How to Get Target® Gift Cards for Free

Download Drop to earn points toward Target® gift cards

Drop is a universal store loyalty program. You can choose five stores or restaurants that you frequently visit and every time you make a purchase at those stores, you’ll earn points towards gift cards. So if you want gift cards, make sure you choose Target® as one of your stores. The number of points you’ll earn towards a gift card will vary by the retailer.

Trade in your old electronic devices at Target® for a gift card

Take your old Kindle Fire, iPhone, gaming systems, and other retailers’ gift cards that you don’t want, to Target®, and they’ll trade it for a Target® gift card. The value of the gift card you’ll get is based on the type of item and the shape it’s in. Keep in mind, that you won’t always get the highest value for your items, but it’s an easy way to get rid of old stuff so that you can earn Target® gift cards.

Get free gift cards for Target® purchases

Sometimes, you might find Target®’s own gift card promos on items you’re already planning to buy at Target®. For example, There could be small promotions like “Free $10 Target® gift card with a purchase of $50 diapers & wipes” or “Free $10 Target® gift card with the purchase of apparel worth $40 or more.”

Download Shopkick and redeem points for Target® gift cards

You can earn points with Shopkick by walking into certain stores, scanning barcodes of certain products, visiting certain online stores, buying or viewing certain online products, watching certain videos, or taking a picture of your receipt when you buy promotional items.

Take a picture of your receipt for free Target® gift cards

Earn points from Fetch Rewards by taking a picture of your receipt through the Fetch Rewards app. You can also earn points by buying certain brands that qualify for points, or by shopping for products featured in the app.

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