TikTok completion rate calculator

Full watches ÷ views, checked against your video length.

Quick answer

Completion rate = full watches ÷ views × 100. Above 60% is good. A 15-second video is usually around 73%, a 60-second one around 38%.

Start from an example:

Video numbers

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Views x Watched full video % in TikTok Analytics.
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Benchmarks are directional estimates by length from TTCalculator; only you can see real completion data in your analytics.

How completion rate works

  • The formula

    full watches ÷ views × 100

    A view counts as complete when the progress bar reaches the end. TikTok shows this as Watched full video in each video’s analytics.

  • Benchmark by length

    7 s ≈ 89% · 15 s ≈ 73% · 30 s ≈ 55% · 60 s ≈ 38% · 3 min ≈ 17%

    Longer videos finish less often. The tool blends these estimates for your exact length, so compare like with like.

  • Overall bands

    80% or more is excellent, 60–80% good, 40–60% average and under 40% weak. These bands assume a mix of lengths.

Frequently asked questions

What is a good completion rate on TikTok?

Above 60% is good in general. For a 15-second video aim for about 73%; for a 60-second video about 38% is typical.

Where do I find my full watches?

TikTok Analytics shows Watched full video as a percentage. Multiply it by views to get the number of full watches.

Do long videos get punished for low completion?

Not always. A long video can still do well on total watch time even if fewer people finish it.