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YouTube Shorts Revenue Calculator

Estimate Shorts revenue from views and RPM, including 100K, 1M and 10M view examples.

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Enter your views for an instant estimate. You can start with the default RPM assumptions. All amounts stay in Korean won (KRW).

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3M views · Enter the total views for one month.

RPM & categoryAssumed KRW 80–550

RPM is income per 1,000 views. Defaults are assumptions. Enter your YouTube Studio RPM in KRW for a more useful estimate.

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Example result

Estimated monthly income
KRW 240,000~KRW 1,650,000

Based on 3,000,000 monthly views

An estimate using assumed RPM, not actual income.

Daily averageKRW 8,000 ~ KRW 55,000
Annual projectionKRW 2,880,000 ~ KRW 19,800,000
Monthly views ÷ 1,000 × RPM
Reading the result A month is assumed to be 30 days. Actual RPM varies with audience location, ad demand, content and season. Annual amounts assume the same conditions for 12 months. Switching language does not convert currency.
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How much can 1 million Shorts views earn?

An exact calculation needs your actual RPM. At an assumed KRW 150 RPM, 1 million Shorts views gives about KRW 150,000; at KRW 80 or 550 RPM, about KRW 80,000 or 550,000. These are examples, not official rates guaranteed by YouTube.

Shorts viewsAssuming KRW 150 RPM
100,000 viewsAbout KRW 15,000
1 million viewsAbout KRW 150,000
10 million viewsAbout KRW 1,500,000
30 million viewsAbout KRW 4,500,000

Why do Shorts and long-form have different revenue structures?

YouTube pools revenue from ads between Shorts Feed videos, then allocates it using factors such as eligible views by country. Creators receive 45% of their allocation. This differs from Watch Page advertising on regular videos.

What happens to Shorts revenue when music is used?

YouTube accounts for music licensing costs when calculating the Shorts Creator Pool. The final allocated amount still uses a 45% creator revenue share regardless of music use. Check the official policy because details can change.

How to use the Shorts calculator effectively

For your own channel, enter actual Shorts RPM from YouTube Studio. For another channel, compare low and high assumptions rather than a fixed rate. If you know only the URL, use the YouTube Channel Analyzer to explore recent viewing trends first.

Official references

YouTube Help · Shorts monetization policiesYouTube Help · Understanding RPM

Last reviewed: September 29, 2026 · Results are estimates for reference.