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Google Renames Views Metric to TrueView Views

A man in a suit stands next to text explaining that Google Ads has renamed "Views" to "TrueView Views," with a large blue downward arrow above him and a red "NEW!" graphic beside the text.

Georgi Zayakov shared that Google Ads has updated the familiar “Views” column to “TrueView Views”. The change clarifies that the metric tracks active engagement, not just passive impressions.

A TrueView is counted when a user:

  • Skippable in-stream ads: watches 30 seconds (or full length if shorter) or clicks an element (CTA/banner).
  • In-feed video ads: watches 10 seconds or clicks to open the video.
  • Shorts ads: watch 10 seconds (or full length) or click CTA.
A man in a suit stands next to text explaining that Google Ads has renamed "Views" to "TrueView Views," with a large blue downward arrow above him and a red "NEW!" graphic beside the text.

Advertisers are charged on a cost-per-view (CPV) basis. The rename helps teams interpret engagement consistently across platforms.

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