Free YouTube Tool · by Mana Studio

YouTube Shorts Earnings Calculator

Estimate YouTube Shorts earnings from the Shorts ad-revenue pool.

Shorts RPM is far lower than long-form — it's typically a few cents per 1,000 views from the Shorts ad-revenue pool. Adjust the range to match your own analytics.

The YouTube Shorts Earnings Calculator estimates income from Shorts views. Shorts are paid from a shared ad-revenue pool, so their RPM is much lower than long-form video — usually only a few cents per 1,000 views.

Why use this tool

1

Shorts-specific RPM

Pre-set to the realistic low RPM range Shorts actually pay.

2

Monthly and yearly

Projects Shorts income per month and per year.

3

Fully adjustable

Override the RPM range with your real Shorts numbers.

How to use it

Step 1

Enter Shorts views

Add your total monthly Shorts views.

Step 2

Set the RPM range

Use the default Shorts RPM or your own figure.

Step 3

See the estimate

Get projected Shorts earnings monthly and yearly.

Frequently asked questions

Why do Shorts pay so little per view?+

Shorts revenue comes from a shared pool split across all creators, so per-view payouts are far lower than long-form ads.

What is a typical Shorts RPM?+

It is usually only a few cents per 1,000 views, varying by region and season.

Are Shorts worth making?+

Shorts earn little directly but are powerful for fast subscriber and channel growth.

Is the estimate exact?+

No. Only YouTube Studio shows real Shorts revenue — this is a grounded estimate.