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# Add a TikTok Pixel

A TikTok Pixel connects your TikTok ads to what fans do on your ForeverFan pages. The setup is the same shape as the Meta one.

## Step 1: Find your Pixel ID

Your Pixel ID comes from **TikTok Ads Manager**, not from ForeverFan.

1. Open TikTok Ads Manager and go to where your pixels live.
2. Open the pixel you want to use, or create one if you do not have it yet.
3. Copy its **ID**.

If you have not made a pixel before, TikTok Ads Manager walks you through it. You only need the ID.

## Step 2: Paste it into ForeverFan

Add the pixel to the page you are running ads to.

**On a link:**

1. Open the link and go to its **Advanced** tab.
2. Paste your Pixel ID into the **TikTok Pixel** field.
3. **Save.**

**On your mini-site:**

1. Open the mini-site editor and go to its **Advanced** tab.
2. Paste your Pixel ID into the **TikTok Pixel** field.
3. **Save.**

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{% hint style="warning" %}
Nothing takes effect until you save.
{% endhint %}

## Step 3: Check that it works

Do this on the live page a fan would see, not inside the editor. Open your live link or mini-site, then use TikTok Ads Manager's own testing tools to watch events come in.

What you should see:

* A **page view** when the page loads.
* A **lead** when you submit a details form on the page.

If both show up, the pixel is working. If nothing shows up, check that you saved, that you pasted the numeric ID, and that you are on the live page rather than the editor.