TikTok
Embed TikTok videos on your website as one wall.
TikTok's own embed is one video at a time, each carrying its script. This is one iframe: paste the video links and they become a wall of thumbnails, with tabs if you also have YouTube, Vimeo or Twitch, and each video plays in a window over your page.
The marks and videos in these examples are well known ones shown as samples, so the widget is demonstrated at a realistic size. They are their owners' and imply nothing about them.
Three steps
Putting it on the page
1. Paste the links
Add each TikTok video's link in the editor. Titles and thumbnails are fetched for you.
2. Copy one line
The editor gives you a single iframe tag.
3. Paste it anywhere
WordPress Custom HTML block, Shopify Custom Liquid, Webflow Embed, Squarespace Code block, Framer Embed, Wix HTML element, or plain HTML.
The honest comparison
Against TikTok's own embed code
TikTok's embed works for one video.
What a page of TikTok embeds costs you
One script per video, each loading TikTok's player and tracking, a page that stacks them vertically, and no way to sit them beside your YouTube videos.
What this costs you
One iframe on the page that shows it. It loads after your content, from a CDN, in its own frame, so it cannot block your page from rendering and cannot reach into your site. Nothing to update. Views are never counted or capped on any plan.
The trade is that the widget lives on our servers rather than yours, and it needs a network connection to appear.
Where it goes
Places it fits
Creators
Your TikToks on your own site, playing here.
Brands
Customer videos and campaigns, beside your YouTube channel in the next tab.
Restaurants and venues
The clips people already made about you.
Agencies
One wall per client, each with its own tabs.
Blogs
A wall at the end of a post instead of five separate embeds.
Any platform
One iframe works on every site builder and on plain HTML.
Questions
Asked often
Can I embed several TikTok videos on a website at once?
Yes. Paste the links into a Video Showcase and they become one wall of thumbnails; each opens and plays over your page.
Do I need a TikTok developer account?
No. Public video links are enough.
Can YouTube and Vimeo go in the same wall?
Yes, in tabs: YouTube playlists and channels, Vimeo showcases, Twitch channels and TikTok videos, all in one widget.
Is there a view limit?
No, on any plan including the free one. The widget is served from a CDN where views cost us nothing, so we do not meter them the way most widget services do.
What if I change it later?
Edit the widget in the DreamWidget editor and every page showing it updates. The embed points at the widget rather than carrying a copy, so the page is never touched again.
Does it work on phones?
Every design setting is kept separately for desktop, tablet and phone and previewed at that width, so the phone version is something you set, not something that happens to you.