# TikTok engagement rate calculator

Use the TikTok engagement rate calculator to measure likes and comments per view against an account-size benchmark. Check a public profile.

This free TikTok engagement rate calculator measures likes and comments against video views, then compares the result with the median for your follower tier. Enter a public username to get the engagement percentage plus average likes and comments from up to 24 recent posts.

The calculation is weighted by views, so videos with more views contribute more to the result. It uses the view-based method when at least 3 posts have view counts; otherwise, it calculates average likes and comments per follower.

## How to use it

1. Enter the TikTok username or paste the public profile link.
2. The calculator checks the public profile and up to 24 recent posts.
3. See your rate, size benchmark, average likes and comments, and check time, with fresh or cached data identified.

### How to calculate engagement rate on TikTok?

Divide total likes plus total comments by total video views, then multiply by 100. Add the counts across your video sample before dividing. This produces a view-weighted rate, rather than giving every video equal influence. For a follower-based calculation, divide average likes plus average comments by followers and multiply by 100.

### Is 10% engagement rate on TikTok good?

Yes, 10% per view is above every follower-tier benchmark; all TikTok medians sit below 10%. A 10% per-view result also clears Ganicly's above-benchmark threshold in every tier. A 10% rate per follower is a different measure and has no matching benchmark here.

### What is the average engagement rate on TikTok?

The reference is a median per-view rate: 8.1% under 10,000 followers, 8.0% from 10,000 to 50,000, 7.4% from 50,000 to 1 million, and 7.6% for 1 million or more. These figures count likes plus comments relative to views.

### Is 2.5% good?

At 2.5% per view, the rate is below every size benchmark. A rate of 2.5% per follower is a different measure, so these per-view benchmarks do not judge it. Ganicly labels that per-view result below for accounts under 1 million followers and under for accounts with 1 million or more.

### Why per view and not per follower?

Per view relates likes and comments to video plays; per follower relates average likes and comments to the profile's follower count. Ganicly uses views when at least 3 posts have view counts and otherwise falls back to followers. The benchmark table on this page applies to the view-based method.

### Does this TikTok engagement rate calculator include shares and saves?

No, this calculator does not include shares or saves. It uses public likes, comments and views, and also displays average likes and comments. That gives you a defined measure you can reproduce from the public counts without needing access to the account's private analytics.

### Can I calculate engagement rate for a private TikTok profile?

No, the calculator cannot calculate post-based engagement when the videos are private. A private profile provides profile counts only, so the engagement fields remain empty. To get a rate, the tool needs public posts with likes and comments, plus views for the view-based calculation.

### Does it need my TikTok password?

No, the calculator works from a public TikTok username without a password or login. It checks public profile and post data and never acts inside your account. Each check returns one result with its check time, rather than a history of your previous results.