To put a link in your TikTok bio: open your profile, tap Edit profile, add your URL into the Website field (if it's available) or into the Bio, then Save. The Website field makes your link clickable on TikTok; below the threshold, your link stays displayed as text. That's it — here are the details.
Adding a clickable link to your TikTok bio, step by step
- Open the TikTok app and go to your Profile (bottom right).
- Tap Edit profile, below your photo and your name.
- Find the Website field. If it appears, your account is eligible: tap it and paste your link (with
https://). - If the Website field doesn't appear yet, add your link in the Bio field (it'll stay as text for now).
- Tap Save in the top right. Your link is live.
TikTok's clickable Website field unlocks when your account is eligible — historically from around 1,000 followers. Below that, put your link as text in the bio: you'll make it clickable later, without breaking anything.
Why the Website field doesn't appear
If you don't see the Website field in "Edit profile", it's usually a matter of eligibility. TikTok reserves the clickable bio link for accounts that meet its conditions — historically a professional account (Business, free) and a certain follower threshold, long cited around 1,000 followers. These rules evolve and vary by country, so the best move is to check directly in your app.
While you wait to qualify, two options: switch your account to pro in the settings (it costs nothing) and, in parallel, write your link as text in the bio. It won't be clickable, but your audience can copy it — and you'll make it clickable later without changing anything.
Sharing your link another way: comment, story, another network
As long as the Website field isn't unlocked, you can still direct your audience:
- In a pinned comment under your videos: write your link (as text) and pin the comment to the top.
- In a story: mention your link and invite people to copy it or go through your bio.
- Via a linked network: TikTok lets you display your Instagram and YouTube icons on your profile. You can then point to your Instagram, where your link in bio is clickable.
These workarounds convert less well than a real clickable link, but they keep you from losing all your traffic while you wait for eligibility.
The trap: you only get ONE link
TikTok only lets you put a single link in your bio. If you paste your Amazon link, your Instagram account or your latest YouTube video, you have to choose — and you lose all the others. The solution is to point that single link to a page that gathers everything: your recommendations, your promo codes, your socials.
That's exactly the role of a link-in-bio page. You create your free link-in-bio page with Spotilink, tidy your recommendation cards into it that you compose by hand (your photo, your take, your promo code, your affiliate link), and paste that single URL into your TikTok Website field. Result: a single clickable link in your TikTok bio that opens your whole storefront — so more qualified clicks to your affiliate links, and more commissions. For the details on sections and layout, follow the link-in-bio guide.
Helena Yung
Beauty & Lifestyle
Mon coup de coeur
Rare Beauty
Soft Pinch Blush
« Mon indispensable »
Ma skincare routine
Hella
Grapefruit
Aesop
Mandarin
Dosage
Coffee
Mes essentiels
Sondage
Ta routine skincare ?
Putting several links in a TikTok bio: the real solution
You have affiliate links, an Instagram, a store? No problem — gather them all behind your single link. Spotilink lets you create your link-in-bio page in 15 min: recommendation cards you compose by hand (your photo, your take, your promo code, your affiliate link), tidied into sections. 0% commission — you keep 100% of your affiliate income — and it's free up to 10 cards.
-10%Rare Beauty
Soft Pinch Blush
« Mon blush indispensable — un seul coup et il tient toute la journée. »
Ready to get going? Create your free Spotilink page in a few minutes, add your first cards, then paste your single link into your TikTok bio.
TikTok or Instagram: the differences to know
The principle is identical — a single link in the bio — but two nuances matter:
- Eligibility: Instagram allows the clickable link from the start, on any account. TikTok conditions it (pro account + follower threshold).
- Wording and placement: both speak of a "Website" field, but its place in the menus differs a little from one app to the other.
If you post on both, the trick is to point the same link everywhere: your audience builds the habit of a single address, whatever the network.
And on Instagram?
The logic is very close, with a few differences in the menus. We explain it all in how to put a link in your Instagram bio — handy if you post on both platforms and want the same link everywhere.