AI video analyzer
TikTok video analyzer: find out why a video flopped
A TikTok video analyzer watches a video and tells you why it got the views it got. Viewlify's AI scores the hook, retention, visuals, clarity, sound and shareability from 0 to 10, compares the views to the account's usual, and gives you the exact fixes and better hooks for your next post.
Paste a TikTok link or upload a draft. Results in about 30 seconds.
What the analysis tells you
A score out of 100
Weighted on what matters most on TikTok: the hook and retention first.
6 axes, each explained
Hook, retention, visual, clarity, sound and shareability, with the moment of the video that justifies each score.
Views vs your usual
The video is judged against your own account's median, not against a generic benchmark.
Fixes and better hooks
Three concrete changes for the next video and three stronger openings for this one.
How it works
- 1Paste a TikTok link or upload a draftAny public video, yours or a creator you study. Or a file before you post it.
- 2The AI watches it in fullImages and sound, frame by frame, not just the caption or the transcript.
- 3Fix the next oneApply the fixes, try a better hook, and Viewlify checks your next video 48h after you post.
Example: a video at 32% of its usual views
This is what a Video check looks like (sample account). The verdict points at the moment the video lost people, not at vague advice.
Average
The advice is good but the opening hides it: viewers see a cabinet door for 2 seconds and swipe before the first mistake arrives.
412 views · usual for @glowwithmia: 1,3 k(32% of usual)
Score by axis
- Hook3/10
The first 2 seconds show you opening a cabinet with no text on screen, so nothing tells a scroller what the video is about.
- Retention5/10
Mistake #1 lands at 0:06, but mistakes #2 and #3 are explained at the same slow pace, with no new visual to reset attention.
- Visual7/10
Good natural light and tight framing on the products, readable on a phone.
- Clarity6/10
The list format is clear once it starts, but the payoff (what to do instead) is only said, never shown.
- Sound5/10
Your voice is clear, the trending sound underneath fights with it at 0:10.
- Shareability4/10
Useful, but there is no line that makes someone tag a friend or save it for later.
What held it back
- Silent, text-free opening: put 'You are aging your skin with this' on screen in the first frame.
- Same pacing for all 3 mistakes: cut each explanation to one sentence plus a close-up.
- The fix is never shown on camera, so the video feels unfinished.
Keep this
- The list format, it suits your audience.
- The product close-ups, they look premium and readable.
Fixes for the next one
- 1
Open on the worst mistake with bold text over your face.
Leading with the payoff keeps the viewers who care past 2 seconds.
- 2
Show the right way next to the wrong way for each mistake.
Visual contrast is what makes beauty tips saved and shared.
- 3
End on 'Save this before your next routine'.
A save prompt lifts saves, one of the strongest signals for reach.
Stronger hooks to try
- Stop doing this to your skin at night.
- The skincare mistake I see on everyone over 25.
- Your moisturizer is not the problem. This is.
Frequently asked questions
How does the TikTok video analyzer work?
Paste the link of a TikTok (yours or anyone's public video). The AI watches it in full, images and sound, then scores six things from 0 to 10: the hook, retention, visuals, clarity, sound and shareability. You get a score out of 100, what held the video back, what to keep, three concrete fixes and three stronger hooks to try.
Is it compared to my own account?
Yes, and that is the difference with a generic score. Viewlify compares the video's views to the account's usual views (the median of its recent videos), so a 2,000 view video reads as a flop on an account that usually does 10,000, and as a win on one that usually does 400.
Can it analyze a video before I post it?
Yes. Upload the draft (MP4, MOV or WebM, up to about 3 minutes) and you get the same scores and fixes before it goes live. The file is analyzed and never published or kept.
Why did my TikTok flop?
Almost always one of two things: the first 2 seconds did not stop the scroll (a hook problem), or people left in the middle (a retention problem). The analyzer points at the exact moment, for example 'the payoff only lands at 0:09', so you know which one to fix.
How much does it cost?
Video checks are part of the paid plans: Creator includes 30 AI video analyses a month for $29/month, with a 14-day trial you can cancel anytime. The same plan includes full profile analyses, growth tracking and 48h check-in emails on every new video.