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Give Coins
"Instant coins for power-up shopping sprees."
How do I install Give Coins?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Give Coins for Vampire Survivors in one click.
</>What does Give Coins do?
Coins are what turn you from squishy rookie into an unstoppable snowball, and grinding them run after run gets old fast. Give Coins fills your wallet on demand. Set how many coins you want and hand them to yourself from the main menu, then dive into the Power Up shop and buy the upgrades and unlocks you actually want. It's perfect for jump-starting a fresh save, testing wild Power Up combinations, or just skipping the repetitive coin farming. Heads up: give yourself coins while you're on the main menu so the shop picks them up cleanly. Pair it with the coin farming mods for an endless bankroll.
</>What is Give Coins?
Grinding coins run after run gets old fast. Give Coins fills your wallet on demand in Vampire Survivors — set any amount from the main menu, then dive into the Power Up shop and buy the upgrades you actually want. Perfect for jump-starting a fresh save or testing wild build combinations. Install it in one click from the ProjectMods desktop app, free to download.
</>Common questions about Give Coins
What does Give Coins do in Vampire Survivors?
Give Coins is a Vampire Survivors mod from ProjectMods that instantly fills your coin stash so you never have to grind runs for gold. You set how many coins you want and hand them to yourself from the main menu, then head into the Power Up shop and spend freely on the upgrades and unlocks you actually care about. Coins are what turn a squishy rookie into an unstoppable snowball, and farming them run after run gets old fast. Give Coins skips that grind entirely, making it ideal for jump-starting a fresh save or testing wild Power Up combinations without the wait. It installs in one click from the ProjectMods desktop app and toggles off any time.
Can I choose how many coins Give Coins adds?
Yes — Give Coins lets you decide exactly how big the top-up is. Before you cash in, you set the coin amount, so you can drop in just enough for one specific unlock or pile on a huge stash for a full Power Up shopping spree. There's no fixed handout and no daily limit; if you want to keep going, you simply give yourself more. This makes Give Coins flexible for both careful players who want a small nudge and anyone who just wants to buy everything in the Vampire Survivors Power Up menu at once and move on to the fun part of the run.
Do the coins carry over to the Power Up shop and character unlocks?
The coins Give Coins adds go straight into the same stash Vampire Survivors uses for the Power Up shop and character unlocks, so everything you top up is fully spendable. Buy permanent Power Ups, unlock new characters, or grab stage access — it all draws from the coins you handed yourself. The one thing to know is timing: give yourself coins while you're on the main menu so the shop reads the new total cleanly when you open it. Do that and every coin is ready to spend the moment you walk into the Power Up menu, with nothing to refresh and no surprises.
Why should I use Give Coins from the main menu?
Give Coins works best from the main menu because that's when Vampire Survivors reads your coin total for the Power Up shop and unlock screens. If you top up there, the new amount shows up cleanly the moment you open the shop, with nothing to refresh. It's not that the mod fails elsewhere — the main menu is simply where the shop picks up your balance most reliably. So the routine is easy: open Give Coins on the main menu, set your amount, cash in, then dive into the Power Up shop and spend. Fresh save or hundredth run, that order keeps everything tidy and predictable.
How does Give Coins pair with the coin farming mods?
Give Coins pairs perfectly with the coin farming mods in the ProjectMods Vampire Survivors catalog for an essentially endless bankroll. On its own it's great for jump-starting a fresh save, buying out the Power Up shop, or testing wild build combinations without grinding. Stack it with a gold fever or coin-multiplier mod and you can refill the second you spend, turning every shopping spree into a bottomless one. It's equally handy for content creators setting up a specific loadout for a video, or anyone who just wants to skip the repetitive early-game coin grind and get straight to the chaos Vampire Survivors is famous for.
What options does Give Coins include?
Amount
How many coins to add when you press the button.
Instructions
Give yourself coins while you're on the main menu so the Power Up shop reads the new total right away.
Give Coins
Add the coin amount above to your stash.
Give Coins is a Vampire Survivors mod from ProjectMods that instantly fills your coin stash from the main menu, so you can buy every Power Up and unlock without grinding runs for gold.
System Requirements
What features does Give Coins include?
- Set any coin amount and drop it straight into your stash from the main menu
- Fund a full Power Up shopping spree without grinding a single extra run
- Jump-start a fresh save and skip the slow early-game coin economy entirely
- Stack it with coin-farming mods for a wallet that basically never runs dry
Best For
- Returning players restarting on a new save who don't want to re-grind hours of coins just for the basics
- Build tinkerers who want to buy and test every Power Up upgrade without farming coins between attempts
- Streamers demoing a maxed-out build live who need a stocked wallet before the show starts
- Completionists chasing every unlock in the Power Up menu without the repetitive coin runs
Open Skill Selection Menu During Run
Pop the level-up pick screen whenever you feel like it. Grab a new weapon or passive on demand instead of waiting to fill the XP bar.
Give Experience
Pop a level-up on demand. Set how much experience to hand yourself, press the button, and keep your run snowballing.
Kill All Enemies
Wipe every enemy on screen with a single press. Great for escaping a swarm, clearing a boss's minions, or just enjoying a satisfying full-screen wipe.
