Archive · 21 Aug 2026
ChatGPT Leads June 2026 AI Tool Traffic Rankings
A ranking measured how often people visited AI tools on the web in June 2026.
ChatGPT was the most visited tool by a very large margin.
It received 5.3 billion visits.
Google Gemini came second, and Claude came third.
Other popular tools included Canva, Google Translate and DeepSeek.
Some tools help with design, translation, entertainment or research instead of just chatting.
Microsoft Copilot, Meta AI and Cursor were not in the top 10.
The ranking shows that many different kinds of AI tools are becoming part of everyday online life.
ChatGPT recorded 5.3 billion web visits in June 2026, exceeding the combined traffic of the next nine tools.
Google Gemini ranked second with 1.14 billion visits, followed by Claude with 967.91 million.
Canva, Google Translate, DeepSeek, Grok, Janitor AI, Character AI and Perplexity completed the top 10.
Microsoft Copilot, Meta AI and Cursor did not place among the 10 most visited tools.
Eight of the top 10 platforms originated in the United States, while Canva is Australian and DeepSeek is Chinese.
- Who
- ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Claude and other AI platforms were included in the ranking.
- What
- A June 2026 ranking measured web visits to the most popular AI tools.
- When
- June 2026.
- Where
- On the web; the article reports that most top-ranked platforms originated in the United States, with Canva from Australia and DeepSeek from China.
- Why
- The ranking illustrates rapid AI adoption and competition among tools serving conversational, creative, translation, research and specialized needs.
- Top tool
- ChatGPT
- ChatGPT visits
- 5.3 billion web visits
- Second place
- Google Gemini, with 1.14 billion visits
- Third place
- Claude, with 967.91 million visits
- Fourth place
- Canva, with 759.76 million visits
- Top 10 exception
- Microsoft Copilot, Meta AI and Cursor did not make the top 10
- Geographic breakdown
- Eight of the top 10 platforms originated in the United States; Canva originated in Australia and DeepSeek in China