At the top of many reports, use the filters to get the information you want:

• Content
• Device type
• Geography or location
• Date or time frame
• All uploaded video content or just playlists
• Subscriber status
• Playback type (live or on demand), if available
• Traffic by YouTube product, if available
• Translation use

Line charts show how your video data has changed over time. You can customize the following options:

• Date granularity: Charts can be displayed with data points in daily, weekly, or monthly increments.
• Compare metric: Select a second metric for comparison, which will be displayed on the graph.

Multi-line graphs allow you to compare the performance of up to 25 items (like videos, channels, geographies) and other information from different reports over a specific time period to see at a glance.

By default, the top five line items are selected and displayed in differently colored lines, but you can customize your selection to view all the content you’re interested in.

You can compare your selected items to the total value by selecting Show totals in the top right.

Note: In this view, it's not possible to add another metric.

The stacked area view shows how data you select relates to the total. This lets you easily compare performance and determine trends.

By default, the top five line items are selected and displayed in different colors, but you can customize your selection for up to 25 items to view all the content you’re interested in.

Pie charts let you visualize up to 25 items in their relative size or impact. You can hover over each sector to see which item it corresponds to.

Note: With this chart, you can't see the date dimension or compare the selected data to the total. You can do this with multi-line or stacked area graphs.

You can use a bar chart to display the data you choose in horizontal bars that represent their values by length. If you select the date as a dimension, the bar chart will show as a line graph.

Note: It’s not possible to see the date dimension or to compare the selected data to the totals.

You can use a bubble chart to display the data you choose in bubbles that represent their value.

Use the interactive maps to see where your video is being watched. Darker areas on the map mean that people are watching your video longer in that location. You can also hover your mouse over countries on the map to see detailed data for that country.