Track hashtag views
Compare recorded view counts across snapshots. Look at the added views as well as the percentage change.
WEEKLY SNAPSHOTS. A CLEARER PICTURE.
See how hashtag views and video counts change over time.
Compare weekly snapshots and put growth into context.
A LOOK AT WEEKLY TRACKING
| Snapshot | Total views | Videos | Views / video | Views growth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Week 4 Latest | 1,540,000 | 1,400 | 1,100 | +10% |
| Week 3 | 1,400,000 | 1,250 | 1,120 | +25% |
| Week 2 | 1,120,000 | 1,100 | 1,018 | +12% |
| Week 1 | 1,000,000 | 1,000 | 1,000 | — |
Preview of historical reporting. Detailed history is planned for paid accounts; public hashtag pages show current statistics.
Use a TikTok hashtag tracker to compare activity across dates,
rather than judging every tag by its lifetime views.
Compare recorded view counts across snapshots. Look at the added views as well as the percentage change.
See how many more videos use a hashtag between collection dates. This measures posting activity, not unique creators.
Watch how average views per video change as new videos appear. An increasing total can still have a falling average.
Search by hashtag name and open its public statistics page.
Review the latest update and the dates used for a growth comparison.
Explore available growth rankings and check the underlying tag size.
FIND THE TAGS PICKING UP PACE
Compare the top 100 tags by growth in views, videos or views per video. Choose a minimum video count to focus on tags of a useful size.
Open the growth ranking →HOW HASHTAG TRACKING WORKS
Hashtag Sonar is built around a weekly collection schedule. Each saved snapshot records a tag's views and video count, with views per video calculated from those totals.
Growth is the difference between two snapshots divided by the earlier value. A 28-day comparison needs records covering that interval. Missing history is not treated as zero growth.
See the TikTok hashtag research tool →A hashtag tracker compares statistics for the same tag over time. Hashtag Sonar uses saved snapshots of views and video counts to calculate changes and average views per video. It tracks hashtag-level activity, not the performance of your personal account.
Our collection schedule is weekly. The update date on each tag page tells you how recent its statistics are. This is periodic tracking rather than a live counter or real-time alert service.
You can search tags, view public current statistics and explore available growth rankings without an account. Detailed historical reports are planned for paid accounts. The history panel on this page is a labeled demo.
The growth ranking supports these periods when matching snapshots are available. It shows the dates used for each comparison. If there is not enough history for a period, the comparison remains unavailable.
The video count may grow faster than total views. For example, in our demo the last week adds 10% more views but 12% more videos, so the average falls from 1,120 to 1,100 views per video. Neither measure predicts what your own video will achieve.
Automatic alerts and personal watchlists are not available yet. You can search for a tag, open its public page and bookmark that page in your browser to revisit its statistics.
Tracking focuses on how one tag changes across time. Research helps you find and compare tags for a video. Use the research tool to shortlist relevant names, then look at available growth information to add context.
Find a tag, check its statistics and explore what is changing.