The likes-to-followers ratio is calculated by dividing the total number of likes across analyzed posts by the account's follower count. We analyze up to 60 recent posts to determine the total likes and average likes per post. For a broader engagement analysis, see our
TikTok Engagement Rate Calculator. The ratio is rated as: Healthy (above 1.0) — the account receives more total likes than it has followers, indicating strong engagement. Moderate (0.5 to 1.0) — engagement is decent but has room for growth. Low (below 0.5) — engagement is significantly below the follower count, which may indicate disengaged followers or purchased followers. For a comprehensive account review, try our
TikTok Account Audit. Benchmarks are segmented by follower tier (Nano, Micro, Mid-tier, Macro, Mega) since smaller accounts typically have higher ratios due to more intimate audience connections.