Audience filters
Limit who can run an action — anyone, guests, followers, friends, subscribers or one viewer by username. PRO and MAX, native connector triggers only.
An audience filter limits which viewers can run an action. It is the Available for field at the bottom of the Action Trigger dialog, and it works on top of the trigger: the event has to match and come from the right viewer.
Audience filters are part of the native connector triggers, so they need PRO or MAX. TikFinity triggers don't have them — set such conditions inside TikFinity instead.
Options
| Option | Who can run the action |
|---|---|
| Anyone | Every viewer. The default. |
| Guest | Viewers who neither follow you nor subscribe to you. |
| Follower | Viewers who follow you. |
| Friend | Viewers you follow back — you follow each other. |
| @username | One viewer. Enter their handle in the TikTok Username or Kick Username field (the name after @, not the display name); letter case doesn't matter. |
| Subscriber | Viewers who subscribe to you. |
On TikTok, anyone who follows or shares counts as a follower, and a Super Fan counts as a follower and a subscriber. So Follow, Share and Super Fan triggers don't offer Guest. If you switch to a trigger type or platform that doesn't offer the chosen option, the field falls back to Anyone.
On Kick
Kick reports fewer details about viewers, so the list is shorter: Chat and Subscribe triggers offer Anyone, Subscriber and @username; Gift, Min-Max (Kicks) and Follow offer Anyone and @username. See Kick vs TikTok.
Examples
- Only followers can spawn a tank: trigger Gift → Galaxy, Available for → Follower. A Galaxy from a non-follower does nothing.
- A chat command for subscribers: trigger Chat with the keyword
!tank, Available for → Subscriber. - A special effect for one friend: trigger Gift → Rose, Available for → @username with their handle. Roses from everyone else are ignored.