Starfield Cheat Codes and Console Commands
Starfield Cheat Codes and Console Commands: Full Guide for PC and Xbox explains the main difference between platforms: PC players can use the developer console, while Xbox players must rely on normal gameplay methods or exploits.
On PC, the commands work with both Steam and Xbox Game Pass for PC and can add credits, items, perks, carry weight, travel options, and ship resources.
Before using any code, make a manual save. Console commands can change your inventory, character progression, quest state, or location in ways that may be difficult to reverse.
If you want to keep achievements and a clean playthrough, use a separate test save.
Starfield Cheat Codes and Console Commands on PC
Starfield console commands are useful for testing a character build, recovering an item lost to a bug, checking a weapon, or experimenting with the game's systems.
They can also remove much of the normal challenge, so use the smallest command that solves your problem.
How to open the Starfield console
- Load your save and enter active gameplay on PC.
- Press the tilde key (~), usually located above the Tab key.
- Type the command exactly as shown, then press Enter.
- Press the tilde key again to close the console.
The console appears as a text overlay. If the key does not open it, check your keyboard layout or try the key used for the grave accent. Commands may not be case-sensitive in every situation, but exact spelling, spacing, and item IDs are the safest approach.
Starfield Cheats at a Glance
Achievement warning: Opening the console disables Steam achievements for that play session. Close the console and restart Starfield before a later session if you want achievements enabled again. For more context on progression systems, see this Starfield skills and perks guide.
Platform guidance: Bethesda Support distinguishes PC console commands from Xbox console play. That distinction is important here: the commands below are for PC, while the Xbox section covers exploits that do not require a developer console or external modifications.
Starfield Console Commands for Credits, Items, and Weapons
These Starfield cheat codes add resources directly to your inventory. In each player.additem command, the final number is the quantity. For example, changing 100000 to 500000 requests 500,000 credits.
Credits and useful resources
- Add 100,000 credits:
player.additem 0000000f 100000 - Add 1,000,000 credits:
player.additem 0000000f 1000000 - Add 99 Med Packs:
player.additem 00023D0D 99 - Add 999 Digipicks:
player.additem 0000000A 999
Adding 999 Digipicks gives you a large supply for exploration, but it also removes much of the pressure from locked doors and containers. If you only need to open one difficult lock, adding a smaller number is a better way to preserve the normal gameplay loop. You can also compare these commands with this Starfield resource and crafting guide before changing your inventory.
Weapon item IDs
- Magshear rifle:
player.additem 000573E9 1 - Razorback pistol:
player.additem 002B5597 1 - Grendel rifle:
player.additem 0028BBDB 1
To add another weapon, replace the item ID with the correct ID and change the final number to the quantity you want. Add one weapon first and check your inventory before repeating the command.
If it does not appear, confirm the ID and look through all inventory categories rather than running the command several times.
Starfield Cheat Codes for Player Stats and Combat
Player commands can change survival settings, carry capacity, level, and perks. These are among the most powerful Starfield console commands because they can bypass normal progression limits.
- God mode, with no damage or oxygen loss:
tgm - Set carry weight to 99,999:
player.setav carryweight 99999 - Set player level to 100:
player.setlevel 100 - Add Targeting rank 1:
player.addperk 002C59E4 - Add Targeting rank 2:
player.addperk 002C59E5
Run tgm again when you want to turn god mode off. It is useful for checking a dangerous area or testing a weapon without risking your current save. If your only issue is an overloaded inventory, player.setav carryweight 99999 is less disruptive than enabling god mode.
Setting your level and skills
After using player.setlevel 100, open the Skills menu and review your character.
Skill trees and perk access may depend on your existing progression, so reaching level 100 does not always produce the result you expect immediately.
If a skill does not appear correctly, save, reload, and check the Skills menu before adding individual perks.
This step matters because level changes, perk commands, and quest progression can interact in unexpected ways. Keep a backup save before testing several changes at once.
