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How-to · Updated September 9, 2026

How to add a link in bio on TikTok

Short answer: open your profile, tap Edit profile, and look for Website under your bio text. Some accounts need a follower count or a switch to a free Business account before that field appears. Once it does, paste a page that lists more than one destination and you will rarely need to open this screen again.

1. Where the link field lives on TikTok

Open the TikTok app, tap Profile, then tap Edit profile. Below your bio text you will see a field called Website. Tap it, paste the full address including https, then tap Save. If you do not see the field at all, TikTok has historically gated it behind an account type or a minimum follower count. Switching to a free Business account through Settings and privacy, then Manage account, unlocks it immediately for most accounts, since these thresholds change from time to time, check the current requirement inside the app if the field is missing.

2. One field, one link

TikTok's Website field takes exactly one address, shown as a single line under your bio. There is no secondary link list hidden behind an icon the way some other apps handle it. Whatever address you paste there is the only tap-through destination TikTok gives a visitor who is not already following you.

3. Make that one link carry more than one destination

Fullink's free plan covers five links at no cost. Build a page with the destinations that matter this week, your latest video, a shop, a booking form, another social profile, then paste that page's address into TikTok's Website field. Because TikTok only shows one line, the page behind it is where the actual choice happens. For accounts built primarily on TikTok, see how this fits for TikTok creators.

4. Swap the destination without touching TikTok again

After the Fullink address is saved in TikTok's Website field, treat that screen as done. Add a link when something new goes live, remove one that no longer applies, reorder the list, or rename a link so it reads like an instruction. Every one of those changes happens on the Fullink dashboard and appears on your page immediately, with no return trip to TikTok's settings. If you are comparing this approach to an all-in-one creator suite, see how Fullink compares to Beacons.

5. A short checklist before you publish

  • The link uses https and opens correctly in the TikTok in-app browser
  • Your Fullink page name and photo match your TikTok profile
  • The destination you most want people to click sits at the top of the list
  • You have tested the link from a second phone, not just your own

Free covers this setup completely. PRO adds unlimited links, Stripe-hosted payment links, supporter tools, custom themes and a QR code for nine dollars a month, listed in full on the pricing page.

Set the TikTok field once, then keep editing the page.

Start with five free links. Change what your bio actually leads to any time, without going back into TikTok's settings.

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