Got the itch to play GTA 5 this summer following GTA 6’s formal reveal in December? Us too – Fall 2025 is still so far away. To aid your chaotic adventure around Los Santos, IGN has compiled a full list of GTA 5 cheats for PC, PlayStation, and Xbox, which includes button and phone cheat codes for perks like invincibility, max health and armor, and flaming bullets.

While it’s fun to play the normal way, sometimes all you want to do is spawn a fast car and earn yourself a 4-Star Wanted Level for the thrill of it. Don’t worry – we totally get it, and that’s what we’re here for.

All GTA 5 Cheat Codes and Secrets For PC and Console

The available GTA 5 cheats in our GTA 5 cheats guide include:

PlayStation and Xbox button cheats, including giving yourself a Parachute and spawning weapons so you can take on Heists with ease.PC cheat codes, such as Super Jump and Moon Gravity. Because who doesn’t love seeing how quickly they can get from one end of the Los Santos map to the other?Cell phone cheats, including slowing down gameplay and slow-motion aiming.Vehicle spawn cheats, so you can drive vehicles like the Kraken Sub and the Stunt Plane anywhere.

How to Use GTA 5 Cheats

To use GTA 5 cheats, you’ll either need to input the correct button sequence for your desired cheat using controller, or type in the cheat using a keyboard on PC. To use GTA 5 phone cheats, follow the steps below:

Open the phone menu by pressing the Up arrow key or Up on the D-Pad of a controller.Click on Contacts to access the dialpad.Enter your desired cheat code, and dial the number.If you have entered the number successfully, you’ll receive a message confirming the cheat has been activated. If it’s a physical item such as a car, it’ll spawn in front of you.

For further instructions on how to use cheats in Grand Theft Auto 5, check out the How to Enter GTA 5 Cheat Codes section of our All GTA 5 Cheat Codes and Secrets For PC and Console guide.

GTA 5 Easter Eggs

Alongside our GTA 5 cheats page, we also have info on several GTA V Easter Eggs, such as the Sasquatch Easter Egg that took players literal years to unearth. There are also several references to pop culture and other Rockstar games such as Red Dead Redemption and Max Payne 3, which you can check out in our References to Movies, TV, Games and Pop Culture GTA 5 guide.

For more GTA 5 game help, check out our guides below:

GTA 5 Beginner’s Guide: Basics and FeaturesHow to Make Money in GTA 5100 Percent Completion Checklist

Meg Koepp is a Guides Editor on the IGN Guides Team, with a focus on trends. When playing GTA 5, she spends hours exploring and trying to complete every side quest.