YouTube Revenue Calculator

Choose the format (standard video or Shorts) and enter the view count matching your RPM along with a rate per 1,000 (your own RPM or another rate you use) to get an ESTIMATE of revenue: (views ÷ 1,000) × rate. The rate is never fetched automatically or invented by country or niche — you always enter it yourself. A single calculation covers both formats because the arithmetic is identical; the only thing that changes is which view count corresponds to each one, and the tool explains this instead of assuming they're always the same metric. It never queries YouTube and never promises a real amount paid by the platform.

Processed on your device, no AI

Enter the view count that matches exactly the RPM metric you're using — a Shorts view and a standard-video view aren't always counted the same way in YouTube Analytics.

This is an estimate based on the numbers you enter, never a real amount paid by YouTube. The rate is never invented or fetched automatically — you type it yourself. The chosen currency is only a label — this tool never converts currencies.

The data is processed on your device and is never sent to the server.

Use cases

How to use this tool

  1. Choose the format: standard video or Shorts
  2. Enter the views matching your RPM and the rate per 1,000
  3. Check the estimated revenue and the formula used

Frequently asked questions

Where does the rate per 1,000 come from?
You type it yourself — usually your own RPM. The tool never invents or auto-fetches a rate by country, niche, or date.
Why is there a format selector if the formula is the same?
Because the view count matching a Shorts RPM and a standard-video RPM aren't always measured the same way in YouTube Analytics; the selector only reminds you which views to enter — it doesn't change the calculation.
Is this the real amount YouTube will pay me?
No. It's always a rough estimate calculated from the data you enter, never a guarantee of real earnings.

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