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Video Diagnosis
CalculatorsEnter your video's insight numbers — we pinpoint the problem and what to fix
What does it mean?
Views alone say nothing — the ratios reveal what's broken. Watch-through tells you whether the hook and pace hold; saves and shares tell you whether the content is worth returning to or sending on; comments measure discussion. This tool computes your ratios from insight numbers, compares them to healthy ranges, and sorts them weakest-first — so you work on the biggest lever instead of guessing.
Open your video's insights in the app and copy the numbers here — we'll surface your weakest point and exactly what to fix.
Video numbers
Engagement
Video health score
46/100
Watch-through rate
30%
Engagement rate
3.5%
Needs work: 50 · Strong: 80
Your numbers vs. the healthy range:
Sorted weakest first — start at the top.
Your plan — in priority order:
People leave early — fix the hook and pace
Most viewers didn't finish a third of the video. Usually two causes: the hook promised nothing worth waiting for, or the opening drags. Start with your strongest shot or lead with the result, cut the intro, and shorten the video to a length you can fill with continuous value.
Not shared — make it worth sending
Shares are the strongest free growth. People send what expresses them or helps someone they know. Name the recipient in the video ("send this to the friend who…") or deliver a surprising/useful fact they'll want to pass on.
Not save-worthy — add reference value
Saves come when content is useful later. Turn the idea into numbered steps, a checklist, or numbers they'll want at execution time, and say plainly "save this so it's there when you need it."
Mid comment rate
There's some discussion but it's light. Reply to the first 10 comments quickly — replies noticeably drive new comments.
Decent engagement — room to lift
You're in the normal range. Try moving the call to action (mid-video instead of the end) and compare — it usually lifts engagement without costing watch time.
Ranges are indicative and vary by platform and niche — what matters most is your trend over time, and comparing your video to your own videos.