Choose your requirements. See the estimated number and share of adults who meet them, and how each choice changes the pool.
Ages are inclusive. 90 includes everyone aged 90 and above.
“Single” means not living with a partner. It can include someone dating a person who lives elsewhere.
Reported identity; this does not measure attraction to you.
Ipsos counts children aged 17 or under living permanently or temporarily with an adult who has parental responsibility. Published age rates are used for both sexes because joint age-and-sex rates are unavailable; ages 18–24 use the 16–24 band. Children living elsewhere, grown-up children and different co-parents are not counted. The question does not distinguish biological and adopted children.
We cannot account for how many different people someone has children with.
of all men aged 18+ in United Kingdom meet the accounted-for requirements.
Starting pool: 26,625,856 adults. Published inputs are combined to estimate their overlap.
Each percentage remaining uses the same starting pool. Each drop compares with the step directly above.
These previews use your current location and change only the stated requirement.
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The source links below show where each input comes from. They do not directly count everyone meeting all your requirements together.
≈ 27,000,000 remain · 0% drop at this step.
We start with all adults of your selected sex in your chosen location, then keep your chosen ages. The final age option includes everyone aged 90 and over.
Read original source ↗ · Source detailsMYE2 - Persons / Males / Females · Mid-2024 · United Kingdom, countries and English regions
Download retained data≈ 6,900,000 remain · 74.1% drop at this step.
We start with all adults of your selected sex in your chosen location, then keep your chosen ages. The final age option includes everyone aged 90 and over.
Read original source ↗ · Source detailsMYE2 - Persons / Males / Females · Mid-2024 · United Kingdom, countries and English regions
Download retained data≈ 3,100,000 remain · 54.9% drop at this step.
We use the published age-and-sex groups. Single means not living with a partner; some people may be dating someone who lives elsewhere. Partnered means a married/civil-partnered or cohabiting couple sharing a home. Divorced and widowed describe legal marriage status and may include people with new partners. England-and-Wales rates are used as a proxy elsewhere.
Read original source ↗ · Source details1–3 (legal status); 4–6 (living arrangements), 2025 columns C–E · 2025 · England and Wales
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We divide published taxpayer counts by all UK adults of the same sex. This is total taxable income before tax, including pensions and investments. Rates are not specific to age or region. A threshold within a source band uses linear interpolation; this remains an approximation.
Read original source ↗ · Source detailsTable_3_3_before_tax; counts in thousands, converted to people · 2023/24 · UK taxpayers
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We use reported sexual identity by age and sex. Other identities and unanswered questions are not assigned to any group. Identity does not establish attraction to a particular person. The 16–24 band is used for ages 18–24.
Read original source ↗ · Source detailsTable 6b, rows 113–115 (men), 118–120 (women); D/G/J/M/P percentages, adjacent CV and CI columns · 2024 · UK household population, ages 16+
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Height uses measured average heights for each age and sex, plus a normal curve and your assumed spread. The spread is not an NHS statistic. BMI uses measured age-and-sex category shares. England survey rates are a proxy elsewhere; BMI does not describe appearance.
Read original source ↗ · Source detailsTables 1 and 3; 2024 column AE · 2024 · England, ages 16+
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Height uses measured average heights for each age and sex, plus a normal curve and your assumed spread. The spread is not an NHS statistic. BMI uses measured age-and-sex category shares. England survey rates are a proxy elsewhere; BMI does not describe appearance.
Read original source ↗ · Source detailsTables 1 and 3; 2024 column AE · 2024 · England, ages 16+
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Census counts combine age, sex, qualification and ethnicity. HNC/HND, degrees and postgraduate qualifications share one category. Apprenticeships and unknown-level qualifications stay separate. English regions use England rates; Scotland and Northern Ireland use an England-and-Wales proxy.
Read original source ↗ · Source detailsCensus observations: ctry × highest_qualification × sex × resident_age_11a × ethnic_group_tb_6a; 2,112 observations · 2021 · England and Wales; country, sex and age-band specific
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This step uses ethnicity within the selected qualification, age and sex group, preserving the measured overlap between those preferences. These are 2021 Census counts. English regions use England rates; Scotland and Northern Ireland use an England-and-Wales proxy.
Read original source ↗ · Source detailsCensus observations: ctry × highest_qualification × sex × resident_age_11a × ethnic_group_tb_6a; 2,112 observations · 2021 · England and Wales; country, sex and age-band specific
Download retained data≈ 3,100,000 remain · 0% drop at this step.
Ipsos counts children aged 17 or under living permanently or temporarily with an adult who has parental responsibility. Published age rates are used for both sexes because joint age-and-sex rates are unavailable; ages 18–24 use the 16–24 band. Children living elsewhere, grown-up children and different co-parents are not counted. The question does not distinguish biological and adopted children.
Read original source ↗ · Source detailsQD6 Table636 page172 · 2025 · UK adults16+; age-group proxy for each sex
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