How to Add a Link in Your TikTok Bio (2026 Guide)

TikTok only shows the Website field on eligible accounts. Historically that field has been tied to Business accounts and to accounts that have grown past roughly 1,000 followers, and TikTok has changed the rules more than once — so the honest answer is: open Edit profile and check whether the field is there for you today.

If it isn't, you can still put a plain-text URL in your bio (people copy it manually) and keep the clickable link in your comments or Stories until the field unlocks.

1. Open TikTok and tap Profile.
2. Tap Edit profile.
3. Look for the Website field under Bio. If it's missing, switch to a Business account in Settings → Account, then check again.
4. Paste your link, tap Save.
5. Open your profile from another device and tap the link to confirm it works.

TikTok gives you a single slot, so pointing it at one Instagram profile or one store page wastes it. A bio-link page solves that: one URL that opens a page with every link you care about.

That is exactly what alphabio does. Your page can hold:

• All your socials and stores as tappable buttons
• A background image or video, themes and visual effects
• Music or a track embed so the page has your sound
• View and click analytics, so you can see which link actually converts

1. Create an account and claim your username — that becomes alphabio.live/yourname.
2. Add your avatar, bio and links, pick a theme.
3. Publish, then paste that URL into TikTok's Website field.

• Say what's behind the link in your bio text, not just "link below".
• Put the link people came for at the top of the page.
• Keep the list short — 4 to 6 links outperform a wall of buttons.
• Check your click analytics after a viral video and reorder accordingly.