Every gift has a price in coins, and every coin has a price in dollars. Here is the list, the math, and the part TikTok keeps to itself.
Guides · Published 2026-10-16 · Updated 2026-10-16 · 7 min read
Short answer: every gift costs a set number of Coins, shown under the gift in the LIVE gift panel. A Rose is 1 coin, a Money Gun 500, a Galaxy 1,000, a Lion 29,999 and TikTok Universe, the most expensive gift in TikTok's list, 44,999. At TikTok's US web price of about 1.04 cents per coin, a Lion costs the sender about $312, or about $430 to $460 with coins bought in the iPhone app. What the creator gets is not a fixed share: TikTok turns gifts into Diamonds and does not publish what a Diamond is worth.
| Coins | About, in US dollars | |
|---|---|---|
| Rose | 1 | about 1 cent |
| Finger Heart | 5 | about 5 cents |
| Doughnut | 30 | about $0.31 |
| Hand Heart | 100 | about $1.04 |
| Corgi | 299 | about $3.11 |
| Money Gun | 500 | about $5.20 |
| Galaxy | 1,000 | about $10.40 |
| Private Jet | 4,888 | about $50.84 |
| Interstellar | 10,000 | about $104 |
| Rosa Nebula | 15,000 | about $156 |
| TikTok Shuttle | 20,000 | about $208 |
| Lion | 29,999 | about $312 |
| TikTok Universe | 44,999 | about $468 |
Coin prices from the gift list that TikTok's own LIVE web player loads, checked 16 October 2026. Dollar figures are arithmetic at about 1.04 US cents per coin, the price on TikTok's web recharge page for a visitor in the United States that day. Coins bought in the iPhone app cost roughly 35% to 50% more. TikTok sets these prices and can change them.
The Lion costs 29,999 coins. That price was the same in TikTok's US gift list and in its global one on 16 October 2026. What changes is what those coins cost you, which depends on where you bought them.
None of these numbers is what the streamer receives. The Lion goes in as 29,999 coins from the viewer and comes out as Diamonds for the creator, at a rate TikTok does not publish. That part is explained below.
TikTok's help center says the number of Coins needed for each gift "is displayed below the Gift" in the gift panel. It does not publish a full price list. The figures here come from the gift list that TikTok's own LIVE web player loads, where each gift's coin price sits in a field called diamond_count. We pulled the US and the global list on 16 October 2026, and every gift found in both had the same price.
The top of TikTok's gift list on 16 October 2026, with the dollar math at the US web price:
Below those sit Dragon Flame at 26,999, Phoenix at 25,999 and TikTok Shuttle at 20,000. At the cheap end, the Rose, the TikTok gift, GG, Ice Cream Cone and Heart Me cost 1 coin each, and Finger Heart costs 5. Sending a Heart Me in a LIVE also adds you to that creator's Fan Club, according to TikTok's help center.
This is where most gift charts go wrong. A gift is not a tip that lands in the streamer's account at face value. TikTok's Virtual Items Policy says: "By gifting, you are not transferring money, Coins, or anything of value to other users on the Platform."
What TikTok does publish, in the US policy and the one for other regions, both updated 22 January 2026:
So no figure TikTok publishes tells you what a creator earns from a Lion. Any split or dollar value per Diamond quoted online is someone else's estimate. Payout fees and limits are in how much TikTok pays, and the rest of the LIVE money side is in how to make money on TikTok LIVE.
Gift value = the gift's coins × what you paid per coin. That is all any TikTok gift calculator does.
Pack prices on the web and in the app, and why the web is cheaper, are on how much TikTok coins cost. If you send gifts often, TikTok also lets you set a daily gift limit that warns you when you reach it: in a LIVE, tap Share, then Settings, then Gift limit notification.
No. TikTok's help center does not publish a gifter level chart, and we found none on TikTok's own pages. The level tables that circulate online, with coin totals for level 10, 25 or 50, come from third party sites, and they do not agree with each other, so we do not repeat them here.
The levels TikTok does document are Fan Club levels, and they are per creator. You join a creator's Fan Club by sending a Heart Me in their LIVE, then earn points by watching, commenting and sending gifts. Higher levels bring a member badge next to your name, entrance spotlights, the creator's exclusive chat room and special gifts. TikTok says missions vary by location, and your membership pauses if you earn no points within 7 days of the creator going LIVE.
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The Lion costs 29,999 coins. That is about $312 at TikTok's US web price, or about $430 to $460 with coins bought in the iPhone app. TikTok does not publish what the creator receives from it.
TikTok Universe, at 44,999 coins in TikTok's gift list on 16 October 2026. That is about $468 at the US web price of about 1.04 cents per coin.
One coin, about 1 US cent at the web price. The TikTok, GG, Ice Cream Cone and Heart Me gifts also cost 1 coin each.
TikTok does not publish a share. Gifts turn into Diamonds, and Diamonds are one of several factors, along with LIVE duration, new followers, engagement and others, that TikTok weighs for LIVE reward payments.
No. TikTok's Virtual Items Policy says gifts are used up the moment you send them and are not returnable or refundable in any circumstances.
You must be 18 or older, or 19 in South Korea, to buy Coins and send gifts. The same age applies to receiving gifts on LIVE.
Last updated 2026-10-16