Lycopene tomato jelly beverage and antioxidant activity can be seen in Table 2. The concentration of lycopene in jelly beverage products increased approximately two times higher than fresh tomatoes in mg/100 g of each ingredient. Similarly the addition of lemon juice can increase antioxidant activity in beverages jelly produced. Lycopene is a carotenoid substance obtained in high concentration in tomatoes and is a powerful antioxidant. Heating or cooking tomatoes and processed tomato products may increase the bioavailability of lycopene from heat converts trans isomers into cis isomers. Lycopene in the cis form has a higher bioavailability than the lycopene in the transform (Agarwal, 2001). The results of the analysis of fresh tomato lycopene obtained 8.98 (mg/100 g). After processed into beverage products of tomato jelly, increased levels of lycopene into a 18:32 - 18.76 mg /100g. This is because the heating process can increase the levels of lycopene, if the heating temperature is too high will result in loss of lycopene (Shi and Maguer, 2000). According to Maulida (2010) that the optimum temperature during the heating of lycopene is 70° C. Furthermore, during processing, temperature and mechanical influence will weaken the strength of the bond between lycopene and tissue matrix, as well as facilitate breaking the cell walls so that the release of lycopene will increase lycopene in processed tomato products (Stahl and Sies, 1992).