Influencers in Denmark

Travel, family life, fashion and home are the topics that come up most among Danish influencers in the Brandssynergy database. This page brings together 717 creators based in Denmark with at least 10,000 followers: how big they are, how engaged their followers are, what they post about and where in the country they live.

Denmark is a compact market where Copenhagen sets much of the tone, but Aarhus has a scene of its own. Use the page to get a feel for the market before you plan a campaign, then go on to the individual niches, to Instagram or TikTok, or to the influencers in Copenhagen and Aarhus.

Updated 7 Nov 2026Source: public Instagram and TikTok profilesHow we count
717
creators
with 10k+ followers
36,305
median followers
largest account per creator
1.1%
engagement, Instagram
median · TikTok: 5.5%
1.5
posts per week
median on Instagram

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Size and engagement

64% of the creators have fewer than 50,000 followers.

Creators by account size

10–50k
458 · 64%
50–100k
165 · 23%
100–500k
78 · 11%
500k+
16 · 2.2%

Instagram engagement by account size

10–50k followers1.1%
50–100k followers1.1%
100–500k followers1.1%
500k+ followers1.2%

Median of (likes + comments) / followers over recent posts, pinned posts excluded.

What they post about

The most common topics among the 717 creators. A creator can have several.

Family life 113Family 108Lifestyle 99Motherhood 98Parenting 97Fashion 92Travel 92Danish culture 81Home decor 57Humour 51Interior design 48DIY 45
42%of posts are Reels or video
87%write in Danish
4.6%also have 10k+ on TikTok

Where they are

Among the 128 creators whose city is shown on their profile.

Copenhagen103
Aarhus20
Odense5

How to work with influencers in the Nordics

A good influencer partnership starts with the right creator, not the most followers. Look at who follows the account, how they react to posts and whether the tone fits your brand. The figures on this page show what's normal, so you can see who stands out.

1

Choose the audience before the size

Ask the creator for screenshots of their audience's age, country and city. A smaller account whose followers live where your customers are often beats a bigger one with an audience abroad.

2

Write a short brief and leave room

Describe the goal, the key message and what mustn't be said, but let the creator word the rest in their own language. Followers know the creator's voice, and posts that sound like an ad, or a translation, get a weaker response.

3

Label the advertising clearly

Paid posts and free products count as advertising in all four countries and must be labelled at the very start of the post, in the local language: “Reklam” in Sweden, “Annonse” in Norway, “Reklame” in Denmark and “Mainos” in Finland. A hashtag at the bottom isn't enough, and both you and the creator can be held responsible, so put it in the contract.

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How we count

  • The figures cover creators in the Brandssynergy database, not every account in Denmark.
  • Included: Instagram and TikTok accounts with at least 10,000 followers based in Denmark, going by the location or language on their profile.
  • Niche and city are set by Brandssynergy from the profile. Engagement = median of (likes + comments) / followers over recent posts, pinned posts excluded.
  • Data from public profiles, updated daily. No individual creators are shown here. Brandssynergy has no partnership with Instagram or TikTok, and nobody can pay to be included.

Frequently asked questions

How many Danish influencers are there?

The Brandssynergy database has 717 Danish influencers with at least 10,000 followers. Counting smaller accounts, there are many more.

What engagement do Danish influencers get?

The median on Instagram is 1.1%. For accounts with 10–50k followers it's 1.1%, so anything above that is strong for their size.

Do Danish influencers post in English?

87% of them write their posts in Danish. Audiences in Denmark generally understand English well, but posts in Danish feel more personal to local followers. For a campaign aimed at customers in Denmark, let creators post in their own language and approve a translation of the script rather than the other way round.

How do I find the right creator for my brand?

Start with the goal: reach, engagement or content you can reuse. In Brandssynergy you can filter creators by niche, size, city and engagement and contact them directly.