How to Add TikTok Feed to Blogger

Short videos keep a blog feeling current between long articles. The steps below add TikTok feed to Blogger using ElectricBlaze, and the tips help you pick a layout for tall, vertical clips.

Before connecting TikTok

  • Login details for the TikTok profile that publishes the clips.
  • An ElectricBlaze account. Free is enough to begin.
  • Blog access: admin rights for gadgets, or author rights if you only paste into posts.

Pasting TikTok's own embed code works for a single clip, but then every new TikTok video Blogger readers should see needs another edit. A connected feed updates itself.

Step 1: Connect TikTok in ElectricBlaze

Everything the widget can do is listed in the clip widget feature list. To build one:

  1. ElectricBlaze account sign-in

    Browse to a.electricblaze.com; sign in if you already use it, register if not.

  2. TikTok Feed in the widget type list

    Begin a new widget and select TikTok Feed as its kind.

  3. Connect TikTok Account on the Data tab

    Data shows Connect TikTok Account. Click it and approve the request TikTok displays.

  4. Slider, columns and caption options

    Layout is where slider versus gallery, column count and captions are decided.

  5. Embed code shown after Add to website

    The Add to website button reveals the finished snippet; copy it.

Step 2: Embed the videos

Clips need width, so a post or a full-width section is the first choice:

  1. Create a post such as “My latest TikToks”, or open an existing static page.
  2. Switch the editor from Compose to HTML view.
  3. Drop the snippet under your opening lines.
  4. Publish or update, then open the post on the live blog.
  5. For a strip on every page, add the same code to an HTML/JavaScript gadget in a footer or header section on the Layout screen.

Vertical clips take more height than square photos. After publishing, scroll through it on a phone so nothing below the feed looks squeezed.

Slider or grid for vertical clips

A slider shows one row of clips that readers swipe through, which keeps the feed short on the page. A grid of two or three columns belongs on a dedicated videos page, where scrolling is expected.

  • Sidebar: one column in slider mode is the only arrangement that stays readable in a narrow gadget.
  • Captions: TikTok captions are often a run of hashtags. Turning them off gives a cleaner look.
  • Full width: switch it on for footer sections that span the whole page.
  • Mobile theme: gadgets can be hidden on phones, while the copy inside a post always shows.

Uploads land on the blog when the widget refreshes, which Free does daily and Start hourly.

TikTok videos on Blogger: FAQ

Can I feature one specific clip instead of the latest ones?

The widget shows recent videos from the connected account. For a single hand-picked clip, TikTok's own single-video embed inside a post is simpler.

Why can't I see the feed on my phone?

The mobile version of the theme hides that gadget. Put a copy inside a post, or tell Blogger to use the desktop theme on mobile.

Can the same feed go on two blogs?

Yes. The Free plan allows unlimited websites; paste the code on each, and views from both count toward 1,000 a month. Sites on other platforms follow similar embedding walkthroughs.

Is a gadget different from a post embed?

Only in reach. A gadget repeats across the blog, while a post shows the videos in one place.

Show your TikToks

Link TikTok, pick the slider and give your readers something to watch.

Create a widget