List of virtual communities with more than 1 million users

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This is a list of notable active virtual communities with more than 1 million registered members.

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NameDescription or focusDate launched Registered usersRegistrationGlobal Alexa [1] page ranking
Avaaz Global community and political activism200769,000,000OpenN/A
BlackPlanet Black Americans199920,000,000 [2] Open7,193 [3]
Blind Employees20132,000,000 [4] Open with verified work email43,680 [5]
Bluesky Microblogging202424,000,000 [6] Open to people 13 and olderN/A
Busuu Language learning community (headquartered in Madrid, Spain)200812,000,000[ citation needed ]Open8,049 [7]
Buzznet Music and pop-culture200510,000,000 [8] Open6,955 [9]
CafeMom Mothers20061,250,000 [10] Open to moms and moms-to-be1,293 [11]
Care2 Green living, social activism, animal rights 19989,961,947 [12] Open1,930 [13]
CaringBridge Not for profit providing free websites that connect family and friends during a serious health event, care and recovery. [14] 19979,500,000 [15] Open to people 18 and older [16] 4,279 [17]
Classmates.com School, college, work and the military199550,000,000 [18] Open to people 18 and older [19] 3,284 [20]
CouchSurfing Worldwide network for making connections between travelers and the communities they visit200318,000,000 [21] Open2,231 [22]
Cyworld General, popular in South Korea199924,000,000 [23] Open1,616 [24]
delicious Social bookmarking allowing users to locate and save websites that match their own interests20038,822,921 [25] Open436 [26]
DeviantArt Art community200022,000,000 [27] Open to people 13 and older131 [28]
Duolingo Language learning community and forums [29] 2011[ citation needed ]500,000,000 [30] Open to all ages. Forums open to people 13 and older [31] 547 [32]
Draugiem.lv General (primarily Latvia, Lithuania, and Hungary)20042,600,466 [33] Invitation only2,698 [34]
Douban Chinese Web 2.0 website providing user review and recommendation services for movies, books, and music200546,850,000 [35] Open106 [36]
DXY.cn Chinese online community for physicians, health care professionals, pharmacies and facilities2000[ citation needed ]2,000,000 [37] Open8,367 [38]
Edmodo Social learning network for schools200850,000,000+ [39] Open to students, teachers and parents2,367 [40]
English, baby! Students and teachers of English as a second language20001,600,000 [41] Open29,585 [42]
Facebook General20042.8×10^9 [43] Open to people 13 and older3 [44]
Fetlife People who are into BDSM 20081,200,000 [45] Open to people "of legal age to see adult content"4,131 [46]
Fishbrain Mobile social network, fishing20102,200,000 [47] Open436,164 [48]
Flixster Movies200763,000,000 [49] Open to people 13 and older4,012 [50]
Flickr Photo sharing, commenting, photography related networking, worldwide200432,000,000 [51] Open48 [52]
Fotki Photo sharing, video hosting, photo contests, journals, forums, flexible privacy protection, friend's feed, audio comments and unlimited custom design integration19981,632,565Open8,011 [53]
Fotolog Photoblogging, popular in South America and Spain200220,000,000 [54] Open3,168 [55]
Foursquare Location-based mobile social network200920,000,000 [56] Open817 [57]
Friendster General, popular in Southeast Asia and formerly in the western world 200290,000,000 [58] Open to people 16 and older12,167 [59]
Gaia Online Anime and games, popular in the US, Canada and Europe, and moderately popular in Asia200323,523,663 [60] Open to people 13 and older6,277 [61]
Geni.com Families, genealogy200715,000,000 [62] Open5,958 [63]
GetGlue Social network for entertainment20082,000,000 [64] Open3,735 [65]
Goodreads Library cataloging, book lovers200690,000,000 [66] Open327 [67]
GrabCAD GrabCAD Community is the largest online CAD library, design and 3D printing tutorials, and a network of additive professionals200911,000,000 [68] OpenN/A
Habbo General for teens. Over 31 communities worldwide. Chat room and user profiles.2000268,000,000 [69] [70] [71] Open to people 13 and older15,255 [72]
HER Sapphic community app for queer women, non-binary and trans people. Community groups, online events and IRL events. 114 countries. 15 million users.201515,000,000 [73] Open to people 18 and over1,230
hi5 General, popular in Nepal, Mongolia, Thailand, Romania, Jamaica, Central Africa, Portugal and Latin America 200380,000,000 [74] Open to people 13 and older902 [75]
Hyves General, mostly popular in the Netherlands.200410,097,000 [76] Open2,243 [77]
Instagram General20102×10^9 [78] Open38[ citation needed ]
Itsmy Mobile community worldwide, blogging, friends, personal TV-shows20082,500,000 [79] 770,100 [80]
iWiW Hungary 20024,000,000 [81] Invite-only 3,831 [82]
Jiepang Location-based mobile social network, in the Chinese language 20103,000,000 [83] Open14,790 [84]
Kiwibox General19992,400,000 [85] Open to people 13 and older104,563 [86]
Kobo Reading platform and social network200914,500,000 [87] Open7,277 [88]
