# TikTok link in bio for your shop and content Give viewers a clear next step after your video. Check whether TikTok lets you add a website link, then send visitors to a page with the destinations you want them to find. ## The link from your video, right at the top Add links with preview images for your shop, course or newsletter, drag them into order and highlight the one your latest video mentions. Dates time a promotion. - Each link with its own title and image - Highlight important links - Start and end dates for promotions ## A page that matches your TikTok profile Pick one of four designs and add your profile picture, name and description. The /bio/ address stays the same, so the link in your TikTok profile never changes. - Four designs: Sun, Petrol, Cobalt and Raspberry - Profile picture, name and description - One address, even when your links change ## What viewers click after your videos See how often your page was viewed and each link was clicked, plus the trend per day. Crowdbird stores no IP addresses for this, just an identifier whose key changes daily. These numbers belong to your link-in-bio page, not your TikTok video views. - Clicks per link - Page views and clicks per day - Link clicks kept separate from TikTok video views ## Your TikTok link page in three steps ### Choose your address Pick the name for your /bio/ address, then add your profile picture and a short description. ### Add your links Add links with titles and preview images, choose a design and publish the page. ### Add the address to TikTok Copy the page address into the website field on your TikTok profile. First check in TikTok whether the field is available for your account. ## Goes well with ### [TikTok scheduler](https://crowdbird.ai/en/tiktok/scheduler) Prepare and schedule your TikTok content. ### [TikTok analytics](https://crowdbird.ai/en/tiktok/analytics) Review the results of your TikTok posts. ### [Instagram link in bio](https://crowdbird.ai/en/instagram/link-in-bio) One page for the links in your Instagram profile. ## Check whether you can add a website link TikTok ties the clickable website field to follower count and account type, so not every account has it. The exact rule is TikTok's and can change. Before writing “link in bio” into a caption, check whether your profile has the website option. TikTok no longer supports links that open or log you into other social media apps. You can still link to those channels' websites. Choose a website destination rather than an app-opening shortcut, and test the result from your profile. ## Add your page address in TikTok Once your destination page is ready, make the change inside the TikTok app. Copy the complete page address first so you don't have to type it from memory. 1. Tap **Profile** at the bottom of the TikTok app. 2. Tap **Edit profile**. 3. Next to **Links**, tap **Add**. 4. Follow the prompts to add your website address. 5. Return to your profile and tap the link to test it. Check both the page and its destinations on your phone. TikTok opens profile links in its in-app browser, and some external link chains can prompt visitors to continue in their device's browser. Keep the route short: your profile, your link page, then the intended destination. ## Before the website field is available You can prepare your page before TikTok lets you place a clickable website link on your profile. Build the destinations, write clear button labels, and test each one. A link-page tool cannot make TikTok's website field appear. Until that field is available, don't direct viewers to a link they cannot tap. Use a practical instruction instead, such as searching for your shop by name. Keep your bio focused on what you offer and where to find it instead of filling it with a long address. The [TikTok bio generator](https://crowdbird.ai/en/free-tools/tiktok-bio-generator) can help draft that instruction. It keeps drafts within 80 characters. Check the counter in Edit profile to see your account's available space. ## Match the page to the video promise > For Ceramico Studio (@ceramico.studio), a mug-making video and a workshop video need different next steps. Use specific labels such as “Shop ceramic mugs” and “Book a pottery workshop” instead of “Click here.” The viewer should recognize the destination before opening it. Crowdbird gives you four designs, link thumbnails, featured links, and drag-and-drop ordering. You can turn links on or off and schedule their visibility. Put the destination mentioned in your current content near the top, while keeping other useful links below it. Coordinate that order with your [TikTok content schedule](https://crowdbird.ai/en/tiktok/scheduler). Before a workshop video publishes, check that the booking link is visible and that the destination still accepts bookings. ## Read click counts and avoid common mistakes Crowdbird shows page views and clicks per day, plus clicks per link. Visitors are counted without storing IP addresses. These numbers describe activity on your link page, not TikTok video views or purchases. Review [TikTok analytics](https://crowdbird.ai/en/tiktok/analytics) separately for video views, likes, and comments. Crowdbird does not connect a link click to a specific video, so avoid assigning all page activity to your latest post. Before sending viewers to the page, check these common problems: - Vague labels that don't explain what opens next. - A promoted offer hidden below unrelated destinations. - Old booking or shop links leading to unavailable items. - Several intermediate pages before the promised destination. - A caption saying “link in bio” when your profile has no clickable website link. ## Questions about your TikTok link in bio ### Do you need 1,000 followers to add a link to your TikTok bio? Not always. TikTok ties the clickable website field to follower count and account type, so not every account has it. The exact rule is TikTok's and can change. Open your profile settings and look for the website option before planning a video around a clickable link. ### Where is the link in bio on TikTok? A TikTok bio link is on the creator's profile, not inside the video itself. Tap the creator's name or profile picture to visit their profile, then look for the website link. When someone says "link in bio," they mean that profile destination. If no website link appears, there may be nothing clickable to open. ### Did TikTok remove links in bio? TikTok still supports website links for eligible accounts, but no longer supports links that open or log you into other social media apps. You can use website destinations for those social channels instead. If you're updating an old profile link, test where it opens. An app-opening shortcut may no longer work. ### What can I do if TikTok doesn't show a website field? Prepare your destination page, but use a profile call to action that visitors can follow without a clickable link. For instance, name your shop and tell people what to search for. A typed address is not a substitute for the website field. Crowdbird can organize your destinations, but it cannot change which TikTok profile fields you have. ### Can I use my own domain for a Crowdbird link-in-bio page? No, Crowdbird link-in-bio pages do not support custom domains. You choose your page's address name, also called a slug, and add your profile name and description. You can then update the destinations on that page without replacing your TikTok profile link, provided you keep the same page address. ### Can I see which TikTok video caused a link click? No, Crowdbird does not attribute link-in-bio clicks to individual TikTok videos. Its page reporting shows daily views and clicks, plus clicks for each destination. You can review those alongside your content metrics, but a rise in link activity does not identify the video responsible. Avoid describing those totals as video-specific results.