TikTok coins to USD calculator

TikTok coin prices (website, US dollars)

These are the fixed coin packages on tiktok.com/coin, as the page showed them on November 11, 2026 (logged out, prices in US dollars). The page also offers a custom amount.

Prices can differ in other currencies and in the app, and taxes can apply. TikTok’s Virtual Items Policy says “the price of the Coins will be displayed at the point of purchase”, so the checkout price is the real one. TikTok’s coin page says recharging on the web lets you “save around 25% with a lower third-party service fee”; we don’t list in-app prices because they show only inside the app.

How the calculator works

Dollars = coins × the price per coin. The packages above work out at $0.0103 to $0.0104 per coin, so the calculator gives a low-to-high range using the cheapest and the dearest of the seven. When your number is exactly one package, it also shows that package’s price.

A worked example. The cheapest package per coin is 30 coins for $0.31 ($0.31 ÷ 30 = $0.010333 a coin); the dearest is 350 coins for $3.65 ($0.010429 a coin). 1,000 coins × $0.010333 = $10.33, and 1,000 × $0.010429 = $10.43. So 1,000 coins cost a buyer about $10.33 – $10.43.

Gifts: TikTok’s Help Center says that when you send a gift, “the value in Coins of this Gift will be deducted from your account balance” (Send a Gift during a LIVE). So a gift’s dollar value is its coin value times the coin price.

TikTok LIVE gift values in coins and dollars

TikTok shows gift prices only in the app’s gift panel; it has no public price list. The values below come from third-party gift lists. We show a gift only when at least two of them give the same coin value and none gives a different one. Dollars are what the sender pays at TikTok’s web coin prices.

Where the lists disagree (so these gifts are not in the calculator; check the coin number in the app’s gift panel and type it into the coins box):

• TikTok Universe: 44,999 coins (StreamToEarn, Social Champ) or 34,999 coins (TTCalculator, Influencer Marketing Hub).
• Perfume: 20 coins (StreamToEarn) or 300 coins (TTCalculator).
• Sunglasses: 199 coins (StreamToEarn, TTCalculator) or 5 coins (Captions).

How much creators get: TikTok doesn’t publish it

A gift is not paid to the creator in coins. TikTok turns gifts into Diamonds, and its Virtual Items Policy says Diamonds are based on the gifts a creator receives “at a rate of conversion to be determined by us from time to time”. When a creator withdraws, the money “will be calculated by us based on various factors including the number of Diamonds”. TikTok’s LIVE Gifts help page adds that Diamonds “are awarded based on the popularity of your LIVE”.

For the UK, the EU and Switzerland, TikTok’s Rewards Policy lists what it looks at for LIVE rewards: Diamonds collected, LIVE duration, new followers during the LIVE, community members or subscribers, the number of days you went LIVE, your league or ranking, and the quality and safety of the LIVE. Payments are calculated in US dollars, and TikTok’s payment limits and fees page lists a minimum and a fee per payout method (in the UK: $1 minimum and 1.5% capped at $20 for PayPal; $9 minimum and $3 for a bank account; $2 minimum and 2% capped at $3 for Payoneer).

Some blogs say creators keep about half of what the viewer spent, with 2 coins becoming 1 Diamond (Captions, Social Champ); Influencer Marketing Hub instead estimates that TikTok keeps about 70%. TikTok hasn’t confirmed any of these numbers, so the calculator doesn’t use them. TikTok says “the rate of withdrawal will be displayed at the point of withdrawal”, inside the app.

Who can buy coins and receive gifts

• You must be 18 or older (19 in South Korea) to buy and use coins to send gifts, and gifts are available only in select countries (TikTok Help Center).
• To turn on LIVE Gifts, creators must be 18 or older (19 in South Korea), live where LIVE Gifts is available, be eligible to go LIVE and have an account in good standing (TikTok Help Center). Government, politician and political party accounts, and other public interest accounts, can’t collect Diamonds through LIVE Gifts.
• Diamonds can’t be bought: “users cannot purchase Diamonds” (Virtual Items Policy).

Sources

TikTok’s own pages (all read November 11, 2026):

• TikTok: TikTok Coins: Buy and recharge Coins to send Gifts (tiktok.com/coin)
• TikTok Help Center: What are Coins? How to recharge them?
• TikTok Help Center: Send a Gift during a LIVE on TikTok
• TikTok Help Center: LIVE Gifts on TikTok
• TikTok: Virtual Items Policy (countries other than the EU and India; last updated Dec 2019)
• TikTok: Rewards Policy (EEA, Switzerland and the UK; last updated July 2025)
• TikTok: Reward Payment limits and transaction fees (EEA, Switzerland and the UK)

Gift coin values (third-party lists; none says where its numbers come from, so treat them as a guide):

• StreamToEarn, “TikTok gifts list by countries (all regions)” (November 11, 2026)
• TTCalculator, “TikTok LIVE Gifts Value Chart 2026” (July 10, 2026)
• Captions, “TikTok gifts value” (May 7, 2026)
• Social Champ, “TikTok Gifts Explained: Worth, Value, & How to Maximize Them” (April 3, 2026)
• Influencer Marketing Hub, “TikTok Live Gifts” (March 21, 2025)

How InayaFlow helps creators

Gifts come from people who watch you, so the lever is more people finding your videos. The free TikTok channel analysis reads your recent public videos and shows your typical views, your engagement rate, your strengths, areas to improve and three recommendations, in about 30 seconds with no account and no password. InayaFlow doesn’t read your LIVEs, gifts, Diamonds or earnings, so use it next to the TikTok app. You still film and post everything yourself.

Related tools and guides

• TikTok money calculator: estimate Creator Rewards Program earnings from your views
• How much does TikTok pay creators?: the reported rate per 1,000 views and how LIVE gifts turn into money
• How to get more views on TikTok
• TikTok engagement rate calculator