Generation Beta
People born from 2025 onwards. Their formative years are still ahead.
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From the Greatest Generation to the generations yet to be born. Explore over 160 years of human history, discover where you fit, and watch time move forward.
View generation timelineEstimates tick every second using a 2026 demographic projection. They are simulated, not live census counts.
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Explore live ages and estimated world populations. Tap a card to see its details.
World population figures use a rounded 1 July 2026 baseline, then a simulated per-second change using estimated births and deaths; they are not measured in real time. Baseline based on the UN World Population Prospects 2024 world age distribution and approximate grouping by birth year. The UN does not publish official counts for these generation labels. Mortality is apportioned approximately across cohorts, so the individual counters are illustrative.
Each bar is a generation's birth-year span. Select one to explore it.
The coloured segments show birth-year spans. The green line marks 2026. Select a generation for more details.
People born from 2025 onwards. Their formative years are still ahead.
GennyPop uses one consistent set of birth-year ranges throughout the site and birth-year calculator. These are commonly used conventions, not official scientific boundaries: 1901–1927 Greatest, 1928–1945 Silent, 1946–1964 Boomers, 1965–1980 Gen X, 1981–1996 Millennials (Gen Y), 1997–2012 Gen Z and 2013–2024 Gen Alpha. Researchers sometimes use different dates; we keep one timeline to make comparisons easy.
Generation Beta (2025–2039), Gamma (2040–2054), and Delta (2055–2069) use the 15-year sequence discussed by Australian research company McCrindle. Gamma and Delta are proposed future labels, not populations already born. Sources: Pew Research Center · McCrindle Research.