CTR Calculator
Calculate click-through rate from impressions and clicks for ads, emails, search results, and campaign reports.
How to use it
Enter the number of impressions for the ad, email, search result, or campaign.
Enter the number of clicks from the same period and source.
Review the click-through rate percentage.
Compare CTR with CPC, conversion rate, CAC, and ROAS before changing budget or creative.
FAQ
What is CTR?
CTR means click-through rate. It shows the percentage of impressions that turned into clicks.
How do you calculate CTR?
Divide clicks by impressions, then multiply by 100 to get the click-through rate percentage.
Is CTR the same as conversion rate?
No. CTR measures clicks after impressions, while conversion rate measures actions after visits or sessions.
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