TikTok Profile Preview

See your bio, picture and video covers, light or dark, before you update your profile. Your pictures and text stay on your device.

Profile picture

At least 200 × 200 px

Video covers

Choose up to 9 pictures. Covers show 3:4.

8 / 24
9 / 30
29 / 80

Pictures are shown from your device and are never uploaded. Follower counts and sample posts are placeholders.

TikTok profile preview
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Your Name
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120 Following5.2K Followers41.8K Likes

Desk setups and small hacks ✨

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A close mock-up. Each app changes its layout from time to time, so use it as a guide for how your picture, name and bio fit.

How to use the TikTok Profile Preview

  1. Upload a profile picture and a banner or cover, or leave them blank to see the placeholders.
  2. Fill in the name, username and bio. The counters show each field's limit.
  3. Switch between phone and computer view and between light and dark.
  4. Adjust the pictures until nothing important is cut, then update the real profile.

At a glance

Profile pictureAt least 200 × 200 px, shown as a circle
Video coversShown in a tall 3:4 frame
Bio80 characters
Username24 characters
PrivacyPictures and text stay in your browser

Good to know

  • The preview is a close mock-up, not a copy of the app. Apps change their layout and sizes from time to time, so treat the sizes as a guide and check the app's own help page.
  • Counts, followers and sample posts are placeholders.

Questions

How are video covers cropped?

Covers show in a tall frame, so keep the main subject in the middle.

How long can my bio be?

80 characters at the time of writing, so lead with what you post about.

Are my pictures uploaded?

No. They are shown straight from your device and are never sent anywhere.

More social media tools

Need a picture for the post? Try the image resizer or image cropper.

CalcMaster is not affiliated with LinkedIn, Instagram, X, Facebook, Threads, Bluesky or TikTok. The names are used only to say which app a tool is made for. The previews are our own mock-ups.