How to Add Linktree to TikTok (2026 Guide)

To add Linktree to TikTok, copy your Linktree URL (linktr.ee/yourname), open TikTok, tap "Edit profile," and paste it into the Website field. That's the entire process, and it takes under a minute if your account has the Website field. The only real snag is that TikTok doesn't show that field to every account, so some creators paste the link and it works instantly, while others find there's nowhere to put it. This guide covers the exact steps, what to do if the Website field is missing, and one thing most tutorials skip: the same steps work for any link-in-bio URL, not just Linktree, so the tool you point TikTok at is a choice worth making on purpose.

How to add Linktree to your TikTok bio, step by step

TikTok's bio holds one clickable link, and a Linktree URL is a great thing to spend it on, since a single Linktree page can hold all your other links. Here's how to connect the two:

Step 1) Copy your Linktree URL. Open Linktree (in the app or at linktr.ee), and copy your page address. It looks like linktr.ee/yourname. You can copy it from the "Share" option or straight from your browser's address bar.

Step 2) Open TikTok and go to your profile. Tap "Profile" in the bottom-right corner. This works in the TikTok mobile app; the Website field isn't editable from the desktop site, so use your phone.

Step 3) Tap "Edit profile." This opens your editable fields, including Website if your account has access to it.

Step 4) Paste your Linktree URL into the Website field. Make sure it's the full address. If TikTok shows the link without an https://, that's usually fine here since it's a recognized link-in-bio domain, but pasting the complete URL avoids any ambiguity.

Step 5) Save. Your Linktree is now live as a clickable link under your TikTok bio. View your own profile and tap it to confirm it opens your page.

Once it's live, every fan who taps the link in your bio lands on your Linktree, where they can reach all your other destinations. That's the payoff: one TikTok slot, but every link behind it.

What if TikTok won't let you add the link?

If you tap "Edit profile" and there's no Website field to paste into, your account isn't currently eligible for a clickable bio link, and that has nothing to do with Linktree specifically; it's a TikTok account rule.

The short version: as of July 2026, Business Accounts get the Website field with no follower requirement, while Personal Accounts may need to pass a follower threshold (widely reported as 1,000) before it appears. TikTok changes these rules fairly often, so treat any specific number as "check TikTok's current requirements." The most reliable fix, no matter your follower count, is switching to a free Business Account, which takes about 30 seconds and keeps all your followers and videos.

Rather than repeat the full walkthrough here, we cover the eligibility rules, the Business Account switch, and the plain-text fallback in detail in our dedicated guide: how to add a link to your TikTok bio. Everything there applies whether the link you're adding is a Linktree, a ByteSize page, or any other URL.

This works for any link-in-bio URL, not just Linktree

Here's the part worth saying plainly: nothing about the steps above is specific to Linktree. TikTok's Website field takes any URL. That means the exact same process adds any link-in-bio page to your TikTok, whether it's linktr.ee/yourname, bytesize.me/yourname, or a link-in-bio from any other tool.

TikTok doesn't know or care which service is on the other end of that link. So the real question isn't "how do I add Linktree to TikTok" (the answer is: paste the URL). The real question is which page you want fans to land on after they tap, because that page is your one shot at showing them everything you make.

That's genuinely a choice. Your TikTok bio link is one of the highest-intent taps you get: someone watched your video, liked it enough to visit your profile, and tapped the one link you're allowed. Where they land next is worth getting right.

What ByteSize does differently

We build ByteSize, a link-in-bio tool, so treat this as the pitch it is, but an honest one. A Linktree and a ByteSize page both do the core job: one URL that holds all your links, pasted into your TikTok bio the same way. The difference is what fans see when they arrive.

A Linktree is a list of buttons. Fans tap a label, leave the page, and land somewhere else. ByteSize is built around a different idea: show your content on the page, not just links to it.

• Your YouTube uploads auto-sync onto the page and stay current as you post, so that section updates itself without you touching it.
• TikTok and Instagram posts are ones you add, and they embed as playable previews on the page instead of plain links, so fans can watch right there.
• Spotify and Apple Music appear as embedded players fans can press play on directly.
• The free Start plan is free forever: unlimited links, embedded content, and a public page (it carries a ByteSize badge, like most free link-in-bio pages do). Analytics live on Creator Pro, our single paid tier, not the free plan.

So the fan who taps your TikTok bio link doesn't just get a menu of places to go next; they get your latest video playing, your music ready to press play, and your posts embedded, all on one page that stays current on its own for YouTube. That's the trade we're built for.

None of this means you have to switch. If a plain, familiar list of links is all you need, a Linktree does that fine, and the steps at the top of this guide add it to TikTok in under a minute. But if your TikTok bio link is your best chance to show new fans what you make, it's worth pointing it at a page that shows your work instead of listing it. If you want the honest side-by-side, we keep a best Linktree alternatives roundup and a how to make a Linktree walkthrough that includes when to skip one. And if you're setting up the rest of your profiles, here's how to add a link to your Instagram bio too.

FAQ

How do I add my Linktree to my TikTok bio?

Copy your linktr.ee/yourname URL, open TikTok, tap "Edit profile," paste it into the Website field, and save. The link becomes clickable under your bio. If there's no Website field, your account isn't eligible yet; switch to a free Business Account or reach TikTok's follower requirement (see how to add a link to your TikTok bio).

Why can't I add my Linktree link to TikTok?

It's almost never about Linktree; it's TikTok's account rules. TikTok only shows the clickable Website field to eligible accounts (Business Accounts, or Personal Accounts above a follower threshold, as of July 2026). If you can't find the field, switch to a free Business Account to unlock it immediately, then paste your Linktree URL. Check TikTok's current requirements, since the thresholds change.

Can I add Linktree to TikTok without 1,000 followers?

Yes. The 1,000-follower figure applies to Personal Accounts and is subject to change. Switching to a free Business Account gives you the Website field with no follower requirement, and then you paste your Linktree URL like any other link. Your followers and videos carry over when you switch.

Does adding Linktree to TikTok cost anything?

No. TikTok doesn't charge to add a bio link, and Linktree's free plan lets you create and share a page at no cost. The same is true for other link-in-bio tools, including ByteSize, whose free plan is free forever. You only pay if you want a tool's paid features, like removing branding or unlocking analytics.

Can I put a different link-in-bio tool in my TikTok bio instead of Linktree?

Yes. TikTok's Website field accepts any URL, so the exact same steps add any link-in-bio page, such as a ByteSize page that embeds your content instead of just listing links. The tool on the other end is your choice; TikTok treats every URL the same.