This YouTube Money Calculators give you a quick look at how much you might earn from YouTube based on the views you enter below. It uses a general RPM (Revenue Per Mille) range and lets you tweak a few key settings like viewer location and channel type to get a more personalized estimate. Keep in mind, though – these numbers are just ballpark figures. Actual YouTube earnings can vary a lot depending on things like engagement, content length, ad types, and seasonality.
Regular YouTube Videos Revenue Calculator
Estimate how much money your regular YouTube videos could earn. Just add your views, CPM, and pick your niche and audience location – and you’ll see daily, monthly, and yearly income estimates in seconds.
YouTube Money Calculator 💰
YouTube Shorts Views to Money Calculator
Trying to figure out how much you can make from YouTube Shorts? This calculator is made for that. Plug in your Shorts views, CPM, and content type, and get a clear estimate of what those fast views could turn into.
YouTube Shorts Money Calculator 🎬
Here’s how it works:
- Enter how many views you get per day.
- Add your average CPM (cost per 1,000 views). If you don’t know it, start with something like $3-5 for regular videos or $0.03-0.08 for Shorts.
- Pick the region most of your viewers are from - ad rates are higher in places like the US or UK.
- Choose your channel category (tech, gaming, finance, etc.). Different niches get different ad rates.
- Hit "Calculate" - and boom, you’ll see your estimated daily, monthly, and yearly YouTube earnings.
This tool works for both long-form videos and Shorts, so whether you’re uploading 10-minute explainers or quick viral clips, it gives you a snapshot of what your views could turn into.
One thing to keep in mind: This is just a tool for rough estimates. Actual YouTube revenue depends on tons of things like watch time, ad types, viewer devices, and even the time of year. So don’t treat this as guaranteed income - treat it as a helpful way to plan ahead or stay motivated.