How to add a link in your TikTok bio

TikTok shows a Website or Links control on Edit profile when the account is allowed to use an outbound URL. For years that meant about 1,000 followers on a personal account, or a Business account with no follower minimum. TikTok has since opened the field more widely in some countries, then tweaked it again — so treat eligibility as “check Edit profile,” not a forever rule.

If you need the link today and the field is absent: update TikTok, switch to a Business account (free), and look again. Switching is the most reliable unlock when you are under the old follower threshold.

1. Open TikTok and tap Profile (bottom right).
2. Tap Edit profile.
3. Tap Website or Links → Add.
4. Paste your full URL, starting with https://.
5. Save. View your profile and tap the link under the bio.

Desktop tiktok.com sometimes exposes the same field; the mobile app is the path that works for almost everyone.

Include the protocol. TikTok will not always fix yourname.com without https://. After saving, open the profile from a second account. If the URL looks right but does not open, the destination may be blocked as spam — try the plain domain, not an untested shortener.

Unlike Instagram’s up-to-five native links, TikTok’s outbound website is a single URL. Put a hub there if you need Instagram, a shop, WhatsApp, and a latest video. A free link in bio (for example yourname.tomy.bio) stays the same while you change buttons after each campaign.

To send TikTok visitors to Instagram specifically, that hub (or a direct Instagram URL) is what you paste here — the reverse of adding TikTok in an Instagram bio.

The bio paragraph (about 80 characters on TikTok) is for a line of copy and a call to action: “Link below — new merch.” A URL in that box is almost never tappable. Write the CTA in the bio; put the real address in Website/Links.

Related guides: clickable Instagram link and YouTube bio and description links.

TikTok gives most accounts one clickable website. If that URL is only your Instagram, only a product, or only a Google Doc, everyone else who wanted a different next step is stuck. You also have to edit TikTok every time the campaign changes.

Paste https://yourname.tomy.bio in TikTok’s Website field instead. One tap opens a mobile hub with Instagram, shop, WhatsApp, and the latest video as buttons. The TikTok bio URL stays the same; you update tomy.bio after each post.

That single TikTok slot is exactly what tomy.bio is for. Free includes your subdomain, unlimited links, multiple pages, forms, a blog, analytics, and multilingual — no code. You see which button TikTok traffic actually hits. Captions can say “link in bio” and stay accurate.

• One stable bio URL you paste once — Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and captions can all say “link in bio.”
• Analytics (views, clicks, top links) so you see which button earns the tap.
• Forms, extra pages, and a blog if you need more than a list of URLs.
• Free includes the subdomain, unlimited blocks, SEO, and a language switcher with no credit card. Pro adds a custom domain, AI writer/translator, and removing the watermark.

1. Build your tomy.bio page with the destinations you mention in videos (shop, Instagram, WhatsApp, latest drop).
2. Copy https://yourname.tomy.bio.
3. TikTok → Edit profile → Website or Links. Paste the full https URL, save, and tap it from another account. After that, change buttons on tomy.bio, not the TikTok field.

How do I add a link to my TikTok bio? Open TikTok → Profile → Edit profile. Find Website or Links, tap Add, paste a full https:// URL, and save. Do this in the mobile app. A URL typed only in the bio description stays as plain text.

Why don’t I see a Website field on TikTok? The field is hidden until your account is eligible. Historically that meant 1,000 followers or a Business account; TikTok has relaxed this in some regions. Update the app, switch to Business if you need the field now, and look under Edit profile → Links.

Can I add more than one link in my TikTok bio? TikTok’s clickable website slot is one URL. Social icons (Instagram, YouTube) may appear separately depending on region. For many destinations, paste a link in bio page URL in the Website field.

Why is my TikTok bio link not clickable? It is in the bio text instead of Website/Links, it is missing https://, or your account cannot use the website field yet. Move the URL to the dedicated field and test from another account.

What should I put in TikTok’s one website field? If you have more than one destination, put https://yourname.tomy.bio there. TikTok only gives you one tappable website; tomy.bio turns that tap into a full menu you can update without editing TikTok.

To add a link in your TikTok bio, use Edit profile → Website or Links, paste a full https:// URL, and test the tap. Bio-paragraph URLs are not buttons. If the field is missing, update the app or switch to Business. TikTok’s clickable website is one slot — use a link in bio page when you have more than one destination.

The strongest use of that one TikTok slot is yourname.tomy.bio: Instagram, shop, and WhatsApp as buttons you update without touching TikTok again.