Top 20 Utah Influencers: Find Influencers in Utah, United States (Sep 2026)

We found 378 Utah Influencers in United States
These influencers mention 'Utah' in their Instagram bio and have audiences primarily in United States. Here are the top 20. To run a custom search, check out Modash's influencer discovery features (free to try).
09/25/2026
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1. Dieter F. Uchtdorf

United States

The authorized Instagram account for Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of the @ChurchofJesusChrist.

Followers
758.7k
Fake followers
8.52%
Engagement rate
2.24%
Average Reel plays
405k
Audience gender
female
67.58%
male
32.42%
Top performing Reels
  1. 1.2M
  2. 136.1k
  3. My wife, Harriet, and I love to go bicycle riding together. In fact, bicycle riding has been one of our family’s favorite pastimes for decades. In the 1980s my wife went with me on my flights to Beijing, China. As I had some extra time there, we explored some cities on bicycles. It’s a wonderful way to get to know the world around you and get some exercise while also spending time together. While we ride (and I’m not huffing and puffing too much), we enjoy the beautiful world around us and even engage in a pleasant conversation. Rarely do we have to pay much attention to keeping our balance on our bicycles. We’ve been riding long enough now that we don’t even think about that—it has become natural for us. But whenever I watch someone learning to ride a bike for the first time, I’m reminded that it’s not easy balancing yourself on those two narrow wheels. It takes time. It takes practice. It takes patience. It even takes falling down a time or two. Most of all, those who succeed in balancing on a bicycle learn this important tip: Don’t look at your feet. Look ahead. Keep your eyes on the road in front of you. Focus on your destination. And get pedaling. Staying balanced is all about moving forward. Similar principles apply when it comes to finding balance in our lives as disciples of Jesus Christ. How to distribute your time and energy among your many important tasks will vary from person to person and from one season of life to another. But our common overall objective is to follow the Way of our Master, Jesus Christ, and return to the presence of our beloved Father in Heaven. This objective must remain constant and consistent, whoever we are and whatever else is happening in our lives. For Harriet and me, we learned that while striving to become better disciples of Jesus Christ, there may be some bumps in the road that can cause any of us to momentarily lose our balance. But if we keep pedaling, keeping our sight on the divine goal in the distance, the Savior will always be there to help us regain or keep our balance on His Way back to our heavenly parents.
    118k
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Audience location by country
United States
71.76%
Brazil
9.02%
Mexico
2.14%
Peru
1.58%
Chile
1.55%
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2. Kate Call

United States

Nonsensical nonsense. Occasionally appropriately inappropriate. Hop on the crazy train! Finding & sharing good deal/products. Owner of @latesbykate

Followers
287.9k
Fake followers
13.02%
Engagement rate
2.33%
Average Reel plays
232.6k
Audience gender
female
97.53%
male
2.47%
Top performing Reels
  1. 48.9M
  2. 12.2M
  3. SOS. What did we do 🙈🐶 We blind folded them and let them each meet her separately so they could have their own moment to meet her. It was the sweetest to see all their separate reactions. Sienna had me dying🥹😭. We all fell in love with this puppy the second we met her a month ago and Jeremy and I decided to get her right then and there, but told the girls she was already sold (i know, mean, but not really). So when they met her last night and realized it was her, it was EXTRA emotional! Craziest story about her name.. POPPY: so for the last year, we have been talking about possibly getting a dog, and we would throw up names of what we would name her. We collectively decided on the name POPPY for our future puppy if we ever got one. Fast forward a year of calling our invisible puppy Poppy… we met this puppy when she was five weeks old, and when the owner handed her to us, she said “ we name them when they are born just to keep them straight, but you can always change the name…but for now, this one is Poppy”. <~~~ She had no idea that was our name 🥹. We all looked at each other and about died.. and of course got chills and teared up 😂. I’m so anxious and overwhelmed about this honestly.. more than i got with even my babies. I cries 4 times on the way to get her last night because I was so overwhelmed . Dramatic but true. And i also felt validated in that anxiety when i got up with her at 5am to take her out and she pooped on my leg. Did i mention 5am? 🫣. Needless to say the girls are in heaven, and I need prayers. Send all tips and tricks and good puppy prayers our way 😅 Welcome to the crazy Call Family POPPY. Go easy on me 🙏🏼🙈 Also.. Trels isn’t sure what to think of this gal joining the fam. TBD…
    3.2M
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Audience location by country
United States
93.6%
Canada
2.59%
United Kingdom
0.52%
Australia
0.41%
Mexico
0.34%
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4. comefollowmedaily

