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GTA San Andreas cheats are your ticket to dominating gang wars without the grind. This installment features the ultimate cheat—a money code that not only fills your wallet but also restores your health and armor! Other cheats let CJ bulk up without hitting the gym, shake off the cops, and arm himself to the teeth.

With around 90 cheats available in Grand Theft Auto San Andreas, you can activate them by entering specific button sequences on your controller or typing phrases on your keyboard. Most players will struggle to remember more than a few at a time, which is why we’ve compiled a comprehensive list of cheat codes organized by category, making it easy for you to find what you need to enhance your gameplay.

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Keep in mind that not all cheats from GTA San Andreas are included in the latest Definitive Edition releases due to technical limitations and design choices, and we’ve noted which codes are affected. Additionally, the controls for Xbox cheat codes have been altered in the Definitive Edition.

Before diving into any cheats, make sure to save your game and keep that save safe. Some cheats can have lasting effects that might hinder your progress in the story, potentially forcing you to restart. If you’re playing a recent version of the game, using cheats will also disable trophies or achievements, which can be a bummer if you’re aiming for a complete collection.

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To enter cheats on consoles, follow the button sequences during regular gameplay—not during cutscenes or when paused. Remember, the buttons will still perform their normal functions while entering cheats, so it’s wise to do this away from pedestrians and vehicles. On PC, simply type the phrase or code using your keyboard, again during active gameplay. The Definitive Edition offers more flexibility, allowing you to input most controller codes on PC and type phrases on consoles with a compatible keyboard.

Entering the Konami Code will give CJ and all NPCs oversized heads. ** Only available in the Definitive Edition.

Grants you $250,000, full health and armor, and repairs your vehicle if you’re in one when the cheat is activated.

Slows down time while boosting damage resistance, melee damage, and aim accuracy.* Not available in the Definitive Edition.

CJ can jump significantly higher than normal.

Your melee attacks become much stronger, but pedestrians gain the same power.

You take no damage, except from explosions, falls, drowning, or gunfire from police helicopters.* Not available in the Definitive Edition.

You can swim underwater indefinitely without drowning.

Instantly kill yourself – this won’t work if Infinite Health is already active.

Saves you trips to Burger Shot.* Not available in the Definitive Edition.

Turns you into a weakling.

Makes you massively overweight.

Transforms you into a muscle-bound powerhouse.

Earn respect from everyone.

Increases your attractiveness.

Maxes out all your vehicle skills—driving, flying, biking, and cycling.

Boosts your weapon skills to Hitman level.

Grants unlimited ammo for all weapons.

Receive Brass Knuckles, Rocket Launcher, Rifle, Baseball Bat, Molotov, Pistol, Micro SMG, AK47, Shotgun, and Spray Can.

Receive Flame Thrower, Sniper Rifle, Knife, Grenades, Desert Eagle, Tec9, M4, Sawn-off Shotgun, and Extinguisher.

Receive Heat Seeking Rocket Launcher, Sniper Rifle, Chainsaw, Remote Explosives, Silenced Pistol, SMG, M4, and Combat Shotgun.

Clears all wanted stars.

Raises your wanted level by two stars.

Maxes out your wanted level.

Fixes your wanted level at the current number of stars.

All vehicles are equipped with a Nitrous Oxide System.

All taxis have NOS and can jump when you press the horn—this is usually a reward for completing taxi missions.

Cars can fly through the air.* Not available in the Definitive Edition.

Why should only cars have all the fun? Boats can fly too.

Cars behave like boats when they hit the water.

Bump a car to send it drifting away—this won’t work during races or chases.* Not available in the Definitive Edition.

Makes cars disappear except for their wheels, though motorcycles remain unaffected.* Not available in the Definitive Edition.

Causes all cars within a certain range to explode.

Your car becomes invincible and will destroy any vehicle it touches.

Vehicles become easier to handle.

Gain control over where to fire weapons from vehicles.* Not available in the Definitive Edition.

Makes other drivers aggressive.

All traffic lights stay green.

Bunny hops launch a bike high into the air.

Spawns the Bloodring Banger demolition derby car.

Spawns the Caddy golf cart.

Spawns the Dozer bulldozer construction vehicle.

Spawns variant A of the Hotring Racer racing car.

Spawns variant B of the Hotring Racer racing car.

Spawns the Monster monster truck.

Spawns the Quad quadbike off-road vehicle.

Spawns the Rancher off-road SUV.

Spawns the Rhino military tank.

Spawns the Romero hearse funeral car.

Spawns the Stretch limousine.

Spawns the Tanker truck and trailer.

Spawns the Trashmaster garbage truck.

Spawns the Hunter military helicopter.

Spawns the Hydra military VTOL attack jet.

Spawns the infamous Jetpack.

Spawns a parachute, handy for using those flying vehicles.

Spawns the Stuntplane acrobatic biplane.

Spawns the Vortex hovercraft.

All pedestrians are replaced by gang members.* Not available in the Definitive Edition.

Only gang members roam the streets, with no pedestrians or police.

You can recruit anyone, and they’ll be armed with 9mm Pistols.

You can recruit anyone, and they’ll be armed with Rocket Launchers.* Not available in the Definitive Edition.

All NPC vehicles in traffic are junk cars.

All NPC vehicles in traffic are sports cars.

All NPC vehicles in traffic are black.

All NPC vehicles in traffic are pink.

All NPC vehicles become beach cars, while pedestrians wear bikinis and CJ dons shorts and flip-flops.

All NPC vehicles turn into promotional vehicles like Pizza Boy and Hotdog, while pedestrians become clowns or fast food mascots, and CJ wears a clown costume.

All pedestrians transform into Elvis.

Pedestrians are either prostitutes or pimps, and CJ wears a gimp suit.* Not available in the Definitive Edition.

All NPC vehicles become country vehicles, while pedestrians are country folk, and CJ wears rural attire.* Not available in the Definitive Edition.

Pedestrians turn into Triad members armed with Katanas, and NPC vehicles turn black—CJ also receives a Katana.* Not available in the Definitive Edition.

Pedestrians are now armed.

All pedestrians start fighting each other.

All pedestrians start rioting.

Pedestrians will attack you.

Pedestrians will attack you with guns—this cannot be turned off.

Clears out all pedestrians and minimizes traffic.

Slows down gameplay speed—use the code below to return to normal speed.

Increases gameplay speed—use the code above to return to normal speed.

Time moves much faster.

Sets and fixes the time to 21:00 with an orange sky.

Sets and fixes the time to 00:00.* Not available in the Definitive Edition (see Sunny Weather below).

Sets the weather to Sunny.* Time Is Always Midnight in the Definitive Edition.

Sets the weather to Very Sunny.

Sets the weather to Cloudy.

Sets the weather to Overcast.

Sets the weather to Stormy.

Triggers a Sandstorm.