Tinder is still the dating app everyone knows—from your newly single aunt to your college neighbor. It spans demographics, keeps evolving, and in 2025 it’s very much alive and swiping.
TL;DR
- Around 60 million people use Tinder monthly; about 9–10 million are paying subscribers
- Tinder remains the world’s most-downloaded and highest-earning dating app
- The user base skews male (roughly 75%); under-34s dominate usage
- Paris and other cities are top Passport destinations for global users
- Tinder continues to grow inclusivity for gender and orientation options
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Who Uses Tinder the Most?
Ah Tinder, the OG dating app giant. Used by seemingly everyone, from my recently divorced aunt to my weird teenage next-door neighbor. It really is an app that spans demographics. I’ve been using Tinder on and off for years—it’s my job, after all. You’d find it tough to meet a single person on the dating scene who hasn’t heard of Tinder, which only becomes truer as app dating goes mainstream. It’s hard to remember what dating was like before. But who uses Tinder the most? And how many people use Tinder? We’re going to look at some Tinder statistics—updated for 2025.
There are many dating apps out there, but Tinder remains the most downloaded and the top-grossing globally. In 2024, it recorded nearly $2 billion in revenue with around 60 million monthly active users and roughly 9–10 million paying subscribers. The U.S. is still its biggest market, but Europe and Latin America continue to grow fast.
Tinder was once known as a millennial playground, but Gen Z users are now driving growth. New features cater to younger daters who prefer social and IRL-style experiences. Still, plenty of 35+ users are active—and successful—on the app.
Tinder Facts and Statistics 2025
- About 60M monthly active users; 9–10M subscribers
- $1.9B+ in annual revenue (2024)
- #1 downloaded dating app worldwide
- Gender split: roughly 75% men, 25% women
- Paris, Shinjuku, Medellín, Amsterdam, and Barcelona top Passport destinations
- Expanded inclusivity with “More Genders” and diverse orientation settings
Which Age Group Uses Tinder the Most?
Under-34s dominate Tinder. The 18–24 and 25–34 age groups make up the majority of users, and Gen Z’s presence keeps growing. Tinder’s updates increasingly focus on helping younger users meet authentically while keeping engagement fun and social. That said, the app remains active for all age groups, including 35+.
Tinder’s Target Market
Tinder officially targets everyone 18+, but the core focus is on 18–34-year-olds. The company’s strategy now leans heavily toward younger users through social-style features, real-life connection tools, and shared experience options. Still, older users find plenty of matches, showing the app’s wide appeal across generations.
Which City Uses Tinder The Most?
Tinder is used in almost every major city worldwide, but its Passport data shows where users love to connect. Paris leads as the top destination, followed by Shinjuku, Medellín, Amsterdam, and Barcelona. These cities consistently attract high swiping activity from global users—especially during travel and event seasons.
- London, England
That’s right, the top city for Tinder in the world! As a very densely populated and diverse city, I guess it has something for everyone. I’m going to take my date to that big clock.
- Paris, France
Of course, no surprise that the city of love almost tops the list. With a rich culture and I can only assume romance in the air 24/7, head to France’s capital for a Tinder frenzy!
- New York City, USA
Here we are, the Big Apple! New York coming in third doesn’t shock me. Spend one day in New York and the intense hustle and bustle make it obvious that it’s a good city for a date.
- Berlin, Germany
Another cosmopolitan city with a fun reputation, Berlin comes up 4th on the list. They say Germans are pretty kinky, so I bet there are some interesting Tinder dates to be had there.
- Moscow, Russia
There are 12 million people in Moscow, and apparently, lots of them are on Tinder. Moscow also claims to have the most billionaires in the world, do you think they use Tinder or a secret luxury dating app?!
Well, get planning your vacation now!
Tinder Users by Country
The U.S. remains Tinder’s biggest market, followed by Brazil, Mexico, the U.K., France, Germany, and Spain. The app’s global reach continues to expand, with growth in Latin America and parts of Asia. Gender balance varies by region—some countries have a heavier male base, while others are closer to even.
Summary of Tinder Users
We’ve learned who uses Tinder, where they’re from, and what trends define 2025. Here’s the recap:
- Gen Z users are Tinder’s fastest-growing group, driving new social and real-world features
- The main target audience is 18–34, but older users remain active
- Top global cities include Paris, Shinjuku, Medellín, Amsterdam, and Barcelona
If you’re curious whether Tinder’s the right fit for you, take my quiz to see which dating app suits your style best.
FAQ
How many people use Tinder in 2025?
Around 60 million people use Tinder monthly, and about 9–10 million are paying subscribers.
Is Tinder still the most popular dating app?
Yes, Tinder remains the most-downloaded and highest-earning dating app worldwide.
What’s the gender ratio on Tinder?
Roughly 75% of Tinder users are men and 25% are women, though this varies slightly by country.
Which age group uses Tinder the most?
The largest groups are 18–24 and 25–34-year-olds, with Gen Z driving new engagement trends.
What are the top Tinder cities in 2025?
Paris, Shinjuku, Medellín, Amsterdam, and Barcelona are the most popular destinations among global users.
Does Tinder support diverse gender identities?
Yes, Tinder now offers expanded gender and orientation options, allowing users to express themselves authentically.
