French programmer Julien Thiennot created Cookie Clicker in 2013. The goal of the game is to, predictably, encourage players to click on cookies. More clicking means more cookies, which may be spent on more resources, which in turn means more cookies.

The public's fascination with this hypnotic low-effort game has led to the inclusion of several in-game cheats for those who, regrettably, do not have the time to engage in the cookie grind.

Keep in mind that Cookie Clicker codes are input differently depending on your browser, so make sure you're following the instructions for Chrome, Safari, or whichever browser you're using.

Given the clear requirement for assistance, let's go to work baking cookies. After some quick links, you'll find more in-depth explanations on how to use each Cookie Clicker cheat.

How to enter the Cookie Clicker secret code with Edge's help.

If you're using Microsoft Edge, pressing F12 will bring up a screen with Cookie Clicker cheats. Simply enter the code into the site's coupon form and change the relevant numbers to the ones you desire. When you are ready to use the code, press the enter key.

What the in-built Firefox cheat mechanism looks like and how to utilize it to access Cookie Clicker's hidden codes
When using Firefox on a Windows computer, pressing Control + Shift + K will open a cheat console for Cookie Clicker.

To open the Cookie Clicker console in Firefox for Mac on a Mac, use Control + Option + K.

Enter the code into the text box, add any extra numbers if necessary, and press enter when the relevant panel displays.

Chrome natively supports the secret codes used by Cookie Clicker.
When using Google Chrome on Windows, you can access a hidden menu while playing Cookie Clicker by pressing Control, Shift, and J.

If you're using Google Chrome on Mac OS X, you may access the Cookie Clicker hacking interface by pressing Command (), Option (), and J.

In either case, you should be able to slide into view the desired input field.