For creators, small brands, market sellers and local businesses
TikTok QR Code for Your Profile
Copy your TikTok profile address, turn it into a QR code, and anyone who scans it lands on your account. TikTok has a code built into the app too. For something you print once, such as packaging, a stall banner or a sticker, make a code you can repoint, so a new handle or a second account does not mean reprinting.
Which one do you need
- A quick share, or a link you will keep: a free static code does the job.
- Printed in batches, or the link may change: $49 once per code, no renewal.
How to make a TikTok QR code
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Copy your profile link
Open your profile in a browser and copy the address, which looks like tiktok.com/@yourhandle.
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Create a code that points to it
Make a Website URL code and paste the profile address as the destination.
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Download and print
Download the code as SVG or PNG. Use it on packaging, stickers, banners and stall signs, and scan the proof with your own phone first.
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Change the destination whenever you need to
Change your handle, move to a new account, or point the same printed code at a link page. You edit the destination and the printed code stays the same.
Why the code is worth keeping flexible
A plain code stores your profile address inside the pattern. Handles change, accounts get banned or replaced, and brands move to a link page. A code on a printed sticker keeps opening the old address. A code that goes through a redirect can follow you.
Packaging and thank-you cards
Orders go out with a card pointing to your account. Keep the card in stock when the handle changes.
Market stalls and banners
A banner stays on the stall all season. Point it at a new account or campaign without printing a new one.
Stickers and merch
Stickers get handed out and stay on laptops for years. Update where they lead.
Flyers and menus
Printed in batches, handed out for months. Change what the code opens while the batch is still out.
The code inside the TikTok app
TikTok has a code inside its app, reached from your profile. It is useful for sharing with someone in front of you. It opens your profile and nothing else, and it does not give you scan counts. A code you create can be repointed and measured.
Profile or link page?
If you want people to follow you, point the code at your profile. If you have a shop, a booking page and several accounts, point it at one page that lists them. Because you can repoint the code, you can start with the profile and switch later.
TikTok QR code questions
Related: Instagram QR codes and Facebook QR codes and pricing.
Start with one code
Print one and test it. Your first code is covered by a 30-day refund if you have not put it into use.
Create your TikTok code →