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Threads Leaderboards

Live rankings of the most-followed accounts on Threads, by category.

These are live leaderboards for the public Threads accounts we track — creators, athletes, footballers, musicians, tech founders, models, and actors, plus regional boards for India, the US, the UK, Brazil, and Indonesia. Most boards rank by follower count, pulled straight from each account's public Threads profile. One board — Highest Engagement Rates — flips that and ranks by average likes, replies, and reposts per recent post as a share of followers, surfacing accounts whose audience actually shows up rather than just the ones with the biggest numbers. Nothing here is a fixed list: follower counts and engagement rates refresh roughly every 30 minutes from Threads' public data, so rankings shift as accounts grow or slow down. Tap any board for the full ranked list, or an account for its complete profile and recent posts.

Frequently asked

How are these leaderboards ranked?
Most boards rank by follower count, pulled from each account's public Threads profile. One board — Highest Engagement Rates — ranks differently: by average likes, replies, and reposts per recent post as a share of followers, surfacing accounts whose audience actually interacts rather than just the ones with the biggest following.
How often do they update?
Follower counts and engagement rates refresh roughly every 30 minutes, pulled live from Threads' public data — these aren't static lists frozen on a publish date.
Where does the data come from?
Directly from each account's public Threads profile and recent posts. There's no third-party API and no self-reported numbers involved.
Who has the most followers on Threads?
Threads doesn't publish an official ranking, and we track a curated set of public profiles rather than the entire platform. Among the accounts we track, the Most Followed Accounts board shows the current live leader — check it for the up-to-date answer.
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