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How to Add a Link to Your TikTok Bio

By · Founder of LiinkPublished July 25, 2026 · Updated October 9, 2026

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How to Add a Link to Your TikTok Bio — Liink guide

To add a website link on TikTok, open Profile, tap Edit profile, then tap Add next to Links and follow the steps. TikTok says a website link is available if you have at least 1,000 followers or a Verified Business Account.

TikTok no longer supports links that open or log you into other social media apps, but you can still link to those platforms' websites. Labels and layout can change by app version, so use the profile editor in your own app as the final source of truth.

Account situationWebsite-link status
Personal account with 1,000 or more followersEligible according to TikTok Help Center
Verified Business AccountEligible according to TikTok Help Center
Personal account below 1,000 followersNot listed as eligible in TikTok Help Center
Business account that isn't verifiedNot listed as eligible in TikTok Help Center

Do not switch account type only to unlock a field without reviewing the effect on music, commercial-content rules, and the features your workflow uses. TikTok’s account options and policies can change, so confirm them inside TikTok before switching.

Steps to add a website to your TikTok bio

Creator adding a website link to an abstract mobile profile with an eligibility checklist and successful destination
Add and verify the website destination when the profile field is available; account eligibility can affect whether the field appears.
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Open TikTok and tap Profile.
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Tap Edit profile.
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Next to Links, tap Add, then follow the steps to add your website.
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Enter the complete destination URL, including https://.
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Save the profile, return to it, and open the link as a visitor would.

Test the link on the same phone you use for TikTok and, if possible, on another device. Confirm the page loads quickly, fits a mobile screen, and makes the promised next step obvious.

Why the website field may be missing

Creator reviewing account requirements before a website field becomes available on a short-video profile
If the website field is missing, check account type, age, region, app version, and other eligibility conditions before troubleshooting the URL.

Your personal account has fewer than 1,000 followers

TikTok’s current support page sets a 1,000-follower threshold for non-business accounts. A URL typed as plain biography text is not equivalent to a clickable website field.

Your business account isn't verified

TikTok's help page names a Verified Business Account, not any account with a business label. Check the business account and verification options in your app.

Update the TikTok app and restart it. Menus can change between app versions, so look for Links inside Edit profile, and check TikTok Help if it still doesn't appear.

The app is showing an older cached profile editor

After an account or eligibility change, sign out only if you know your login method, then reopen the app. Avoid unofficial workarounds or redirects that ask for TikTok credentials.

Match the link to the intent created by your videos. If almost every post promotes one launch, link directly to that launch. If your content supports several recurring destinations, use a short social landing page.

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Product videos: the exact product or collection page.
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Educational content: a resource page, course, newsletter, or related guide.
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Creative portfolio: selected projects, services, contact, and external booking.
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Music or podcast clips: the newest release followed by the main listening platforms.

Keep the top destination aligned with the video or series that currently sends the most profile visits. Remove expired offers instead of letting the page become an archive.

Write a better TikTok bio call to action

The website field does not explain why someone should tap. Use the biography to set an expectation, such as “Latest tutorial and resource list ↓” or “Portfolio and booking details ↓.” Keep the promise accurate.

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Name the benefit or destination.
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Use the same words in the video, bio, and landing-page headline.
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Avoid promising a free download, discount, or result that the destination does not provide.

Need words for the bio itself? Pick one of our 60 TikTok bio ideas you can copy, each within the 80-character limit.

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Sending mobile visitors to a slow desktop-first homepage.
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Listing too many equal-priority links with vague labels.
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Leaving an expired campaign at the top of the page.
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Using a URL shortener that hides an unfamiliar or unsafe destination.
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Changing the profile link without updating the calls to action in current content.

Frequently asked questions

TikTok says a website link is available with at least 1,000 followers or with a Verified Business Account.

You can type text, but it may not behave like the dedicated clickable website field. Test the published profile from another account.

Should I link to my homepage or a link-in-bio page?

Choose the narrowest destination that fulfills the promise in your videos. Use a direct page for one campaign and a compact link-in-bio page for several recurring actions.

Create a mobile-ready TikTok destination

Liink can combine a profile header, visual cards, text, sections, links, social profiles, external booking or shop destinations, video, audio, email, and files in one responsive grid. Liink does not change TikTok’s eligibility rules; it gives eligible accounts a focused destination to link to.

Create a Liink page, publish it, and test every link on mobile.

Using Discord too? Follow the Discord bio-link guide for current steps, the 190-character limit, and link-safety checks.

About the author

· Founder of Liink

Benjamin is the founder of Liink and co-founder of Looply. He builds software for creators and small teams, and reviews every Liink guide before it goes live.

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