Find how many watch hours your video gets from a number of views, or how many views you need to reach 4,000 hours. Set your own video length in minutes.
Enter your video length in minutes, the average percentage of the video people watch and the number of views. The calculator shows your total watch time in hours. You can also switch to the second option to find how many views you need for a target such as 4,000 hours.
Watch time in hours = views × video length × (average percent watched ÷ 100) ÷ 60. For example, 10,000 views on an 8 minute video with 40 percent watched gives about 533 hours.
Open YouTube Studio, go to Analytics and then Engagement. The card named Average percentage viewed shows the number for your video or channel.
Yes. Enter how many videos you have. The tool assumes every video has the same length and the same number of views, so the answer is an estimate.
Watch hours are only one condition. YouTube also asks for a minimum number of subscribers and has different rules by country and program, so check your eligibility in YouTube Studio.
Yes. The table shows the result at 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 and 70 percent so you can see how better retention changes your watch time.
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