Thumb over index finger, and a tiny heart pops up between them. That’s the Finger Heart, TikTok’s version of the gesture every K-pop fan knows. How much is a Finger Heart on TikTok, then? Five coins, as of October 29, 2026. There are hearts for a single coin too, the Heart Me that joins a Fan Club among them, but among the hearts you simply send as a gift, the Finger Heart is one of the smallest. A gift that cheap rarely arrives alone, which is why a counter suits it better than an alert, more on that below.
What a single Finger Heart costs, and what reaches you
| Finger Heart | As of October 29, 2026 |
|---|---|
| Price in the gift panel | 5 coins |
| What the viewer pays | about 5 cents with coins from TikTok’s website, slightly more if the coins came from the app |
| What you keep as the creator | roughly 2.5 Diamonds, a bit over one cent before payout fees |
| Sent as | single gift, combo, or bundle of 5, 20, 50, or 100 |
| Available in | all 94 countries and regions we checked |
So your viewer paid about five cents, a bit over one of them reaches you, and TikTok keeps the difference. Want the Diamonds from a whole stream in euros, pounds, or pesos? Count 2.5 per Finger Heart, enter the total below, and choose a currency. Our TikTok Diamonds guide explains how those Diamonds become cash.
Estimated value: –
1 Diamond = $0.005 USD. Other currencies are approximate. The TikTok app shows the exact amount when you withdraw.
The Finger Heart TikTok gift up close
The icon is a single hand seen from the side, thumb crossed over the index finger, with a glossy red heart floating just above the fingertips. TikTok’s Spanish name for the gift gives away where the gesture comes from, Corazón coreano, the Korean heart. In Vietnamese it’s simply Bắn tim, shooting a heart.
It’s one of the gifts in TikTok’s standard panel, and on October 29, 2026, we found it in all 94 countries and regions we checked. That covers the US and Germany as well as Spain, Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam, always at 5 coins. TikTok flags it as a combo gift and lists it with bundle sizes of 5, 20, 50, and 100, so a single viewer can send a whole handful in one go.
Turn the Finger Hearts into a challenge with a Gift Counter
An alert in Actions & Events for every single Finger Heart would be noisy, and most of them would fire during a combo anyway. A counter fits the gift much better, because it shows how many have come in and how far your viewers are from a goal you set. TikFinity’s Gift Counter does exactly that, and it’s free.
1 Open Gift Overlays in TikFinity and go to the Gift Counter. New to TikFinity? Our setup guide gets you from sign-up to a connected TikTok account first.
2 Under “Gift”, pick the Finger Heart. Type a goal into “Goal”, 60 in our example (that’s 300 coins, as much as three Hand Hearts), or leave it at 0 for a plain running count. “Title” is the line your viewers read above the number, so name the challenge, not the gift.
3 “When reached” decides what happens at 60. Keep the goal unchanged and let the number run past it, or pick one of the other options. “Action on reaching” can trigger something extra at that moment. Leave “Reset Counter when starting a new stream” ticked so every LIVE begins at zero, and use “Change Value” plus “Set” if you ever need to correct the count by hand.
4 Copy URL hands you the overlay link. Drop it into OBS Studio (browser source) or TikTok LIVE Studio (link source), hit Test to watch the number move, and adjust font and colors under Customize until it matches your scene.
Count Your Finger Hearts, Free →
One counter comes with the free plan, TikFinity Pro raises that to three. With two or three on screen, the “Poll Mode” box gets interesting, because it resets all counters the moment one of them reaches its goal, so your viewers can vote with Finger Hearts, Roses, and GGs on what you do next. Every gift in a combo counts, which is why a 20-pack of Finger Hearts moves the number in one jump. And if the target should be coins from any gift rather than Finger Hearts alone, a coin goal under Goals counts them all.
Finger Heart questions, answered
As of October 29, 2026, the TikTok Finger Heart gift cost is 5 coins. For the viewer that’s about 5 cents with coins from TikTok’s website, slightly more with coins bought in the app.
A little. Roughly 2.5 Diamonds, which is just over one cent before payout fees. Twenty of them bring the same Diamonds as a Hand Heart, about 50, and 200 match a Galaxy. TikTok decides the Diamond rate, and that rate isn’t identical in every region.
Yes. The Finger Heart is a combo gift, and TikTok lists it with bundle sizes of 5, 20, 50, and 100, so a viewer can send 100 at once for 500 coins, the price of a Money Gun. In TikFinity’s Gift Counter every one of them counts.
As far as we can tell, yes. On October 29, 2026, TikTok’s gift list carried it in all 94 countries and regions we checked, at 5 coins everywhere. That includes the US, Canada, and Brazil, Germany, Spain, and the UK, Japan and South Korea, and Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Australia.
A hand making the finger heart, thumb and index finger crossed, with a small red heart above them. It’s the one-handed gesture, not to be confused with the Hand Heart, where two hands hold a heart up, which costs 100 coins.
