Top Baby Names of 2022
The most popular baby names in the United States
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Girl Names
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Olivia 16,654 2
Emma 14,498 3
Charlotte 12,944 4
Amelia 12,409 5
Sophia 12,375 6
Isabella 11,747 7
Ava 11,105 8
Mia 11,068 9
Evelyn 9,330 10
Luna 8,967 11
Harper 8,223 12
Camila 8,000 13
Sofia 7,280 14
Scarlett 7,256 15
Elizabeth 7,014 16
Eleanor 6,925 17
Emily 6,495 18
Mila 6,485 19
Chloe 6,476 20
Violet 6,471 21
Penelope 6,424 22
Gianna 6,416 23
Aria 6,402 24
Abigail 6,300 25
Ella 6,284 26
Avery 6,249 27
Hazel 6,157 28
Nora 6,146 29
Layla 6,091 30
Lily 6,007 31
Aurora 5,998 32
Nova 5,920 33
Ellie 5,784 34
Madison 5,506 35
Grace 5,289 36
Isla 5,284 37
Willow 5,064 38
Zoe 5,011 39
Riley 4,906 40
Stella 4,845 41
Ivy 4,809 42
Eliana 4,806 43
Victoria 4,781 44
Emilia 4,684 45
Zoey 4,512 46
Naomi 4,498 47
Hannah 4,488 48
Lucy 4,444 49
Elena 4,289 50
Lillian 4,256 👦
Boy Names
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Liam 20,563 2
Noah 18,735 3
Oliver 15,161 4
James 12,109 5
Elijah 12,075 6
William 11,349 7
Henry 11,270 8
Lucas 10,962 9
Benjamin 10,904 10
Theodore 10,814 11
Mateo 10,389 12
Levi 9,861 13
Sebastian 9,393 14
Daniel 9,109 15
Jack 8,930 16
Michael 8,888 17
Alexander 8,744 18
Owen 8,584 19
Samuel 8,414 20
Asher 8,410 21
Ethan 8,308 22
Leo 8,290 23
Jackson 8,114 24
Mason 8,038 25
Ezra 8,014 26
John 7,993 27
Hudson 7,917 28
Luca 7,848 29
Aiden 7,835 30
Joseph 7,828 31
David 7,820 32
Jacob 7,658 33
Logan 7,608 34
Luke 7,389 35
Julian 7,301 36
Gabriel 7,247 37
Grayson 7,191 38
Wyatt 7,175 39
Matthew 7,070 40
Maverick 7,047 41
Isaac 6,745 42
Dylan 6,738 43
Elias 6,728 44
Anthony 6,597 45
Thomas 6,507 46
Jayden 6,489 47
Carter 6,356 48
Ezekiel 6,043 49
Santiago 6,033 50
Charles 5,934 About 2022 Baby Name Rankings
These rankings show the most popular baby names in the United States for 2022, based on Social Security Administration data. The list includes all babies born in the U.S. whose names were registered with the SSA.
Names are ranked by the number of babies given each name during the year. Click on any name to see its complete history, including popularity trends over 145 years and regional data across all 50 states.