PINKIE PROMISE all badges: How to Earn All 15

Chasing a full badge set in a party-themed horror game means failing on purpose as often as you succeed. If you want PINKIE PROMISE all badges before later chapters add more, start with the fifteen Chapter 1 unlocks already on the official list. This guide to PINKIE PROMISE all badges groups those unlocks by how you earn them, shows how common each one was in late October 2026, and separates official badge text from community reports.

Pinkie Promise is a Roblox mascot adventure from Party Cannon Studios that turns a My Little Pony party planner into a hide-and-seek threat. Chapter 1 walks you from a farm emergency through the Everfree and into Sugarcube Corner. Most players will see the story badges without trying. The rare ones ask you to die, break a rule, or poke at something the scene tells you to leave alone.

What the official Chapter 1 list actually contains

A Roblox badges API snapshot taken on October 28, 2026 lists 15 badges and no second page. That is one official dataset, not a cross-check from two sources, but it is the best public count available. Older write-ups that mention only three badges do not match this snapshot. Why those pages stopped at three has not been established, so treat “three badges” as outdated rather than as a hidden subset.

Fourteen of the fifteen descriptions credit the badge art to lm3pe. Scrapbook Complete does not name an artist. Award figures below are cumulative awards from that single snapshot, timestamped 07:23:48 Singapore time on October 28, 2026 (23:23:48 UTC on October 27). They count awards, not unique players, and they will keep moving.

Out of the Fire is the common badge. Scrapbook Complete is the collector badge. In this snapshot the barn escape had roughly 1,258 times as many awards as the scrapbook. That gap is the whole reason a checklist matters: a normal clear will not finish the set.

Story and route badges from a normal clear

A clean story path is only part of PINKIE PROMISE all badges, but it is the right first session. Community badge write-ups describe a standard clear as handing you four progress badges, plus Not Found if you survive at least one search. The official kinds split that group into one story clear and three route badges. Nothing in the reviewed sources says those four are mutually exclusive with the secret badges.

The barn sequence is the early skill check. Dialogue in Chapter 1 footage pushes you toward buckets, the loft, and getting clear before the hay goes up. Most players make it: about 1.80 million fire-escape awards against about 143,000 barn-failure awards, or roughly 13 successful escapes recorded for every Kindling award. You do not need a perfect route to get Out of the Fire. You need to leave.

The Everfree is less forgiving on the same math. Out of the Woods sits near 1.40 million awards, while Lost in the Everfree sits near 445,000. That is closer to three recorded escapes per forest-fail award. Footage of the chapter has companions warning you off the tracks, under falling trees, and away from whatever you should not breathe. A community-facing warning in that stretch is to stay where the light shines. If your first runs end here, that is normal, and it is also how the forest fail badge exists.

Sugarcube Corner is the welcome, not the safety. A Warm Welcome tracks the arrival. The party that follows is where hide-and-seek starts, with a short countdown and Pinkie hunting anyone who is still breathing too loudly. Pinkie's Party is the chapter finish. Community guides say the clear involves taking the seat and eating the cupcake she baked. The official line only confirms that finishing Chapter 1 awards it and that she saved you a seat. In the snapshot, Pinkie's Party (543,865) and Found You! (543,885) are almost tied. That does not prove every finisher was caught. It does show that reaching the end and getting grabbed are similarly common outcomes, not rare ones.

Hide, catch, and fail badges

Fail badges are why PINKIE PROMISE all badges take more than one run. Surviving and dying are different unlocks, and one search cannot pay both hide results.

Not Found is common because a winning clear already includes a successful hide. Found You! is the badge you get by losing that game. If you only ever play to survive, you can finish the story and still miss the catch badge. Plan one attempt where you let her find you, or where you break cover on purpose once the countdown ends.

Kindling is the deliberate barn failure. The official text only says you did not make it out. It does not spell out a single death animation. Staying through the collapse, rather than riding the escape, is the reading that matches both the description and player reports. Lost in the Everfree is vaguer. The official line is that the forest kept you. The precise death, whether a grab, a hazard, or a wrong turn, is not written on the badge. Any forest game-over that awards it counts. Do not invent a more specific requirement than the sources support.

Save and revive behavior is the planning hazard. Reviewed sources have not established whether you can earn both death badges in one uninterrupted run. Do not assume a checkpoint will hand you Kindling and then still let you continue into a clean Everfree clear. Treat each fail as its own attempt until you have personally confirmed how your session restores.

Revives matter when a death is an accident rather than the goal. A revive usually costs Robux. As of late October 2026, GamesRadar’s Pinkie Promise codes guide listed a single working code, PINKIEPROMISE, for one free revive, with no expired codes yet. Redemption is on the main menu: open Shop, use the Codes tab or scroll to the code box, and redeem. The code is not case-sensitive. You cannot open that menu mid-round. Use the revive to protect a secret-hunting run. Skip it when you are fishing for Kindling or Lost in the Everfree.

