Check reported likes, dislikes, and reaction ratios
Enter a public video URL to compare views, likes, and any reported dislikes. The ratio uses the returned reaction totals and is shown with its inputs so the calculation is transparent. It does not retrieve private analytics or restore values that are unavailable. Use authorized YouTube Studio data for internal analysis, and remember that reactions alone do not capture watch time, comments, survey feedback, or the reasons viewers responded.
A YouTube dislike checker summarizes reaction counts when the source provides them and calculates a like-to-dislike ratio from those values. Availability is not uniform: YouTube may limit public dislike data, and a missing count should not be interpreted as zero. The display is a snapshot of available metadata rather than a guaranteed real-time count or a complete measure of audience sentiment.