Rank among US baby names by birth year, 1995–2025. Lower is more popular; the scale is logarithmic so the top of the chart is not compressed.
Azul was used most in 2008, when 506 babies were given the name. 1995 is the earliest year with at least five recorded births. In 2025 it ranked #1,318 with 207 births.
Compared with 2015, births are up 22%. It slipped 39 places against the previous year.
Recorded US births by year. The peak is labelled; the axis starts at zero.
How many people are named Azul?
Roughly 4,900 Azuls are alive in the US right now. The split is about 4,500 women and 340 men.
This is a survival-weighted estimate, not a headcount: every recorded birth year is
multiplied by the chance someone born that year is still alive, using the SSA period life table.
How the estimate works.
How old is the average Azul?
Median age among living Azuls: 13. Most living bearers were born in the 2010s. By the site’s era rules that makes Azul a millennial-era name.
Your Azul
Estimated living bearers by age today. Each bar is a birth year, weighted by the chance someone born then is still alive.
Where Azul is most common
Relative to births, Arizona carries 4.1× the national share of Azuls. California and Texas follow.
Same as national3× or more
Location quotient, 2016–2025. Shaded states use the name more than the country does, relative to their own births. Exact figures are in the table below.
States where Azul is over-represented, 2016–2025.
The location quotient compares the state's share of the name with the national share.