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Lil Miquela was born in 2016 in Los Angeles, made by the start-up Brud. Today she has 5.5 million followers on Instagram and TikTok.
Eva Delonne, Nia Noir and Mia Zelu went viral because many people didn't know they were AI. Today Instagram asks for a label, and accounts without it lose reach.
Kapwing estimated $2.54 million in a year for Lu do Magalu and $73,920 for Lil Miquela, from Instagram alone. What a new account makes, with real screenshots, is here.
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It depends on how you measure it. The most followed is Lu do Magalu (@magazineluiza), the virtual face of Brazilian retailer Magazine Luiza, with 17.3 million followers on Instagram and TikTok. The most searched on Google over the past year is Eva Delonne (@evadelonne.official on TikTok). And the most iconic is Lil Miquela (@lilmiquela), who paved the way in 2016 and now has 5.5 million. In Spain, the most searched by far is Aitana López (@fit_aitana), from the Barcelona agency The Clueless. Data as of October 30, 2026.
Almost all of them have a team behind them: a start-up (Lil Miquela, from Brud), an agency (Aitana López, from The Clueless; Kenza Layli, from Myriam Bessa), a studio (Imma, from Aww Inc.; Noonoouri, from Joerg Zuber) or a brand (Lu do Magalu). The newest ones, like Eva Delonne, Nia Noir and Mia Zelu, are anonymous and made with generative AI, not 3D. On earnings there are only estimates: Kapwing put Lu do Magalu at about $2.54 million in a year from Instagram sponsorships alone.
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Posting every day and with no paid ads, the account gained 19,505 new followers, with 2,362,610 plays and 963,014 accounts reached. — Jacson B., AMIA Academy student.
A reel of his AI model dressed as a doctor, with a hook in the caption, reached 2,096,055 views, 96.4% of them from people who didn't follow the account. — Paco H., AMIA Academy student.
The account reached 6,002,079 views in 30 days, 95.2% from non-followers, and grew to 43,599 followers; one post alone collected 28K likes and 2.2K shares. — Joel H., AMIA Academy team.
With his AI model he made several TikTok posts go viral: one reached 1,245,034 views and 115K likes, another passed 1 million with 91K likes. — Izan C., AMIA Academy student.
After coming back to the AMIA course, he got 327,998 Instagram views (95.6% non-followers) and 468K TikTok post views in two weeks. — Riuben M., AMIA Academy student.
His AI model Zarya Dark reached 100,000 Instagram followers with 175 posts and a verified account, after a lot of testing, analysis and strategy changes. — Joel H., AMIA Academy team.
By followers, Lu do Magalu (@magazineluiza): 9.8 million on Instagram and 7.5 million on TikTok as of October 30, 2026. By Google searches, Eva Delonne (@evadelonne.official), the most searched over the last 12 months. And by history, Lil Miquela (@lilmiquela), the first to become famous worldwide, since 2016.
Lu do Magalu, from Brazilian retailer Magazine Luiza: 9,821,805 Instagram followers (@magazineluiza) and 7,516,827 on TikTok (@magalu), 17.3 million combined as of October 30, 2026. Next come Lil Miquela, with 5.5 million, and Eva Delonne, with about 2.2 million.
Eva Delonne, worldwide and in the US, over the last 12 months, followed by Lil Miquela and Nia Noir (Google Trends, checked on October 30, 2026). In Spain, the most searched is Aitana López. Over the last 3 months, Lil Miquela, Nia Noir and Aitana López are nearly tied.
Aitana López, created in 2023 by the Barcelona agency The Clueless: 403,876 Instagram followers (@fit_aitana) as of October 30, 2026. She is by far the most searched AI influencer on Google in Spain.
By Instagram followers, as of October 30, 2026: Lil Miquela (@lilmiquela, 2.2 million), Eva Delonne (@evadelonne, 895,000, May figure), Nia Noir (@niabasic, 725,908), Aitana López (@fit_aitana, 403,876), Mia Zelu (@miazelu, 281,718). Instagram doesn't show Eva Delonne's profile without logging in, so hers is the figure published in May.
Almost always, a team. Lil Miquela belongs to Brud (now Dapper Labs); Aitana López to the agency The Clueless; Lu do Magalu to the retailer Magazine Luiza; Imma to the studio Aww Inc.; Noonoouri to designer Joerg Zuber; Shudu to photographer Cameron-James Wilson; and Kenza Layli to Myriam Bessa. Eva Delonne, Nia Noir and Mia Zelu are anonymous.
There are only estimates and figures from their own agencies. Kapwing estimated about $2.54 million in a year for Lu do Magalu and $73,920 for Lil Miquela, from Instagram sponsorships alone (data to May 2025). Aitana López's agency said in 2023 that she earned up to €10,000 a month. What a new account makes, with real cases, is on our earnings page.
Yes: they're real accounts, with real followers, brands, awards and income, and every case on this page is sourced. What doesn't exist is the person in the photos: some are 3D characters (Lil Miquela, Imma, Noonoouri, Shudu, Lu do Magalu) and the newest are made with generative AI (Aitana López, Eva Delonne, Nia Noir, Mia Zelu, Kenza Layli). Behind each one there are real people who create her and get paid for her.
Check the label first: since August 31, 2026, Instagram asks accounts that show an AI-generated person to use the “AI-generated profile” label. Then look for clues: features that are too symmetrical, hands or backgrounds that change between photos, and no appearances outside the internet. Eva Delonne and Mia Zelu went viral precisely because many people didn't notice.
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No: they have owners, like any brand or character. Take inspiration from what works (the niche, the format, the type of content) and create a face and a story of your own. Copying another person, or their videos, has consequences: TikTok removed Nia Noir's account in 2026 after accusations that she used another creator's videos.
The biggest ones: Nia Noir was accused of copying a TikToker's videos with a swapped face, and TikTok removed her account; Shudu sparked the “digital blackface” debate as a Black model created by a white man; Lil Miquela was criticized for a 2019 Calvin Klein ad; and Mia Zelu was called out for letting people believe she'd been at Wimbledon.
Followers come from the Instagram and TikTok profiles themselves, as of October 30, 2026; the order, from Google Trends search interest (worldwide, last 12 months); and every fact, from dated press coverage (Euronews, TechCrunch, Kapwing, Know Your Meme, AfroTech, Tennis.com…), linked on each profile.
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