Secret badges and Scrapbook Complete

Secret hunting is the slow half of PINKIE PROMISE all badges. Six interaction badges plus the scrapbook sit outside a straight clear. One community guide says nothing in Chapter 1 is permanently missable. That claim is player experience, not an official Roblox rule. The only mutual exclusion this guide will state is Found You! versus Not Found on the same search. Roblox has not marked the secrets as exclusive with each other.

Triggers below that are not in the official description are labeled as community reports. Several are single-source. If a step does not fire the badge, the interaction may be slightly different from the report, not proof that the badge was removed.

The two “somepony” secrets are in a different league from the rule-breaks. Window and train badges each sit around 360,000 awards, so a large share of players stumble into them. The loft conversation is early and easy to attempt: the scene treats the window as impossible, which is exactly the kind of line worth questioning. The train secret is a look, not a fight. If you only do one extra click per area, make it the odd window.

Angry Applejack, Broken Promise, and Not Fire! are the low-award secrets, between about 22,000 and 35,000. They all ask you to ignore an instruction.

• At the barn, the job is to put water on the fire. Community reports say aiming that water at Applejack is what sours the badge.
• At the party, Pinkie sets teeny rules: stay for the whole party, stay out of her room, leave the cake alone, and stay out of the cellar. She treats the promise as permanent. Trying to walk out after you agree is the reported Broken Promise trigger. Sneaking into the room is a story threat the game warns you about. It is not, by itself, a documented badge in this 15-badge list.
• In the vine set piece, glowcaps are the tool the scene gives you. Fire is the tool it tells you not to use. Using flame anyway is the reported Not Fire! trigger. Do that on a run you are willing to lose, because the dialogue says the vines get angry.

Say Cheese is the honest gap. The official text is a film-set pun, and the snapshot shows 7,965 awards, so players are getting it. The reviewed pages and chapter footage do not pin down the object, the room, or the button. Do not follow a guessed camera location from memory of other Roblox horror games. Check a current secrets page or a timestamped Chapter 1 video before you burn a long run looking for it.

Scrapbook Complete is the rarest badge in the snapshot, at 1,431 awards. The official description says it is every secret in Chapter 1, and that she keeps a page about you too. Which interactions count toward “every,” and whether Say Cheese is inside that set, is not verified by the sources used here. A community guide telling you the set is completable is useful encouragement. It is not a published checklist from Roblox. If the scrapbook does not pop after the six named secrets, you are missing an interaction the public list has not nailed down, not necessarily a bug.

A practical collection plan

Treat the set as three jobs so you do not wipe a good run by accident. The minimum number of sessions has not been verified. This order is a planning template, not a speedrun route.

A few habits keep the passes from colliding.

• Hide successfully on the clear you care about, then get caught on a later search. Those two badges do not share a search.
• Bank the route badges before you experiment. Out of the Fire and Out of the Woods are common, but redoing the Everfree while you are tired is how accidental forest deaths happen.
• When a secret’s only documentation is a single community report, try the reported action once, watch for the badge popup, and stop altering the scene if it does not fire. Spraying water, leaving the party, and burning vines are easy to “confirm” by dying without learning anything.
• Keep the free revive for pass 2 or pass 5. Kindling and Lost in the Everfree want the game-over.
• After Scrapbook Complete, you are done with Chapter 1’s known set. Chapter 2 was still ahead in October 2026 coverage, and more badges would be a new list, not a revision of these fifteen.

If you are comparing your profile to the snapshot, remember the scale. Nearly two million barn escapes do not mean two million players own the full set. A little over fourteen hundred scrapbook awards means the complete Chapter 1 page is still a small club. That is a better progress check than any site still listing three badges.

FAQ

Are PINKIE PROMISE all badges missable?

A community guide says nothing in Chapter 1 is permanently missable. Roblox has not published that promise, and save rules after a death are not established in the sources reviewed here. Replay the chapter for anything you skipped. The one conflict to respect is inside a single search: Found You! and Not Found do not both award for the same hide.

Why do some pages say there are only three badges?

That older count was not explained by the sources used here. The October 28, 2026 badges API snapshot contains 15 badges and no next page. Use the fifteen-name list, not a three-badge roundup, when you are checking your profile.

Which badge is the rarest?

In that snapshot, Scrapbook Complete had 1,431 awards, then Say Cheese with 7,965. The hardest documented grind is “every Chapter 1 secret,” and the exact secret list is still unverified. Say Cheese is rare and, for now, poorly documented. Do not confuse a low award count with a known step-by-step.

Do I need the revive code to finish the set?

No. The PINKIEPROMISE code is one free revive from the main-menu shop, useful when a catch would ruin a secret run. Fail badges require you to lose. Route badges, the party clear, and most reported secrets do not ask you to spend Robux. One careful extra attempt beats a revive you use on the wrong death.