YouTube Playlist Analyzer

A playlist analyzer adds up a playlist's public numbers so you can judge it as a whole: total and median length, combined views, likes and comments, and the engagement rate across every playable video.

It then ranks the top videos by views, likes, comments or engagement, shows how many videos and views each contributing channel brings, and groups the videos by the year they were uploaded. That makes it useful for comparing two courses on the same subject, checking whether a tutorial series is out of date, or seeing which episodes of your own series did best. Deleted and private videos are counted separately so they don't distort the averages.

The totals cover every playable video: combined length, views, likes and comments, the average and median video length, and the overall engagement rate, which is likes plus comments divided by views. Deleted and private videos are counted separately and left out of the numbers.

For playlists built from several channels, the channel breakdown shows who contributed how many videos, how much watch time and how many views. The upload-year table shows how old the material is, which matters for courses and tutorials.