World Population Clock

A live estimate of world population, births, deaths and growth, animated from cited annual figures — not a real-time measurement. Every counter links to its source, base year and method via the ⓘ next to it.

World population right now
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Estimated, interpolated from the annual growth rate

Population — today and this year

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Births today
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Deaths today
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Net growth today
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Growth this year

Environment & economy this year

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CO₂ emissions this year (tonnes)
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Energy used this year (TWh)
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Water used this year (billion m³)

Explore a country

Pick a country for a live population estimate plus the numbers behind it — growth, how long it would take to double or halve at today's rate, its projected 2050 total, share of the world, density, urbanisation and age structure. All figures interpolate cited World Bank annual data.

Population right now
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Population by country

A live population estimate for every country, largest first. Countries with a detail page are linked; type to filter the list.

India — China — United States — Indonesia — Pakistan — Nigeria — Brazil — Bangladesh — Russia — Ethiopia — Mexico — Japan — Egypt — Philippines — Democratic Republic of the Congo — Vietnam — Iran — Turkey — Germany — Thailand — Tanzania — United Kingdom — France — South Africa — Italy — Kenya — Myanmar — Colombia — South Korea — Sudan — Uganda — Spain — Algeria — Iraq — Argentina — Afghanistan — Yemen — Canada — Angola — Ukraine — Morocco — Uzbekistan — Saudi Arabia — Poland — Malaysia — Mozambique — Ghana — Peru — Madagascar — Ivory Coast — Cameroon — Nepal — Venezuela — Niger — Australia — North Korea — Syria — Mali — Burkina Faso — Malawi — Zambia — Sri Lanka — Chad — Kazakhstan — Chile — Somalia — Romania — Senegal — Guatemala — Ecuador — Netherlands — Cambodia — Zimbabwe — Guinea — Benin — Rwanda — Burundi — Bolivia — Tunisia — South Sudan — Belgium — Haiti — Jordan — Dominican Republic — United Arab Emirates — Honduras — Cuba — Czech Republic — Portugal — Tajikistan — Papua New Guinea — Sweden — Greece — Azerbaijan — Israel — Hungary — Austria — Switzerland — Belarus —
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217 countries · live figures interpolated from World Bank (CC BY 4.0) annual population data — estimates, not real-time counts.

Methodology & sources

Counters animate real annual figures per second; they are estimates, not live measurements. Population, births and deaths interpolate from the latest annual growth rate; "today" and "this year" figures reset at your local midnight and January 1 and count up from zero. Environment and economy figures spread the latest annual total evenly across the year.

Sources: World Bank · Our World in Data