How Much Is a GG Worth on TikTok? The Gift for a Good Game

In Brazil, TikTok’s gift panel doesn’t call this gift GG at all. There it’s “Bom jogo”, good game, and that’s exactly what the two letters are for, a quick salute when a round goes well. So how much is a GG worth on TikTok? One coin, which is about a cent for the viewer and about half a Diamond for you. That sounds like nothing until you remember that TikTok lets viewers send it in streaks and in packs of up to a hundred. Below you get the numbers first, then a way to make every GG press a key in the game you’re streaming, and a look at the icon at the end.

What a GG costs and what lands on your side

Coins bought inside the app cost a little more than on the website, so the viewer’s cent can be a slightly bigger cent. Whatever sits between their payment and your half Diamond stays with TikTok. One GG alone hardly shows up in your balance, but TikTok’s list marks it as a combo gift that can also go out in packs of 5, 20, 50 or 100. One pack of 100 costs the sender about $1.06 and brings you about 50 Diamonds, around 25 cents before payout fees. That’s the same single coin a Rose costs, so the two add up equally fast.

Halve your GG count for the night, type the result into the calculator, and you’ll see it in your currency. The difference between a coin and a Diamond is explained in our TikTok Diamonds guide.

Let a GG press a key in your game

A gift this small is easy to send, and that makes it a good remote control. TikFinity can tap a key on your computer whenever a certain gift arrives, so a GG from the chat can make your character jump, wave, or honk the horn while you play. Four steps set it up.

1  Get the TikFinity Desktop App from the download page and start it as Administrator. TikFinity says so itself, because simulated key presses may not reach games otherwise. If the app is new to you, our TikFinity Desktop App guide walks you through it.

2  Open Actions & Events, click “New Action”, and give it a name like “GG jump”. Add an effect with the plus button and choose “Simulate Keystrokes”. A small on-screen keyboard opens, so click the key the GG should press, Space for a jump, for example, and it shows up under “Sequence”. The “Numpad” and “Mouse” tabs cover the other buttons.

3  Click “Test” and switch to your game window. TikFinity presses the key after five seconds, so you see right away whether the game reacts. If it doesn’t, tick “Game compatibility mode”, which the app recommends for games like GTA V or Roblox. Then “Save”, and on the “Advanced” tab decide how streaks behave. “Repeat with gift combos” lets a combo of GGs repeat the action, a “User Cooldown” stops one viewer from holding your jump key hostage, and a “Global Cooldown” puts a pause between presses for the whole chat.

4  Add a new event, choose the trigger “Sending a specific gift”, pick GG, and link your action. A pretend GG from the Event Simulator runs the whole chain once before you go live.

Give Your GG A Key →

Choose the key with care. A jump, an emote or a horn is fun for everybody, while anything that affects other players in an online match can break that game’s rules, so read them before you hand your keyboard to the chat. And if you’d rather count than press, a Gift Counter in TikFinity’s Gift Overlays set to GG shows on stream how many good games your viewers have handed out tonight.

Two pixel letters with a sunset on them

The TikTok GG gift is made of two fat capital Gs built from visible pixels, like a logo from an old arcade cabinet. The letters tilt slightly, and their color runs from yellow at the top through a pale stripe in the middle to hot pink at the bottom, with blue and purple edges that give them depth. No mascot, no heart, only the two letters.

That’s the still icon from the gift panel. What plays in your LIVE when a GG arrives is a separate animation, and we don’t describe it here.

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