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Where to find your views
On TikTok, on your profile, over each thumbnail. On Instagram, in the Reels tab of your profile. Copy them as they appear, K and all.
Is my video doing well? TikTok and Reels average views calculator
Type the views of your latest videos and your new one. You'll see whether it's above or below what your account usually gets.
- Free, no sign-up
- Your numbers stay in your browser
- TikTok and Instagram kept apart
Your numbers are saved only in this browser.
How it works
What your normal video is, and why it's worked out this way
The same rules Hop uses to compare every video in the app.
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What your normal video is
What a video of yours usually gets once it has done most of its run: the median of your videos older than 3 days. Each video is measured against your account, not anyone else's.
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Average views: why the median, not the mean
When one video takes off, the mean jumps with it. The median is the video in the middle: with 800, 900, 1,000, 1,100 and 20,000 views, the mean is 4,760 and the median 1,000, much closer to usual.
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Why TikTok and Instagram stay apart
Each platform shows your videos to different people and counts views its own way. Mix them and the number fits neither.
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Which videos to leave out
Promoted posts, because some of their views were paid for; Trial Reels, which go to people who don't follow you; and versions of the same video.
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Why a 6-hour video isn't compared with a 3-day one
A video adds views for days, so at 6 hours it nearly always looks like it's failing. Hop saves views hour by hour and compares against what your videos had at that age; the calculator has no such history, so it waits for 72 hours.
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To read your numbers calmly: how to read your TikTok and Instagram analytics
And if your videos keep falling short: how to get more views on TikTok
Questions
About the views calculator
It depends on your account: the same number is a great day for one and a slow one for another. So the calculator compares with your normal video, not a general figure.
The median views of your videos older than 3 days, leaving out promoted posts, Trial Reels and repeat versions. It needs at least 3.
It depends on your account. Pick Instagram above and type the views of your latest reels. A new reel is clearly above once it doubles your normal reel.
Type the views of your videos older than 3 days and the calculator takes the median: it sorts them from fewest to most and keeps the middle one. One huge video can't drag it up.
Because your normal video comes from 3-day-old videos. Before that, the new one is still adding views. Hop does compare it at 1 h, 6 h and 24 h, because it knows what your other videos had at that age.
No. It compares what your video already has with what yours usually get. Neither the calculator nor Hop predicts views.
There's no number, and no tool can promise a video will go viral. If it triples your normal video, Hop treats that as a sign something worked.
No. Each platform counts views its own way. Pick one above: the calculator keeps a separate list for each.
It's free, with no sign-up. Your numbers stay in your browser; «Clear my numbers» removes them.
Hop is a marketing assistant for TikTok and Instagram. It tells you what to film, reviews your video before you post it and compares each one with your normal video. It's in private beta right now.
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