TikTok Average Views Calculator

See how many views a typical TikTok from any account gets. Or paste your own numbers.

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How average views are calculated

We add up the views on every video we have counted for the account and divide by the number of videos. Where we have it, we also show the median: the views on a typical video, where half did better and half did worse.

Average views per video = total views ÷ videos counted

Average or median?

One viral video can hold an average up for years. When the average sits far above the median, the account lives on rare hits. For pricing a sponsored video, the median is the safer number, because it is what the next video will most likely get.

What is a good average on TikTok?

Compare it with followers. As a rule of thumb, a typical video reaching 10% to 30% of the follower count is healthy. Under 5% often points to an inactive or bought audience. Over 50% means the feed is pushing the account well past its own followers.

Check your own videos

Paste the view counts of your recent videos into the manual calculator for the average, the median and the spread between them. Track the account in Buzzlytics to see how the average moves week by week.

Frequently asked questions

How do I calculate average views on TikTok?

Add up the views on the videos you want to include and divide by the number of videos. Enter a username above and we do it for every video we have counted.

What is a good average view count on TikTok?

As a rule of thumb, 10% to 30% of the follower count per video is healthy. Under 5% suggests an inactive or bought audience.

Why is the median lower than the average?

A few viral videos pull the average up. The median is the typical video, so it is the better number to plan or price around.

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