TikTok account analyzer: check any account’s stats
Paste a TikTok @handle and see its follower count, total likes and videos, then the views, likes, comments, shares and engagement rate on its last 30 posts. The median tells you what a normal post does, not just the viral one.
We ran the free check on Duolingo’s TikTok account. It read the profile and the 29 posts it published between 4 September and 7 October 2026.
18.2Mfollowers (18,208,870)
550,100median views per post, across 29 posts
13.9%median engagement rate per post
6posts a week over those 33 days
Views on each of the last 29 posts
Post viewsBiggest postFashion-collection postsMedian
Source: TokConnect’s free account analyzer, @duolingo, read 8 October 2026. Counts as TikTok shows them. Snapshot
The median beats the average
The average was 832,776 views, 51% above the median. One post with 4.0 million views on 25 September pulled it up. Plan around 550,100: that is what a typical Duolingo post earned.
Engagement ranged eightfold
Per-post engagement ran from 3.2% to 26.4%. The three lowest, 3.2% to 4.0%, were the fashion-collection posts of 9 and 10 September. Sort by engagement rate and patterns like this show up fast.
Reach versus audience size
The median post reached views equal to 3.0% of the follower count. Use that ratio to compare accounts of different sizes, alongside followers and likes.
See the five most-viewed posts as a table
The five most-viewed @duolingo posts among the last 29, read 8 October 2026
Posted
Views
Likes
Comments
Shares
Engagement
25 Sep
4,000,000
506,800
10,300
37,700
13.9%
18 Sep
2,000,000
278,200
7,497
181,100
23.3%
9 Sep
2,000,000
236,100
7,798
51,800
14.8%
4 Sep
1,900,000
233,800
5,231
19,800
13.6%
17 Sep
1,400,000
318,800
6,385
28,500
25.3%
Reading the numbers
How to read a TikTok account’s stats
Followers, likes and videos are lifetime totals from the profile. They tell you size, not how the account is doing now.
Median views is the middle post of the last 30. It is the fairest single number for current reach.
Engagement rate here is (likes + comments + shares) ÷ views for each post, so a small account and a big one compare fairly. Some tools divide by followers instead; the engagement rate calculator shows both.
Posts per week comes from the dates of the posts read. A steady pace with a steady median is a healthy account.
TikTok rounds post counts above about 100,000 in what it shows the public, so a video can read 1,100,000 instead of its exact count.
Account checker, honestly
What you will and won’t see
The analyzer reads what TikTok shows anyone who opens the profile. The account owner sees more in TikTok Studio.
Data
In this check
Follower count, following, total likes, videos
Yes
Views, likes, comments, shares and saves on recent posts
Yes, last 30
Engagement rate and median views
Yes, worked out per post
Follower growth over time
No. TikTok shows the current count only
Audience age, gender or country
No. Only the owner sees it
Private accounts’ posts
No. Counts only
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Who uses a TikTok account checker
Agencies
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Check your own pace
Run your handle, then sort by engagement. Your top five posts are the brief for your next five. More in the TikTok follower count guide.
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Questions about TikTok account stats
How is the engagement rate calculated?
For each post: likes plus comments plus shares, divided by views. The headline figure is the median across the posts checked, so one viral video doesn’t skew it. Saves are shown but left out of the rate. Some calculators divide by followers instead; the engagement rate calculator guide shows both.
Can I check a private account?
You see the public counts: followers, following, total likes and number of videos. A private account’s posts aren’t visible to outside viewers, so there is no per-post view.
Why do some numbers look rounded?
TikTok rounds post counts above about 100,000 in what it shows the public, so a video with 1,103,422 views can appear as 1,100,000. The checker shows the figure TikTok gives.
Does it show follower growth or audience demographics?
No. TikTok shows outside viewers the current follower count only, with no history and no audience breakdown. The account owner sees those in TikTok Studio. Check the same account again later to compare.
