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Fertility Clock

A live world population and vital-events clock — inspired by debt clocks, built for demographics.

World population (estimated)

8,308,566,234

Extrapolated from 8,215,424,893 mid-2025 at 0.91% / yr (2025)

Net change this year

+53,551,684

≈ 2.3 people / second · today +178,661

Births today

333,323

4.3 / sec

Deaths today

154,661

2.0 / sec

Births this year

99,909,616

Run-rate 135,205,357 / yr

Deaths this year

46,357,932

Run-rate 62,735,110 / yr

Crude birth rate

16.3

per 1,000 · 2024

Crude death rate

7.6

per 1,000 · 2024

Total fertility rate

2.19

births per woman · 2024

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Where are those births coming from?

Africa, Europe, Oceania, and every other region — share of the people, and share of the babies.

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Disclaimer: Illustrative real-time extrapolation from the latest annual UN / World Bank rates — not an official live birth or death registry. Actual vital events vary by hour, season, and country; migration is reflected only via the published population growth rate.

Method: Population compounds from the mid-year World aggregate using the latest annual growth rate. Births and deaths apply crude birth and death rates (per 1,000 people) to the live population estimate, then prorate by elapsed fraction of the day or calendar year.

Source: World Bank World Development Indicators (World / WLD aggregate) · latest years 2025, 2024. Explore country profiles, the population explorer, or where those births are coming from.