AgeName

How old is someone named Starla?

The average Starla is 45 years old.

Half of all living Starlas are between 31 and 61.

Estimated alive
7.6K
Median age
47
Peak year
1980
Mostly
Gen X

Starla has never really gone out of style. Parents have chosen it every year for more than a century; its busiest year was 1980.

Popular names of 1980 · The most popular names of the 1980s →

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Babies named Starla by decade, and how many are estimated alive today
Born inBabies bornAlive today
1940s148under 100
1950s1,041830
1960s1,8131,600
1970s1,4051,300
1980s1,4951,400
1990s741730
2000s737730
2010s604600
2020s247250

How many Starlas are still alive?

About 7,600 Starlas are alive in the US today. That's 92% of the roughly 8,200 babies named Starla since 1942.

Nearly every Starla ever born is still alive, because almost all of them are young.

What generation is the name Starla?

About one in three living Starlas are Gen Xers, born between 1965 and 1980.

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Is Starla an old name?

Somewhat. Starla is older than 72 in 100 names on AgeByName, but younger than plenty of classics.

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Is Starla a boy or girl name?

Almost entirely girls: over 99.9% of living Starlas are women.

Names the same age as Starla

NAME TWIN

Starla's name twin is Joey. Of all 3,713 names on AgeByName, Joey's age curve is the closest match to Starla's: 90% alike.

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Questions about the name Starla

How old is the average Starla?

The average Starla in the US is 45 years old. The median is 47, so half are older and half younger.

How many people are named Starla?

About 7,600 Starlas are alive in the US today, out of roughly 8,200 babies given the name since 1942.

When was the name Starla most popular?

In 1980, when about 240 baby girls were named Starla.

Is Starla a Gen X name?

Partly. Gen X are the largest group, about 31% of living Starlas, but the name spans several generations.

Estimates from Social Security Administration baby-name records (births 1880–2025) and SSA cohort life tables (2026 Trustees Report). Updated each spring. How we calculate this