Hearts on TikTok: where they show and to whom
Every TikTok video carries its heart count on the side of the screen, and the hearts of all your videos add up to one number on your profile. This service adds hearts to one video whose link you send, so the number rises on that clip and is also reflected in your profile’s heart total, without changing your follower count or the views of other clips.
A heart is a quick signal viewers see while scrolling, which is why account owners usually order it for the video they pin to the top of the profile or use in an ad. We deliver the number you choose; we don’t promise the video brings comments, orders or followers.
This differs from the views service on a point many people ask about: a view is counted when the clip plays, while a heart is an extra tap everyone sees on the side of the screen. Hearts therefore show most on a pinned video or a clip you send in customer messages, while views show most in the video grid on your profile.
Ordering hearts step by step
First, choose the package from the list. Second, copy the video link from the share button — a short one starting with vm or vt, or a full one containing /video/. Third, paste the link into the field; if it is an account link or a username, the form tells you the service needs a video link. Fourth, review the package, link and USD amount on the payment page and agree to the service starting after the payment is confirmed.
None of these steps needs your password or a TikTok login. The only requirement on your side is that the video is public and stays published until delivery ends.
How many hearts suit the video?
The list currently has packages from 250 to 100,000 likes, and the available types are “Standard” and “Premium”. Look at the relationship between views and hearts on your usual clips: a video with far more hearts than views looks out of balance. That is why some owners combine a views order and a hearts order for the same video, in proportionate quantities, instead of focusing on one number.
A package is for one video, so if you want hearts on three clips, order three packages. The table below shows what differs between the types in price, expected delivery and refill period; choosing between them is a question of budget and timing, nothing more.
| Item | Standard | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Refill period | 30–365 days | 30–365 days |
| Expected delivery | 0–2 hours | 0–2 hours |
| Price for 1,000 | $9.99 | $22.99 |
| Packages | 8 | 6 |
Simple preparations before ordering
- Pin the video to the top of your profile if it is the clip you want visitors to see first.
- Make sure “Who can watch this video” is set to “Everyone”.
- Copy the link after publishing, not from the draft.
- Make sure your e-mail works; the order number goes there.
After payment: status, delivery, refill
You get the order number on the confirmation page and in your e-mail, and the order passes through “Paid”, “Queued” and “Processing” until “Completed”. Expected delivery for this service is 0–2 hours, depending on the package. Follow the status from the order tracking page if you have an account; otherwise send us the order number on WhatsApp.
The refill period for hearts packages is 30–365 days depending on value, counted from the completion day: drops during it are topped up to the delivered number. If the video is deleted or made private it is not covered, and any undelivered part is refunded under the refund and refill policy.
- Order confirmed with the order number on the confirmation page and the tracking page.
- Review and start within the expected delivery written on the package.
- Delivery complete and the refill period starts from that date.
When do account owners order hearts?
An intro video for a café in Copenhagen
A new café films a short video about its story and location and pins it to the top of the account. Hearts on that clip make the page feel more alive for people arriving from Google Maps or a friend’s account.
A challenge or trend
A creator joins a trending sound or dance challenge. Balance is the advice here: hearts alone on a clip with few views look strange, so either order both services or leave the clip to perform on its own.
A holiday video for a home bakery
A home bakery in Philadelphia posts its Thanksgiving pie-box video a week before the holiday. Order at a time that lets delivery finish before the order rush, not on the night before Thanksgiving.
A behind-the-scenes clip for a fashion designer
A fashion designer in Milan posts footage of preparing her new collection. Hearts on that clip give it a clearer presence on her profile, but they remain a number next to what really matters: that viewers know when the collection launches and how to reserve a piece.
What we don’t do in the hearts service
We don’t control whether the video appears on For You, we don’t write comments, and we don’t save or share the video on anyone’s behalf. We don’t need any role on your account, and we don’t accept orders for videos promoting content prohibited in the customer’s country.
Nor do we give advice on watching numbers or refreshing the page to see them change; the order status on the tracking page is the reference, and it tells you how far delivery has got without you having to keep count.
Services that complement the video and the account
To balance the numbers on the same video see TikTok views, and to strengthen the whole account there are TikTok followers. All the platform’s services are on the TikTok page. And for those who post photos and clips on Instagram too: Instagram likes.