Click-Through Rate Calculator

Calculate CTR from clicks and impressions, find total clicks from a target rate, or determine how many impressions you need. Works for Google Ads, email campaigns, social media, and SEO.

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Three Calculation Modes

Calculate CTR from clicks and impressions, find total clicks from a CTR and impression count, or determine impressions needed to hit a click goal. Covers every planning scenario.

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Channel Benchmarks

Compare your CTR against real-world averages for Google Ads Search, Display, Facebook Ads, email marketing, organic SEO, and social media to see where you stand.

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All calculations run entirely in your browser. No campaign data is sent to any server. Your ad performance metrics stay completely private.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is CTR (Click-Through Rate)?
CTR stands for Click-Through Rate. It is a percentage that shows how often people click on a link or ad after seeing it. The formula is: CTR = (Total Clicks / Total Impressions) x 100. For example, if your ad appears 10,000 times and 250 people click it, your CTR is 2.5%. CTR is used in paid advertising, email marketing, organic search, and social media to measure how compelling your content or ad copy is.
What is a good CTR for Google Ads?
A good CTR varies by channel. For Google Ads Search, the industry average is around 3-5% and top performers hit 10-15%+. For Google Display Ads, even 0.35-0.5% is considered strong. Email marketing averages 2-5% CTR. Organic search CTR depends on position: the #1 result averages around 28%, while positions 2-3 average 15% and 11% respectively. Always benchmark against your specific channel and industry.
What is the difference between CTR and conversion rate?
CTR measures the percentage of people who click your ad or link out of everyone who saw it. Conversion rate measures the percentage of those who clicked and then completed a goal (purchase, form submission, signup). A high CTR means your headline or ad is compelling. A high conversion rate means your landing page and offer are effective. You want both to be high for the best return on ad spend.
How can I improve my CTR?
To improve CTR: write compelling, benefit-driven headlines that directly address user intent; use numbers and specific claims in titles; add strong calls to action; use Google Ads extensions (sitelinks, callouts, structured snippets); write email subject lines that create curiosity or urgency; test different copy variations with A/B testing; match ad messaging to landing page content; and use rich snippets (schema markup) in organic search to make your listing stand out.
How does this CTR calculator work?
This calculator runs entirely in your browser with no server requests. Select a calculation mode (CTR from clicks and impressions, clicks from CTR and impressions, or impressions from CTR and clicks), enter the known values, and click Calculate CTR. You get instant results including a channel benchmark comparison, additional metrics like impressions per click, and a projection table. Your data never leaves your browser.