TikTok Analytics

TikTok Analytics shows daily activity for the tracks in your catalog that are used in TikTok videos — video creations, views, and engagement — across your entire catalog. Daily activity counts are provided by TikTok and may vary from the numbers on your final royalty reports.

TikTok previously paid royalties based on video creation, but now calculates them based on video views. Views are split into two sources:

• Audio Library — your music was used from TikTok's in-app library.
• Fingerprint (UGC) — your music was detected in a creator's video through TikTok's audio fingerprinting.

Opening TikTok Analytics

From the top navigation bar, go to Analytics ► TikTok. Use the Date Range picker at the top of the page — pick a preset (Last 7 Days, Last 30 Days, Last 3 Months, Last 365 Days) or set custom dates — then click Apply to update the page.

Views

The Views graph plots your daily views across the selected date range, with the total shown above the chart. Each day's bar is split by source — Audio Library and Fingerprint (UGC) — using the colors in the legend below the chart. Hover over any bar to see the exact breakdown for that day.

Engagement

The Engagement section summarizes how people interacted with your music across the selected period. Each tile shows a total: Video Creations, Favorites, Shares, Likes, and Comments. Click a tile to chart that activity over time — the selected tile is highlighted and the graph below updates to match.

Artist, Track, and Territory

Below Engagement, three panels break your TikTok activity down by Artist, Track, and Territory. Each panel shows a running Total, a search box to find a specific entry, and a sort control to reorder the list. Every row lists its Views and Video Creations, and you can page through the results with the controls beneath each list.

The Territory panel works the same way, listing your activity by country.

Good to know

The numbers here are daily estimates provided by TikTok and can differ from the figures on your final royalty reports, which are the numbers used for payment. Because TikTok now pays on views rather than creations, the Views section is the best place to gauge how your catalog is performing.