The Girl in the Window Puzzle Codes

“Codes” on this wiki does not mean a Roblox-style gift box. The Girl in the Window has no redeemable promo strings. Codes are the padlocks, drawers, and safes inside the abandoned house. Every high-traffic search — safe code, plant code, symbol lock, password — lands here because Dark Dome randomizes the digits and glyphs each playthrough.

If you came from a YouTube thumbnail that showed 5364, stop. That number is one of several legal plant-box rolls, not a universal key. Learn the method, then type what your room shows. The randomized puzzles page is the short lecture. The pages below are the locks.

The locks people search

• Plant / leaf code — four-digit box on the boarded-door cabinet. Count leaves. Order comes from notebook silhouettes.
• Symbol lock — cupboard under the bookshelf (Roman numerals on a torn page) and later the window-padlock (curtain holes + lights off).
• Vampire safe — behind the painting. Offer garlic, cross, wine, and mirror in newspaper order, then copy the glyphs the portrait shows.
• TV dials — missing knob, VHS still, line positions, plastic handle.
• Window padlock — outdoor lamp, closed curtain, indoor lights off, notebook squares.
• Randomized puzzles — the master list of what shuffles versus what stays nailed down.

The complete walkthrough strings these locks into one escape path. Use this hub when you are staring at a single close-up.

How to read a code the Dark Dome way

1. Open the gray notebook from the bookshelf. If a page is torn, combine the coat scrap first.
2. Find the diagram that matches the object in front of you: pots, circles, vampire, window squares.
3. Collect the live data in the room (leaf counts, clippings, projection symbols).
4. Apply the book’s order, not the order you happened to notice the objects.
5. Enter the result on the lock. If it fails, you used room order instead of book order, or you counted a pot that only looked similar.

The puzzle notebook tool is a checklist of which notebook page feeds which lock so you stop flipping blindly.

What is not a code

• The TV dials are a visual match to the VHS still, not a numeric password.
• The electrical box is a rotate-the-tiles puzzle. Wear the glove.
• The wallpaper letter (often M) is a 3×3 path for a cupboard grid, not a word you type elsewhere.
• There are no weekly creator codes, Trello drops, or Discord strings. Anyone selling those for this game is mixing it up with a live-service title.

Why comments under videos are angry

Inkagamer, zAppTheory, Allele, and SavePoint all recorded real playthroughs. Their numbers were true for that save. A 2026 comment that says “5364 did not work” is not proof the video is fake. It is proof the viewer skipped the method. Bookmark this hub instead of pausing on a digit overlay.

Related reading

Stuck on item order rather than digits? Return to Getting Started. Want to know which lock is statistically meanest? See the puzzle tier list. Ready to leave? The lever behind the vampire safe is the last mechanical step before the ending.

Treat every number on the internet as an example. Treat the notebook as canon. That is the entire codes meta for The Girl in the Window.