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CTR Calculator

Calculate click-through rate from impressions and clicks, and model how CTR gains lift traffic. Handy for SERP and ad performance analysis.

Enter impressions and clicks to calculate your CTR.

Click-through rate (CTR) is one of the clearest signals of how well your titles, snippets, and ad copy persuade people to click once they see you in search results. This free ctr calculator turns raw impressions and clicks into a clean percentage in real time, so you can benchmark pages, ad groups, and email campaigns without touching a spreadsheet.

Beyond the basic math, this ctr calculator models the upside of improvement: enter a target CTR and instantly see how many extra clicks the same impressions would generate. That makes it easy to build a business case for rewriting a meta description, testing a new headline, or chasing a featured snippet, because you can show the projected click lift before you commit the work.

Use it for organic search, Google Ads, social, or newsletters. Everything runs in your browser, nothing is stored, and you can copy a shareable summary in one click. When you are ready to track CTR across hundreds of keywords and locations automatically, start free with ProMapRanker.

FAQ

How is click-through rate calculated?

CTR is clicks divided by impressions, expressed as a percentage: (clicks / impressions) x 100. For example, 50 clicks from 2,000 impressions is a 2.5% CTR. This ctr calculator does that math instantly and also flags impossible inputs, like more clicks than impressions.

What is a good CTR?

It depends on channel and position. In organic search, the top result often sees 25-30%+, position five drops to low single digits, and page two is usually under 1%. Google Ads search campaigns commonly land around 3-6%. Treat these as rough benchmarks and compare each page against its own history rather than a universal number.

How do I use the target CTR projection?

Enter your current impressions and clicks, then type a realistic target CTR (for example, the rate you would expect after improving a title or moving up a position). The tool projects the clicks you would receive at that rate using the same impression volume, and shows the additional clicks and percentage lift you stand to gain.

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