Compare YouTube video stats side by side.
Paste two public YouTube video URLs or IDs to compare views, likes, comments, duration and like-to-view rates using current public data.
Response rates are TubeStatPro calculations from currently public counts; they are not official YouTube rankings or historical performance measures.
How to compare two YouTube videos fairly
Enter a watch URL, short YouTube URL or 11-character video ID for each public video. The report places their published dates, view counts, likes, comments, duration and definition together. It also calculates likes divided by views. This is a snapshot of counts available when you run the comparison, not a record of how either video grew over time.
Read the numbers in context
- Views measure reach. An older video has had more time to accumulate views. Compare upload dates before treating a larger count as stronger performance.
- Likes and comments describe different actions. A discussion-heavy topic may collect comments while an instructional video receives fewer. Neither count reveals watch time or viewer satisfaction.
- Like-to-view rate is a derived ratio. Divide public likes by public views, then multiply by 100. It is useful for context when the audiences and ages are similar; it is not an official YouTube engagement score.
For a fuller method, read our video comparison guide and the engagement rate guide. To summarize several uploads from one creator, use the channel audit tool.