How to Gift Pets in Steal an Egg (Give & Trade Guide)

Can you gift in Steal an Egg?

Yes. Gifting is built into the base game — no gamepass, fee or code is needed — and it is the only voluntary way a pet or egg changes hands (everything else in this game is stealing). Both hatched pets and unhatched eggs can be gifted, but only to a player on the same live server: there is no mailbox, friend list gifting or offline delivery.

How to gift a pet or egg, step by step

  1. Stand next to the player you want to gift to — the give option only shows up at close range.
  2. Open your inventory; pets and eggs sit in the same list.
  3. Select the pet or egg you want to give.
  4. Confirm the transfer prompt. The item leaves your inventory and appears in theirs immediately.
  5. If you expect something in return, let the other player give first — a confirmed gift cannot be recalled by any menu or support ticket.

These steps match the gifting walkthrough GameBoost published on 25 August 2026 and the gifting clips from 14–21 August; if a later update adds a trade window we will note it here.

Giving a pet or egg

Giving is built in: approach the player, pick the pet (or egg) from your inventory and give it. Footage from 14–21 August shows it constantly — “I was just gifted a Tung Tung Sahur”, streamers announcing “ask me for a pet, I’ll trade all of these over” and handing out late-game Prehistoric pets to random players on their server. A gifted rare egg is the single biggest shortcut in the game, so it is worth being polite in servers with high-level players.

”Trading”

There is no trade window, escrow or value list inside the game. Searches for steal an egg trade, rolimons or bloxron come from players expecting Adopt-Me-style values — those sites do not track this game and no official values exist. A “trade” is simply both players giving; give second if you can, and never pay Robux to anyone for a pet.

DNA copies

You can steal DNA from another player’s pet to receive a copy of its egg (“steal DNA, you’ll get a Kraken egg copy”). Footage shows a 1,200-Robux purchase tied to keeping the stolen copy, so treat it as a paid shortcut rather than a free mechanic until the in-game prompt tells you otherwise.

Scams to avoid

  • “Give code” / “free pet” websites — there are no codes in the game (codes status); nothing on a website can add a pet to your account.
  • Script/executor “pet spawners” — exploits that risk your account.
  • “I’ll give you X if you give me Y first” from strangers — give second.
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