Get reborn at random somewhere in the world — where is your next stop?
Pick a mode, then press “Rebirth ×1” — or run 10 or 100 draws at once. Results appear here.
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| Area | Chance |
|---|---|
| India | 17.349% |
| China | 6.509% |
| Nigeria | 5.820% |
| Pakistan | 5.234% |
| Congo - Kinshasa | 3.498% |
| Indonesia | 3.336% |
| Ethiopia | 3.180% |
| United States | 2.772% |
| Bangladesh | 2.572% |
| Brazil | 1.881% |
| Egypt | 1.856% |
| Tanzania | 1.856% |
| Mexico | 1.501% |
| Philippines | 1.399% |
| Uganda | 1.318% |
| Sudan | 1.278% |
| Kenya | 1.176% |
| Afghanistan | 1.148% |
| Angola | 1.103% |
| Yemen | 1.062% |
| Mozambique | 0.999% |
| Vietnam | 0.987% |
| Russia | 0.916% |
| Iraq | 0.906% |
| South Africa | 0.881% |
| Niger | 0.873% |
| Iran | 0.832% |
| Türkiye | 0.789% |
| Madagascar | 0.780% |
| Côte d’Ivoire | 0.777% |
Source: United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division. World Population Prospects 2024, Online Edition, 2024 revision, medium-variant projection for 2026 (licence: CC BY 3.0 IGO).
These figures are projections, not actual counts, and each area’s estimate changes with new revisions.
This is a game for fun and for learning how the world’s population is distributed. The result is not a prediction or judgement about anyone.
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If you were born again, which country or territory would it be? Drawn with weights from United Nations World Population Prospects projections: by births, by population, or equal chance. For fun only.
Weights come from United Nations World Population Prospects projections. The data version, year and licence are shown on the tool page. These are projections, not actual counts.
By births: places with more births are more likely. By population: more populous places are more likely. Equal chance: every country or territory is equally likely.
Nothing beyond fun. It is a probability game built on public data and says nothing about anyone's situation or worth.
