Name pages
The most given US baby names of 2025, from SSA records
The 9 girls' and 9 boys' names given to the most babies in 2025, each with its rank that year and the number of babies. Each page charts every year since 1880, with the rank, the peak year and the rank in every decade.
Girls, 2025
- #1 Olivia 13,544
- #2 Charlotte 13,400
- #3 Emma 12,754
- #4 Amelia 12,699
- #5 Sophia 12,561
- #6 Mia 11,078
- #7 Isabella 10,666
- #8 Evelyn 9,123
- #9 Sofia 8,252
Together 104,077 girls born in 2025 got one of these 9 names.
Boys, 2025
- #1 Liam 20,818
- #2 Noah 20,358
- #3 Oliver 14,939
- #4 Theodore 13,355
- #5 Henry 12,020
- #6 James 11,945
- #7 Elijah 11,111
- #8 Mateo 11,045
- #9 William 10,545
Together 126,136 boys born in 2025 got one of these 9 names.
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About this list
How these names were picked
The build reads 2025, the newest year in the SSA file this site is built from, and takes the 9 girls' and the 9 boys' names with the most births: most births first, ties in alphabetical order — the SSA's own ranking rule. A new SSA year re-picks the list, so a name can gain or lose its page. If one name were in both lists it would get one page, counted with the sex where it ranks higher, and the other list would run on to its next name so each sex keeps 9 pages; in 2025 no name is in both lists.
The rank is among all names of that sex in 2025. Spellings are separate names: Sofia and Sophia are ranked, counted and paged apart.
Where every number comes from
US Social Security Administration, "Beyond the Top 1000 Names" national data (names.zip): one text file per year of birth, 1880 to 2025, each line a name, a sex and a number of babies. The SSA address is www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/names.zip; the file was taken from the Internet Archive's copy of that address, captured 2026-09-28 and fetched 2026-09-30. SHA-256 cd78e975ed7bb358e018dd62fbe14ced89295e9581c49172ca4eedcb011b3724. The file covers babies with a Social Security number and lists a name only when at least 5 babies of that sex got it in a year.