Find your TikTok engagement rate in seconds. Enter average views, likes, comments, shares and saves per video, plus your followers, and see your rate by views and by followers. No login, and nothing leaves your browser.
Enter average numbers for one post, or totals across several posts divided by the number of posts. Results update as you type.
Take your last 5 to 10 videos. Add up views, likes, comments, shares and saves, then divide each by the number of videos.
Type the averages and your follower count. You can find saves and shares under each video's analytics.
Track the rate by views month to month. A rising rate means your hooks and topics are landing better with the people TikTok shows them to.
Engagement rate by views = (likes + comments + shares + saves) ÷ views × 100. Engagement rate by followers = the same interactions ÷ followers × 100. On TikTok, most views come from the For You feed, so the rate by views is usually the more meaningful one.
A small account can land a video with a million views, which makes its rate by followers look enormous. A large account can have steady views from followers but low interaction. Rate by views removes that distortion.
Open with a hook that makes the viewer stay, keep videos tight, ask a specific question people want to answer, and give people a reason to save (a list, a tip, a recipe). Replying to comments with video can also restart a conversation.
Add likes, comments, shares and saves on a video, divide by its views, and multiply by 100. Average several recent videos for a stable number. You can also divide by followers, but on TikTok the rate by views is usually more useful.
Benchmarks published by analytics companies vary a lot by niche, account size and how they count. The best comparison is your own trend over time and similar accounts in your niche rather than a single universal number.
No. Views are the base you divide by. Engagement is what people did after watching: liking, commenting, sharing or saving.
Open the video, tap the three dots or the analytics button, and look at the engagement section. Business and creator accounts see the most detail.
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