Analyze

TikTok video analyzer

A TikTok video analyzer that judges a video against its own account: how far it beat the usual views, which rates drove it, the hook, the beats and what the comments say. Reels and Shorts too.

Open it in the web app

Paste a link and the report runs in your browser.

A TikTok, Reel or Short link
An account link
An @name, with the platform picked

Analyze a video

A drawn copy of the app's report screen with example numbers: a score of 82 is five times the account's usual views. A real report replaces it before this page is listed.

One step of what UGCLive's AI does

1AnalyzeWhy any video or account works
2WriteYour version, scripted
3EditAI makes the first cut
4GrowTest hooks, learn, scale

Then back to Analyze, with your own results.

How is the score worked out?

A video is judged against its own account: its views divided by the median of the account's recent videos.

Score for each multiple of the account's usual views

Score for each multiple of the account's usual views
0.1× the usual	0
0.5× the usual	22
1× the usual	40
2× the usual	58
3× the usual	69
5× the usual	82
10× the usual	100

Worked out with the analyzer's own formula, 40 + 60 × log10(multiple), kept between 0 and 100, October 16, 2026. With fewer than 3 other recent videos, views per follower stand in; under 72 hours old, the score is provisional.

What's in a video report?

The numbers are worked out in code. The AI writes about them and quotes comments word for word.

ScoreAgainst the account's median views.
RatesLikes, comments, shares and saves per view, next to the account's usual.
Why it performedEach reason tied to a number.
The hookThe opening line, its style and a verdict.
BeatsThe video's structure, part by part.
CommentsThemes, with short quotes copied exactly.

What does an account report cover?

Paste an account link or an @name instead of a video.

The account

Yes: Its niche and audience
Yes: Strengths and weaknesses
Yes: Content pillars

What to do next

Yes: Videos at 3× its median views or more, and why
Yes: Posts per week and the best days by median views
Yes: 8 video ideas, each with a hook

Which numbers does each platform give?

The report uses only what the platform shows publicly, and says when a number is missing.

TikTok
- Yes: Views, likes, comments
- Yes: Shares and saves
Instagram Reels
- Yes: Views, likes, comments
- No: No shares or saves
YouTube Shorts
- Yes: Views, likes, comments
- No: No shares or saves

The public numbers the analyzer reads for each platform, October 16, 2026.

Everything in the Analyze pillar

FAQ

TikTok video analyzer questions

Is there a free TikTok video analyzer?

Yes, with a free account: 1 analysis a month, on the web or in the UGCLive iPhone app. Pro gets 50 and Studio 150.

Do I have to connect my TikTok account?

No. It reads public numbers, so it works on anyone's public video or account, including yours. Private videos can't be analyzed.

What does the score mean?

How far the video beat its own account's usual views: 40 is a normal video for that account, about 58 is twice the usual and 100 is ten times or more.

Why are there no shares on Instagram?

Instagram and YouTube don't show shares or saves publicly, so the report leaves them out and says so instead of guessing.

How fresh are the numbers?

They're fetched when you ask. A report on the same video or account made in the last 6 hours is reused.

Does the AI make up numbers?

No. Views, rates and the score are worked out in code first; the AI is told to cite those numbers and quote comments exactly.

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How we made this page

The score chart is the analyzer's own formula worked out for each multiple. The report's parts and the platforms' numbers are read from the analyzer's code (backend services/analysis) on October 16, 2026. We haven't run a paid analysis for this page; a sample report from a real public video goes here before the page is listed.

Updated October 17, 2026 by the UGCLive team.