularly and would benefit from an ongoing monthly Robux allowance, Premium is worth comparing against a one-time purchase.

Is This Worth It? Comparing Time Investment to Cash Cost

Robux can also be purchased directly with real money through Roblox at any time, without involving Microsoft Rewards at all. So the honest question is whether the time investment described in this guide is worth it compared to simply paying for Robux directly.

Robux Amount	Approx Direct Cash Cost	Approx Time Investment via Rewards	Verdict
400 Robux	A few dollars	Roughly 25 to 68 days depending on tier and STAR Bonus	Worth it mainly if you already use Bing and Edge daily for other reasons
800 Robux	Roughly double the 400 Robux price	Roughly 48 to 130 days depending on tier and STAR Bonus	A larger time commitment; best for players already earning consistently toward Gold tier
1,000 Robux	Similar range to or above the 800 Robux price	Roughly 60 to 163 days depending on tier and STAR Bonus	Best treated as a long-term side effect of using Microsoft Rewards regularly, not a standalone goal

The clearest way to think about Microsoft Rewards in 2026 is as a way to offset or reduce the cost of Robux you would likely be earning toward anyway through normal Bing and Edge use, rather than as a fast or free way to acquire Robux from a standing start. If you already search with Bing daily, complete the Daily Set, and aim for Gold tier, a Robux redemption becomes a natural byproduct of habits you have anyway. If you are starting purely to chase Robux, the multi-week to multi-month timelines above are the honest expectation.

What NOT to Do: Avoiding Free Robux Scams

Safety Warning: Never use third-party websites, generators, or automation tools that promise free Robux in exchange for your account information, completing surveys, or downloading software. These are scams and can result in your Roblox or Microsoft account being permanently banned. Microsoft Rewards through official Microsoft channels is the only legitimate method covered in this guide.

The gap between what people want, fast and free Robux, and what Microsoft Rewards actually offers, a gradual points-to-gift-card path, is exactly the gap that scam sites exploit. Be alert for these patterns.

• Sites asking for your Roblox username and password in exchange for a promised Robux amount. Legitimate redemption through Microsoft Rewards never asks for your Roblox credentials at any point.
• “Robux generator” tools that claim to produce unlimited Robux after you complete a survey, watch ads, or download software. No legitimate generator exists; these exist to harvest personal information or install unwanted software.
• Browser extensions or bots claiming to automate Microsoft Rewards searches for you. Automated activity violates Microsoft Rewards terms and can result in your account being suspended, eliminating any points you have earned.
• Anyone offering to “convert” your existing Robux or Roblox items into Microsoft Rewards points. This relationship does not exist in either direction; Microsoft Rewards points only ever flow toward gift cards and similar rewards, never from Roblox back into points.

The method described in this guide involves only account.microsoft.com/rewards for earning and redeeming, and the official Roblox app or roblox.com/redeem page for the final step. There is no faster legitimate version of this process, and any site claiming otherwise is the actual risk to your account.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you still earn Robux with Microsoft Rewards points in 2026?

Yes, but not through a direct Roblox Digital Card redemption, since that option was removed on April 8, 2026. The current method involves redeeming Microsoft Rewards points for an Xbox gift card or Microsoft Store gift card, then using that balance to buy Robux or Roblox Premium inside the Roblox app on the Microsoft Store or Xbox.

Why did Microsoft remove Roblox Digital Cards from Microsoft Rewards?

Microsoft has not published a detailed public explanation for the April 8, 2026 removal. What is confirmed is that all three denominations, 400, 800, and 1,000 Robux, disappeared from the catalog on that date and have not returned as of June 2026. Reward catalogs change based on partner agreements and Microsoft’s own program decisions, and this removal follows a price increase on September 6, 2025, that had already raised the cost of each denomination.

How many Microsoft Rewards points do I need for 400 Robux?

Using the last confirmed pricing before removal, 400 Robux cost 6,750 points after the September 6, 2025, price increase, up from 6,000 points before that date. Since the Roblox Digital Card itself is no longer redeemable, use this figure as a reference for the value of the Xbox or Microsoft Store gift card you would need to cover an equivalent amount of Robux through the current method.

How many Microsoft Rewards points do I need for 800 Robux?

The last confirmed price for 800 Robux was 13,000 points after the September 6, 2025 increase, up from 12,000 points before that date. The 12,000 figure still appears on some pages, including Microsoft’s own Q&A, but it reflects pricing from before the increase and the option itself has since been removed entirely.

How many Microsoft Rewards points do I need for 1,000 Robux?

The last confirmed price for 1,000 Robux was 16,250 points after the September 6, 2025 increase, up from 15,000 points before that date. As with the other denominations, this reward was removed from the catalog on April 8, 2026, so this figure is a reference point rather than a current redemption price.

What is the current method to turn Microsoft Rewards points into Robux?

