Enter a Name or Username
Type a creator’s name or @username into the search bar.
Search a name or @username, choose a profile from the suggestions, and check engagement by views and followers.
You can use this tool in 3 simple steps.
Type a creator’s name or @username into the search bar.
Select the matching account from the suggestions, just like TikTok search.
Click Calculate Engagement to see the profile’s engagement rate and recent video statistics.
Compare average engagement rates across different industries to see
how your
TikTok performance stacks up.
| Industry | Average TikTok Engagement Rate |
|---|---|
| Motivation / Self-Improvement | 6.8% |
| Entertainment & Media | 6.2% |
| Comedy & Humor | 5.9% |
| Animals & Pets | 5.5% |
| Automotive | 5.3% |
| Food & Drinks | 5.1% |
| Sports | 4.8% |
| Education & Learning | 4.6% |
| Industry | Average TikTok Engagement Rate |
|---|---|
| Technology | 4.4% |
| Fashion & Beauty | 4.2% |
| Travel & Lifestyle | 4.0% |
| Fitness & Health | 3.8% |
| Home Living | 3.5% |
| Arts & Crafts | 3.2% |
| Sports Teams | 3.0% |
Engagement rates may vary depending on audience size, format of the video, and TikTok algorithm changes.
Use these simple formulas to understand how the TikTok Engagement Rate Calculator
works
for your account or based on video views.
An account-based formula measures the followers’ engagement with your content.
Example:
If you have 10k followers and average 500 interactions per
post, your engagement rate will be 5%.
A view-based formula helps you calculate engagement for non-followers, as the TikTok algorithm also shows your content to new viewers. It measures how many people who watched your videos actually interact with it (likes, shares, comments, etc.).
Both formulas give useful insights. Use the account level formula to understand your audience’s overall engagement, and the view-based formula to see how well your content performs with a wider audience.
Find answers to common questions about TikTok engagement rate, benchmarks, tracking,
and
how to use the data effectively.
TikTok engagement rates are commonly calculated based on factors such as video quality, content relevance, video length, viewer interaction, and topic trends. Constant and quick interaction with your followers when they comment on your videos can greatly affect the engagement rate.
Here are some of the methods you can try to increase your content engagement on TikTok.
A good engagement rate on TikTok usually falls between 3% and 8%, but it may vary depending on the total follower count.
| Influencer Type | Followers Count | Good Engagement Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Nano Influencers | 1k – 10k | 7% to 12% |
| Micro Influencers | 10k – 50k | 5% to 8% |
| Mid-Tier & Macro | 50k – 500k | 2.5% to 4.5% |
| Mega Influencers | 500k+ | 1% to 2.5% |
Some of the most demanding content types that perform best on TikTok and may generate higher engagement rates:
You can use our free TikTok engagement rate calculator tool for the best stats on a public profile. It will give you a complete analytics profile and individual video or post stats. Alternatively, you can use the following formula.
If the analytics option is available on TikTok, follow these steps to view the stats:
In engagement by followers, interaction counts against the people who follow you. Engagement by views counts interactions against everyone who watched the video (follower or not). This approach is much more accurate for TikTok.
Best use for long-form content like YouTube videos, Instagram and Facebook feed, etc. In this type, your existing audience usually views your content.
Platforms that recommend the videos to the viewers (not always followers or subscribers). e.g., TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels.
When you are looking at the analytics results on our tool, look at Engagement by views to estimate the individual performance and engagement by followers to estimate the overall loyalty of the followers.
When you’re planning campaigns, do not follow micro-influencers with millions of followers. Sometimes, a small influencer with 10k or fewer followers usually has a high click-through rate and conversion. This is because the audience is closer to them and follows their recommendations. Another way to check whether the audience is loyal to the content creator or not is to check the number of shares on the most recent videos.
Fake followers do little to no engagement on TikTok, as they’re created using fake profiles with no activity. TikTok is very strict in terms of calculating the engagement of the profile. Hence, next time, if you see a profile with millions of followers, use the TikTok engagement rate calculator to analyze whether the profile has real audience engagement or not.