Paste a playlist link. Get the total watch time, the average video length, and how long it takes at 1.25×, 1.5×, 1.75× and 2× — handy for courses, lecture series and binge plans.
YouTube shows how many videos a playlist has, not how long it takes to watch. The calculator adds up every video's duration and shows the time at faster playback speeds — useful for courses, lecture series and binge plans.
Most people watch tutorials faster than 1×. Divide by your usual speed to see how many sessions a course really takes.
"It's 40 videos, I'll finish this weekend."
"It's 11 hours at 1×, about 7 at 1.5× — three evenings."
If you publish a series, a clear total length in the playlist description helps viewers commit to watching it all.
A 60-video playlist with no description
"Complete course — 12 lessons, about 3 hours"
Rewrites are illustrative examples, not measured results.
Paste the playlist link above. It adds up the duration of every public video and shows the total, the average per video, and the time at 1.25×, 1.5×, 1.75× and 2×.
Yes, as long as you have the link. Private playlists can't be read.
Private and deleted videos still take a slot in the playlist but have no public duration, so they're left out and counted separately.
Yes, no sign-up, with an hourly limit per person.