Redeem your Microsoft Rewards points for an Xbox gift card or Microsoft Store gift card through the Redeem tab at account.microsoft.com/rewards. Add that gift card balance to your Microsoft account. Then open the Roblox app on the Microsoft Store or your Xbox console and purchase Robux or Roblox Premium using that balance. This is the method covered step by step earlier in this guide.

Why does Microsoft’s own support page show different point costs than this guide?

Microsoft’s official Q&A pages currently show 12,000 points for 800 Robux and 15,000 points for 1,000 Robux. Those numbers reflect pricing from before the September 6, 2025 price increase, and the reward they describe was removed entirely on April 8, 2026. Support content does not always get updated as quickly as the live catalog changes, which is why checking your own dashboard, as described in Step 1 of this guide, is more reliable than any static page, including official ones.

What are the Member, Silver, and Gold tiers in Microsoft Rewards?

These are the three tiers introduced in the 2026 Microsoft Rewards dashboard, each with a different daily search point cap. Member caps at 15 points per day, Silver at 30 points per day, and Gold at 60 points per day. Gold tier is also the only tier eligible for the STAR Bonus, making it the most relevant tier for anyone working toward a Robux goal.

How can I earn Microsoft Rewards points faster?

Search points alone are capped at 15 to 60 per day depending on your tier, so the Daily Set, the Bing Quiz, and a maintained streak bonus matter far more for overall speed. Reaching Gold tier unlocks the STAR Bonus, worth up to 2,100 points per month, which is the single largest accelerator available and can cut the time to a Robux goal roughly in half compared to relying on search points alone.

What is the Microsoft Rewards STAR Bonus?

The STAR Bonus is a monthly bonus available to Gold tier members, worth up to 2,100 points in a given month. It is the largest single point source covered in this guide and is the main reason the time-to-goal estimates with STAR Bonus are significantly shorter than estimates based on search points and the Daily Set alone.

Can I use Microsoft Rewards points for Roblox Premium instead of Robux?

Yes. The same Microsoft account balance from an Xbox gift card or Microsoft Store gift card can be spent on a Roblox Premium membership through the Roblox app, instead of a one-time Robux purchase. Premium includes a recurring monthly Robux allowance, which can be a better fit for players who want ongoing Robux rather than a single lump sum.

Is earning Robux through Microsoft Rewards worth the time?

It depends on your starting point. If you already search with Bing daily, complete the Daily Set, and are working toward Gold tier, redeeming toward Robux is close to a free byproduct of habits you already have. If you are starting from zero specifically to chase Robux, the realistic timeline is several weeks to a few months depending on your tier and whether you reach STAR Bonus eligibility, and direct cash purchase may be more practical for an immediate need.

Are free Robux generator websites connected to Microsoft Rewards safe?

No. Any site offering a Robux generator or asking for your Roblox login in exchange for free Robux is not connected to Microsoft Rewards in any legitimate way and is a scam. The only safe path covered in this guide uses account.microsoft.com/rewards for earning and redeeming, and the official Roblox app or redeem page for the final purchase. Automation tools that claim to farm Microsoft Rewards points for you also violate the program’s terms and risk your account being suspended.

Will Roblox Digital Cards ever come back to Microsoft Rewards?

There is no official confirmation either way as of June 2026. The reward was removed on April 8, 2026 after a price increase on September 6, 2025, and reward catalogs have changed before without prior notice. The most reliable way to know if it returns is to check the Redeem tab at account.microsoft.com/rewards directly, as described in Step 1 of this guide, rather than relying on any article to announce a change after the fact.

Summary: Your Path From Points to Robux

Here is the complete picture for how to earn Robux with Microsoft Rewards points in June 2026, in the order that matters.

6. Confirm your dashboard. Check the Redeem tab at account.microsoft.com/rewards for what is actually available to you right now, since the Roblox Digital Card was removed on April 8, 2026 and catalogs vary by region.
7. Understand the gift card path. Redeem points for an Xbox or Microsoft Store gift card, add the balance to your Microsoft account, then buy Robux or Roblox Premium inside the Roblox app on the Microsoft Store or Xbox.
8. Push toward Gold tier. The jump from Member or Silver to Gold raises your daily search cap to 60 points and unlocks STAR Bonus eligibility, the single biggest accelerator covered in this guide.
9. Use Daily Set, Bing Quiz, and streaks every day. These consistently outweigh search points alone and compound over weeks.
10. Consider Roblox Premium if you want an ongoing monthly Robux allowance rather than a single lump sum from your redemption.

Microsoft Rewards in 2026 will not hand you Robux instantly, and it never worked that way even before the April 8, 2026 removal. What it offers now is the same thing it always offered: a way to turn time you already spend searching and browsing into real value, value that, with one extra step through a gift card and the Roblox app, still leads to Robux.