Data is based on your new viewers across all devices in the last 90 days.

Videos growing your audience: Your audience’s online activity across your channel.

Post impressions: The number of times your post was shown to viewers.

Remixed: Your remix views, total remixes, and top remixed content.

Top videos/Shorts/posts: Your most popular videos, Shorts, and posts.

You can also use typical retention to compare your 10 latest videos of similar length.

Key moments for audience retention: How well different moments of your video held viewers' attention.

Key metrics card: A visual overview of your views, average view duration, impressions, impressions click-through rate, subscribers, likes, and shares.

How viewers found your content/videos/Shorts/live streams: How your viewers found your content within browse features, Shorts feed, suggested videos, YouTube search, external, channel pages, direct or unknown and others.

Impressions and how they led to watch time: The number of times a thumbnail was shown to viewers on YouTube (impressions), how frequently those thumbnails resulted in a view (click-through rate), and how those views ultimately led to watch time.

Views: The number of legitimate views on your content for videos, Shorts, and live streams.

You can view the following reach and engagement reports within the All, Videos, Shorts, Live, and Posts tabs: The Content tab gives you a summary of how your audience finds your content, what your audience is watching, and how they interact with your content. *At the video level, you’ll see key moments for audience retention and your Realtime report.

Stories: Your performance over the last 7 days from your latest Stories.

Realtime: Your performance over the last 48 hours or 60 minutes.

Your top content in this period: Your content ranked by views over the last 28 days.

At the video level, it’s a comparison of your video’s typical performance.

Typical performance: At the channel level, it’s a comparison of your channel’s typical performance.

These insights will explain why your views may be higher or lower than usual.

Note: You may see personalized overview reports that show comparisons to your typical performance.

The key metrics card shows your views, watch time, subscribers, and estimated revenue (If you’re in the YouTube Partner Program). The Overviewtab shows you a summary of how your channel and videos are performing.

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