YouTube Video Analysis

Our Video Analyzer provides a comprehensive overview of any YouTube video:

• View count: Total number of views
• Like count: How many people liked the video
• Comment count: Level of audience engagement
• Video duration: Length of the content
• Tags used: All metadata tags on the video
• Optimization suggestions: Tips to improve similar content

This helps you understand what makes a video successful.

Here's how to get actionable insights from the analyzer:

• Analyze successful videos: Find top videos in your niche and see their tags
• Compare engagement: Check like-to-view ratios for benchmarks
• Study video length: See what duration works in your topic
• Review your own videos: Identify why some perform better than others
• Check optimization: Use our suggestions to improve your metadata

Regular analysis helps you understand what works and what doesn't.

Like-to-view ratio varies by niche, but here are general benchmarks:

• Excellent: 4%+ (4 likes per 100 views)
• Good: 2-4%
• Average: 1-2%
• Below average: Less than 1%

Note: Educational and tutorial content often has higher ratios than entertainment. Compare within your niche for accurate benchmarks.

No. Our analyzer only works with public YouTube videos. Here's why:

• Private videos are only visible to the owner
• Unlisted videos require the direct link but their metadata isn't available via API
• YouTube's API only provides data for public content

If you want to analyze your own unlisted video, make it public temporarily or check your YouTube Studio analytics directly.

Some videos may have incomplete data due to:

• Hidden like counts: Some creators disable public like/dislike display
• Disabled comments: No comment count if comments are turned off
• Age-restricted content: Some data may be limited
• Very new videos: YouTube may take time to update statistics

We show all available data that YouTube's API provides.

The data you see is fetched in real-time from YouTube's API when you analyze a video. However:

• YouTube updates view counts periodically (not every second)
• Very viral videos may show slightly delayed counts
• For the most current stats, analyze the video again after some time

The data is as current as what YouTube's API provides at that moment.

When researching competitors, pay attention to:

• Tags used: What keywords are they targeting?
• Video length: What duration performs well in your niche?
• Engagement rates: Are viewers actively engaging with content?
• Title structure: How do they format their titles?
• Description length: Long and detailed or short and simple?

Look for patterns across multiple successful videos, not just one.