Koofers Social studying network for college students20081,000,000 [89] Open97,090 [90]
Last.fm Music200230,000,000 [91] Open772 [92]
LibraryThing Book lovers20051,300,000 [93] Open to people 13 and older10,800 [94]
LinguaLeo Online English language learning website, popular among the Russian-speaking diaspora20103,749,061 [95] Open7,480 [96]
LinkedIn Business and professional networking2003774,000,000 [97] Open to people 18 and older12 [98]
LiveJournal Blogging, popular in Russia and among the Russian-speaking diaspora abroad199917,564,977 [99] Open (OpenID)115 [100]
Livemocha Online language learning20075,000,000 [101] Open4,100 [102]
Mastodon An open-source, self-hosted and globally interconnected microblogging community20168,700,000 [103] Open, depends on the instanceNA
mixi Japan 200024,323,160 [104] Open232 [105]
Miiverse Social Network for Nintendo's Wii U home console and 3DS handheld family where users can post about games and ask for help on a particular game20124,500,000 Nintendo Network members onlyNA
MocoSpace Mobile community, worldwide20053,000,000 [106] Open to people 14 and older9,882 [107]
MyHeritage Family-oriented social network service200330,000,000 [108] Open3,756 [109]
MyLife Locating friends and family, keeping in touch (formerly Reunion.com)200251,000,000 [110] Open1,765 [111]
Myspace General200330,000,000+ [112] [113] Open to ages 13 and older161 [114]
Nasza-klasa.pl School, college and friends, popular in Poland200611,000,000 [115] Open75,145 [116]
Netlog General, popular in Europe, Turkey, the Arab world and Québec, Canada. Formerly known as Facebox, Bingbox and Redbox. [117] 199995,000,000 [118] Open to people 13 and older2,621 [119]
Nexopia Canada20031,400,000 [120] Open to people 13 and older [121] 25,241 [122]
Odnoklassniki Connecting with old classmates, popular in Russia and former Soviet republics200645,000,000 [123] Open65 [124]
Open Diary First online blogging community, founded in 199819985,000,000 [125] Open to people 13 and older28,134 [126]
Plaxo Aggregator200250,000,000 [127] Open5,310 [128]
Ravelry Knitting and crochet20076,700,000 [129] Open5,189 [130]
Reddit Social news, link sharing and commenting200550,000,000 [131] Open8 [132]
Sina Weibo Social microblogging site in China2009300,000,000 [133] Open28 [134]
Sonico.com General, popular in Latin America and Spanish and Portuguese speaking regions200750,000,000 [135] [136] Open to people 13 and older2,676 [137]
SoundCloud Repository of original music pieces and networking200810,000,000 [138] Open299 [139]
Stack Overflow Question and answer knowledge market site for programmers200816,000,000 [140] Open to people 13 and older41 [141]
Steemit Blockchain-based social networking20161,300,000 [142] Open5,577 [143]
StudiVZ University students, mostly in German-speaking countries. School students and those out of education sign up via its partner sites SchülerVZ and MeinVZ.200517,000,000 [144] N/A
Tagged General2004100,000,000 [145] Open288 [146]
Taringa! General (primarily Argentina)200411,000,000 [147] Open to people 13 and older214 [148]
TravBuddy.com Travel20051,588,000 [149] Open to people 18 and older21,523 [150]
Twitter General, microblogging, RSS, updates2006330,000,000 [151] Open to all ages [152] 12 [153]
Tylted Mobile social game network [154] 20073,000,000 [155] Open to people 14 and older737,508 [156]
Vkontakte General, including music upload, listening and search. Popular in Russia and former Soviet republics.2006208,833,674 [157] Open38 [158]
Vampirefreaks.com Gothic and industrial subculture19991,931,049 [159] Open to users 13 and over21,052 [160]
Viadeo Global social and campus networking available in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese200435,000,000 [161] Open/lift435 [162]
WAYN Travel and lifestyle200310,000,000 [71] Open to people 18 and older1,367 [163]
WeeWorld Teenagers –10 to 17200030,000,000 [164] Open to ages 13 and older18,317 [165]
Xanga Blogs and "metro" areas199927,000,000 [166] Open3,943 [167]
XING Business (primarily Europe, specifically Germany, Austria, and Switzerland)200311,100,000 [168] Open270 [169]

Defunct

NameDescription or focusDate launchedDate closedPeak registered usersRegistration
Bebo General2005 [170] 2013117,000,000 [171] Open to people 13 and older
Friends Reunited UK-based, school, college, work, sport and streetsJuly 200026 February 2016 [172] 23,800,000 (2010)Open to people 13 and older
Orkut General, owned by Google Inc. Popular in India and Brazil. [173] 22 January 200430 September 2014100,000,000 [174] Open to people 18 and older, (Google login)
Raptr Video games2008July 201825,664 [175] Open
Renren Significant site in China, known as 校内 (Xiaonei) until August 2009.20052022160,000,000 [176] Open
Skyrock Social network in French-speaking world2002202322,000,000 [177] Open
StumbleUpon Stumble through websites that match users' selected interests2001June 30, 201820,000,000 [178] Open
We Heart It Image-based social network2008202325,000,000 [179] Open to ages 13 and older

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