TikTok Reach Drop Checker Did your views really drop?
Type the views of your last few videos. We compare your 3 newest with your usual — the middle value of the older ones — and show how big the drop is on the same 0–100 scale our app uses. No login, nothing sent anywhere.
Updated October 8, 2026
Illustrative numbers. Your result uses the views you type in.
How do your newest videos compare?
Open TikTok, go to your profile and copy the view counts of your last 10 videos, newest first.
Four steps, nothing hidden.
This is our own formula. It uses only the numbers you type in, so you can check every step by hand.
Your Newest 3
We take the median (middle value) of the views of your 3 newest videos.
Your Usual
We take the median of all your older videos. One viral video or one flop barely moves it.
The Drop
Drop % = 1 − newest ÷ usual. If your newest videos do better than usual, the drop is 0.
The Score
The score is simply the drop in percent, from 0 to 100, placed on the same risk bands our app uses.
0–30 normal ups and downs · 31–60 medium · 61–85 high · 86–100 views almost gone. We also show how much your older videos already swing around their middle value, so you can see if a drop is unusual for you.
What this can’t tell you.
A view count shows that something changed — not why.
It Can’t See TikTok’s Decisions
Only TikTok knows whether a video was kept out of the For You feed. TikTok says this shows in the video’s analytics, and strikes show in Account status.
Check your Account status →It Can’t Allow for Video Age
A video posted this morning hasn’t finished collecting views. Leave very new videos out, or let the real check adjust for age.
Run the real check →It Can’t Tell a Weak Video From a Limit
Views also fall when a topic lands less well. Compare likes and comments per view to tell the two apart.
Try the engagement calculator →Questions, answered.
What creators ask when their views suddenly fall.
How do I know if my TikTok views really dropped?
Compare your newest videos with your own usual, not with one viral hit or one flop. This tool takes the middle value (median) of your older videos as “your usual” and compares the median of your 3 newest with it. A drop of 30% or less is within normal ups and downs on our scale; bigger drops are worth a closer look.
Does a big drop mean I’m shadowbanned?
“Shadowban” isn’t a TikTok term. What TikTok does describe is For You feed ineligibility: a video can stay up but not be recommended. TikTok also says that a video not getting many views doesn’t necessarily mean it broke a rule. A drop tells you something changed — check each video’s analytics and your Account status to see whether TikTok marked anything. Read our shadowban guide for the full picture.
Why use the median instead of the average?
One viral video can pull an average way up and make every normal video look like a drop. The median is the middle value, so a single outlier barely moves it. Our app uses the same idea.
How many videos should I enter?
At least 4 (3 newest plus 1 to compare with). 8–10 gives a much steadier picture. Leave out videos posted in the last day or so — they are still collecting views and would look like a drop. The full check on /check allows for video age automatically.
Is this the same as the Shadowban Checker score?
No — it’s the views part only, done by hand. The real check reads your own numbers through TikTok’s official login, allows for how new each video is, measures how much your views normally swing, and adds other warning signs such as likes and comments per view holding while views fall. See our methodology.
Ready to see what’s happening to your views?
Run your first check free on the web, or get the iOS app to check from your phone. Both use TikTok’s official login and can only read your public numbers. We never ask for your password.
iOS 15+ · Free to download · Web app works in any browser
Sources
- TikTok Community Guidelines — For You feed Eligibility Standards
- TikTok Community Guidelines — Enforcement (notice, analytics and appeals)
- TikTok Newsroom — Supporting creators with an updated account enforcement system
- TikTok Creator Academy — Why a video isn’t recommended
- TikTok Newsroom — How TikTok recommends videos #ForYou
Every factual claim above is drawn from these primary sources. Where TikTok has no official statement, the text says so and stays hedged.