TikTok coins are bought with real money and spent on gifts for creators. A coin costs a little over one US cent, depending on the pack and where you buy it. Creators receive roughly half of a gift's value after TikTok keeps its share. Enter a number of coins to see the cost and the estimated creator payout. TikTok does not publish one fixed rate, so you can change both rates below.
Results are estimates for planning. They are not a guarantee of earnings or approval.
Cost to the viewer = coins × price per coin. Estimated creator payout = coins × price per coin × creator share. The defaults ($0.013 per coin and a 50% creator share) are common estimates. Open the coin shop in your TikTok app to see your exact price.
A little over one US cent for the buyer. The exact price depends on the coin pack, your country and whether you buy in the app or on the website.
Creators receive roughly half of the gift value. Gifts become diamonds in the creator's account, and diamonds are withdrawn as money after TikTok's share.
Often yes, because app store fees are not added. Compare the price in the app with the price on tiktok.com before buying.
No. Coins can only be spent on gifts. Only creators can withdraw, and only the diamonds they received.
Gifts come from viewers who stay in a live stream, so the number that matters is how many people watch and for how long.
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