World, Exploration, and Ship Commands
These codes help you move through the Settled Systems and manage common obstacles.
Save before using teleport commands, no-clip movement, or ship-related values because location and vehicle states can behave differently from ordinary gameplay.
World and exploration commands
- Toggle no-clip movement:
tcl. This lets you move through walls and other solid objects. - Teleport to New Atlantis:
coc NewAtlantis01 - Teleport to Akila City:
coc AkilaCity01 - Teleport to Neon:
coc Neon01 - Kill nearby enemies:
killall - Unlock the nearest door or container:
unlock
The coc command uses a cell ID, so it only works when the location name is correct.
The killall command can affect every nearby hostile actor, not just the enemy you are targeting.
Avoid using it in quest areas until you know which characters are nearby.
Create a manual save before using any code. Commands can alter inventory, progression, quests, or location, so keep a separate test save if you want achievements and a clean playthrough.
Load your save and enter active gameplay on PC. Press the tilde key (~), usually above Tab, or the grave-accent key on another keyboard layout.
Type the command exactly as shown, then press Enter. For example, use player.additem 0000000f 100000 for credits. The final number controls the quantity.
Check your inventory or character after the command. Press the tilde key again to close the console, then save if the result is correct. Opening the console disables Steam achievements for that play session.
Xbox does not have the developer console. Use normal gameplay methods or try the Digipick duplication timing: drop one Digipick, open inventory before the drop animation finishes, pick it up immediately, and verify the count.
Ship commands
- Add 999 ship repair parts:
player.additem 000055B0 999 - Set ship fuel capacity to 99,999:
player.setav fuelcapacity 99999
Ship repair parts can help when you need a large repair supply. The fuel command changes the ship's fuel capacity value; it does not add fuel items to your cargo hold. For broader ship advice, use this Starfield ship-building and upgrade guide.
Starfield Cheat Codes and Xbox Console Exploits
Xbox Series X and Series S players do not have access to the PC developer console.
Commands such as tgm, tcl, and player.additem cannot be typed into the Xbox version without external modifications.
The following methods are gameplay exploits rather than official Xbox console commands.
Updates can change or remove them, so results may vary by installed game version. Make a manual save before testing either method.
Infinite credits loop
- Find a vendor in a city.
- Buy a cheap item.
- Immediately sell the item back to the same vendor.
- Repeat the buy-and-sell cycle until you use the vendor's available credit pool.
- Wait 48 in-game hours by sitting on a chair or another available seat.
- Return after the credit pool resets and repeat the process.
This method is slower than a PC credit command, but it does not require mods.
Its main limitation is the vendor's available credits, which is why the 48-hour wait is part of the loop rather than an optional step.
Xbox
Digipick duplication
- Drop one Digipick on the ground.
- Open your inventory before the drop animation finishes.
- Pick up the Digipick immediately.
- Check your inventory to see whether both the original and a copy are present.
This timing-based exploit has been reported on Xbox Series X and Series S with unpatched game versions.
It may fail after an update or simply fail during an attempt, so do not rely on it for important resources. If the duplication works, save afterward and confirm the item count before continuing.
FAQ: Starfield Cheat Codes and Console Commands
Do Starfield console commands work on Xbox?
No. The developer console is available on PC, including Steam and Xbox Game Pass for PC.
Xbox players must use ordinary gameplay methods or exploits such as the credit loop and Digipick duplication.
Do console commands disable achievements?
Opening the console disables Steam achievements for that play session. Restart Starfield after closing the console if you want achievements enabled in a later session.
What is the quickest PC command for credits?
Use player.additem 0000000f 1000000 to add 1,000,000 credits. Save first, because a large credit increase can change the balance of your playthrough.
Can I undo a Starfield console command?
Some toggles, including tgm and tcl, can be run again to turn them off. For inventory, level, teleport, and world changes, loading a save made before the command is the safest rollback method.
