Get analytics for your playlists and groups of videos

You can easily access the analytics of your playlists or group your videos to look at their data together.

Playlists

You can use playlists to organize your content. They allow you to group videos together and easily access your analytics all in one place. For each of your playlists, you can access the Overview, Content, Audience, and Revenue tab to find insights aggregated together for all your videos in the playlist. Learn how to create your playlist.

Access your playlist analytics

To view the analytics of a playlist:

1. Sign in to YouTube Studio.
   • Or, open the YouTube Studio app .
2. From the left menu, select Content .
3. Select the Playlists tab.
4. Next to the playlist title or description you want to view, select Analytics .

To compare the analytics of multiple playlists:

1. Sign in to YouTube Studio.
   • Or, open the YouTube Studio app .
2. From the left menu, select Analytics .
3. Select the Content tab Playlists.
   • Note: By default, you’ll see the top 5 playlists in the last 28 days.
4. You can compare the multiple playlists or click on an individual playlist you want to view.

How does playlist analytics work

Playlist analytics uses video group reporting to show aggregated analytics for all videos in a playlist. For each of your playlists, you can access the Overview, Content, Audience, and Revenue tab to find insights aggregated together for all your videos in the playlist. Additionally, there are metrics to help you understand viewer behavior within each playlist. Learn more about playlist metrics.

Excluded videos from playlist analytics

Several metrics in your playlist analytics do not include videos owned by other channels. These metrics aggregate all viewer activity on a video, regardless of whether it is watched in the playlist or elsewhere on YouTube. For example, Total views, Audience, and Revenue insights do not include videos from other channels.

Other metrics such as views from playlist, playlist watch time, and playlist average duration include videos from other channels. These metrics only reflect viewer activity in the context of your playlist.

Remember that you can manage the videos in your playlists directly within YouTube Studio. Learn how to manage your playlist.

Groups

Groups are a customizable collection of up to 500 of your videos. You can arrange similar pieces of content together and see their data in one place with groups.

Create groups

1. Sign in to YouTube Studio.
2. From the left menu, select Analytics.
3. Click ADVANCED MODE or SEE MORE to view the expanded analytics report.
4. In the top left, click your channel name in the search bar.
5. Select the Groups tab, then select Create group.
6. Enter a name for your group, select videos, and Save.

Manage groups

1. Sign in to YouTube Studio.
2. From the left menu, select Analytics.
3. Click ADVANCED MODE or SEE MORE to view the expanded analytics report.
4. In the top left, click your channel name in the search bar.
5. Select the Groups tab, then choose a group.
6. You can edit , delete , and download  data for your groups.