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TikTok profile analyzer

Enter a public TikTok username and get a clear read of the account: how often it posts, which videos did best, how engaged its audience is and which formats repeat.

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Analyze this public TikTok profile from its recent posts: posting cadence, top videos by views and engagement, average engagement rate, and the formats and hooks that perform best: @duolingo
TikTok profile · @duolingo, 18.2M followers
Recent videos · 12 videos, Oct 2 to 12, 2026

Duolingo posts more than once a day on TikTok, and its top recent video passed 5.5M plays.

Followers
18.2M
Videos per week
8.4
Median plays
420K
Top video
5.5M
  • 4 of the 12 videos are a LE SSERAFIM collaboration, with a median of 441K plays.
  • The three most played videos run 7 to 17 seconds.
  • Likes, comments and shares add up to 14.9% of plays on average.

What is a TikTok profile analyzer?

A TikTok profile analyzer reads a public account and its recent videos and turns them into numbers you can act on. Instead of scrolling a grid and guessing, you get the posting cadence, the videos that performed best, the average engagement rate and the content formats the account relies on. It answers a simple question: what is working for this account, and how often.

Engagement rate is the core metric. It is usually calculated as likes, comments and shares divided by views for each video, then averaged. Views alone can mislead, because one viral video can hide a weak month. Comparing each video against the account's own average shows which posts truly broke out and which ones followed a single spike.

Endless reads the public profile and its recent posts, runs the maths in code and writes up the findings in a chat. You can ask follow-ups like comparing two creators, charting views over time or drafting video ideas based on the formats that win. Nothing comes from a private dashboard. The analysis is built only from what the account shows publicly.

How it works

  1. 01

    Enter the username

    Type a public TikTok username or paste the profile link into the box above.

  2. 02

    Sign in and the prompt is ready

    Create a free Endless account or sign in. You land in your workspace chat with an analysis prompt already written for that profile, and the agent starts reading.

  3. 03

    Review the analysis and ask follow-ups

    You get cadence, top videos, engagement rate and the formats that perform. Ask for a comparison, a chart, a report or video ideas in the same chat.

What people use it for

  1. 01

    Vet a creator before a partnership

    Before you pay for a sponsored post, check whether the creator's views are steady or driven by one viral video. Look at engagement rate across recent posts, how often they publish and whether their audience comments or only watches. You get numbers to bring to the negotiation in a few minutes.

  2. 02

    Benchmark competitors

    Analyze three competitor accounts and compare their cadence, average engagement and top formats side by side. You see who posts more, who earns more attention per video and which content types they keep returning to, so your plan is based on what the category responds to.

  3. 03

    Audit your own account

    Run the analysis on your own profile to see which videos beat your average and which fell short. The agent can group posts by format, length or topic and point out what the winners share, so your next batch of videos builds on evidence rather than memory.

  4. 04

    Find formats worth testing

    Ask which formats carry an account: talking head, tutorials, skits, slideshows or trend reuses. Seeing the mix next to the engagement numbers shows which ones are worth testing in your own content and which ones the creator posts mostly for volume.

  5. 05

    Prepare a client report

    Agencies can turn a profile analysis into a client-ready summary in the same chat. Ask the agent to write a short document with the key numbers, the top videos and three recommendations, then share it with your workspace team for review before it goes out.

  6. 06

    Check an account every week

    Set the same analysis up as a scheduled task so it runs weekly on the latest public posts. Comparing one week with the next shows whether a creator or competitor is posting more, changing formats or losing engagement, without anyone having to remember to check.

Frequently asked questions

  • How is TikTok engagement rate calculated?

    A common formula is likes plus comments plus shares, divided by views, multiplied by 100. Some tools divide by followers instead, which gives lower numbers for accounts with many inactive followers. Endless calculates engagement per video from the public counts and averages it across recent posts, and it tells you which formula it used so you can compare like with like.

  • Is the TikTok profile analyzer free?

    You can start free. Create a free Endless account and the Free plan gives your workspace 100 credits when you create it, plus 50 credits every week. Each profile analysis spends credits from that balance, so you can analyze TikTok accounts on the Free plan while you have credits. Paid plans add more.

  • How much does it cost to analyze a TikTok profile?

    Each analysis spends credits from your workspace balance. Reading more posts costs more than reading a few, so a quick check of recent videos uses fewer credits than a deep review. The Free plan includes 100 credits when you create a workspace and 50 every week, and paid plans add more for teams that run analyses often.

  • Can it analyze private TikTok accounts?

    No. Endless reads public TikTok profiles and public videos only. It never asks for your TikTok password and cannot see private accounts, drafts or a creator's own analytics dashboard. It also cannot list an account's followers. Everything in the analysis comes from what anyone can see on the public profile.

  • What is the best TikTok profile analyzer?

    A good analyzer shows engagement per video, not only follower counts, explains how it calculates its numbers and lets you compare accounts. It should also help you decide what to do next. Endless does the maths in code from public data, shows its method, and lets you ask for comparisons, reports or video ideas in the same chat, then share them with your team.

  • Can I compare two TikTok accounts?

    Yes. Give the agent two or more usernames in the chat and ask for a side-by-side comparison of cadence, engagement rate and top formats. Each extra profile is another lookup, so it spends more credits, but the comparison arrives in one answer you can share with your team.

  • Does it show follower growth over time?

    Endless reads the current public follower count, not a history of past counts. To see growth, set the analysis up as a scheduled task that runs weekly and compare the results week by week. It cannot list who followed or unfollowed an account.

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