TikTok gifts and what they are worth

Every gift, its coin price, and the part that actually reaches the creator.

1,299 gifts from the live TikTok catalog, deduplicated to one row each, from 125 different 1-coin gifts up to TikTok Universe at 44,999 coins. Search by name or filter by price.

1,299 gifts

Coins, diamonds and what you keep

A viewer buys coins with real money and spends them on a gift. You do not receive coins: the gift converts to diamonds on your side, and TikTok keeps a share when those are cashed out. That is why every gift has two prices, and why the big number on a gift is never the number that reaches your account.

The practical consequence is that cheap gifts are worth paying attention to. A 1-coin gift sent two hundred times is worth far more than a single 99-coin gift, and it comes from two hundred people rather than one.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a TikTok gift worth?

It depends on the gift, and there are two numbers. A gift's coin price is what the viewer spent: at roughly $0.015 per coin, a 100-coin gift costs about $1.50. The creator receives roughly half of that, about $0.75, because TikTok keeps a share when diamonds are converted.

What is the cheapest TikTok gift?

There are many 1-coin gifts, the Rose being the best known. They matter more than their price suggests: almost any viewer can afford one, so they arrive constantly, and over a full stream they usually add up to more than the rare expensive gifts.

Why does the same gift appear more than once?

TikTok ships the same visible gift under several internal ids, and which one a viewer sends depends on their region. This catalog is deduplicated to one row per gift, so each appears once with its real coin value.

Do all countries get the same TikTok gifts?

No. TikTok runs different gift catalogs by region, and roughly a quarter of all gifts appear in only one country. A gift your audience sends may not exist in your own country list at all.

Are these dollar figures exact?

No. TikTok does not publish one fixed coin price, and it varies by region, bundle size and app store. Every figure here is an estimate based on a common reference rate, useful for scale rather than accounting.