United States

To urge, inspire the human mind. Insights following the Come Follow Me curriculum for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Followers
230.5k
Fake followers
7.48%
Engagement rate
2.08%
Average Reel plays
35.2k
Audience gender
female
82.75%
male
17.25%
Top performing Reels
  1. As a parent, I don’t think of many scriptures more than the Lord of the vineyard weeping and saying “What more could I have done for my vineyard?” . Part of me deeply relates. And another part of me feels frustrated when I think of it in context— the Lord of the vineyard being Christ or God, they are literally, perfectly taking care of it. But me? I’m not. I make mistakes every single day in my little part of the vineyard. Maybe I forget to water. Or I hate dunging. Or I grafted wrong. Or I was too harsh with the pruners. Like just today, when my son broke the window screen and it just feels like everything in our house is getting broken and me and my “pruners” got carried away. But in those moments I love thinking about Christ looking at me and all my imperfections and saying “spare her a little longer.” (Jacob 5:50) Maybe that’s one of the most important parts of this analogy—not giving up, on yourself or others. Because Christ doesn’t. It helps me realize that I am not meant to be the master of the vineyard. We already have a master—and He is working perfectly in our lives and the lives of those around us. Our job is to just keep loving. Keep saying sorry. Keep trying. And never give up. . The parable of the olive tree is a story of compassion. . And even though I am not a perfect servant, or a perfect tree—however you want to take the analogy, Our God is a God of “wait a little longer.” Who weeps and loves. Who never stops working hard for us. Who knows when we or our loved ones are in a “poor spot” for that minute or that day or our whole lives and will nourish us extra to make up the difference. Truly, “God is in relentless pursuit of you. He wants all of His children to return home to Him, and He employs every possible measure to bring you [and your children] back.” (Elder Kearon) Art @foxandpebble
    32.7k
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  3. It was my first year of marriage and we only had one car and I was speeding to campus to pick my husband up and take him to work, which he would now be late for. In my mind, I came up with 1000 reasons why I was late. Bracing for frustration, ready to justify my actions. Michael opened the car door and my words and excuses started spilling out. But he stopped me and said, “Mary, don’t worry. I know it must have been important. I love you.” And suddenly, all my excuses seemed weak compared to his love. All of my fears dissolved in his confidence in me. But a funny thing happened as well, I realized then, in his love and confidence, more than I could have ever in his disapproval or reproach, that I COULD have done better. That my excuses were just that, excuses. I wanted to be there. Always. On time. His faith in me brought change so much faster than his chastisement ever would have. That is something that I love about the story of Nephi breaking his bow. His father, the PROPHET, is murmuring. And yet, Nephi didn’t condemn him or chastise. He just asked his father where he should go to hunt. His faith in his father brought Lehi to his knees much faster than disdain ever could have. As Sister Runia said, “On rare occasions we may feel prompted to correct, but most often let’s tell our loved ones in spoken and unspoken ways the messages they long to hear: “Our family feels whole […] because you are in it.” “You will be loved […] no matter what.” . Christ is the perfect example of this, saying to the woman caught in adultery “Neither do I condemn thee: go, and sin no more.” (John 8:11) Let us give people love and confidence, giving them the strength to get up and go and sin no more, rather than keeping them down and condemning them. If Jesus didn’t throw the first stone, then surely we don’t have to either. Remembering “love is the greatest power and will have the most powerful influence.” (President Dalton) Art @kevincardenart
    25.2k
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Audience location by country
United States
86.92%
Brazil
1.46%
Canada
1.27%
Philippines
1.22%
Australia
1.17%
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5. David Butler

United States

Learning God + a life of faith in refreshing ways 💛 finding all that is rad about this world 🌍 ↓ podcasts | masterclasses | tours ↓

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6. Emily Belle Freeman

United States

Walk with me here? Seeking Jesus. Discovering holy. Learning love. @youngwomenworldwide @churchofjesuschrist

Followers
222.7k
Fake followers
10.07%
Engagement rate
8.27%
Average Reel plays
200.6k
Audience gender
female
93.86%
male
6.14%
Top performing Reels
  1. Greg and I had no idea why we received an invitation to @russellmnelson office. . We sat down on the couch and listened as President Nelson shared stories of my grandparents. He was the Stake President who extended the call for them to serve a mission to Fiji in the 1960s. . It was a daunting call. . He spoke first of my Grandma Belle, with an e. “She was regal,” he said with a twinkle in his eye, “I wondered how Belle would survive.” . Then he talked about my Grandpa Mickey. My grandpa never prayed in church before they left on that mission, but he spoke in Stake Conference the day after he returned. “I don’t know how long it took your grandpa to believe, but I know he did when he died.” . That mission changed them. . It was daunting, but they accepted the Lord’s call. . After the stories, President Nelson slid forward on his chair and looked deep into my eyes. . “You really believe in the gospel of Jesus Christ don’t you?” . “I really do,” I replied simply. . To which he replied, “You have been called to serve as the General Young Women’s President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.” . That’s when the tears started to fall. . A daunting call. . One I wondered if I was equipped for. . President Nelson invited Greg to take a flower out of the arrangement behind him so I would remember the day of my call. . Greg chose one white peony. . And what are the odds a peony was in that Christmas bouquet? . As we prepared to leave, President Nelson reached out for my hand, he leaned in and whispered close, “You have Mickey’s eyes.” . It was the sweetest moment of the entire conversation. . Because I’m sure Belle and Mickey felt just like I did when they walked out of President Nelson’s office sixty years ago. . Scared. . But they embraced the call. . And I won’t forget the Fijian family who showed up at my Grandma’s graveside service decades later to sing. . They fell in love with the people they served. . And already, I feel that same love. . To the Young Women all over the world, I love you. We are about to embark on an amazing journey. The Lord has a great work in store for us. . Extraordinary adventures await.
    77.1k
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  3. 42.8k
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Audience location by country
United States
90.85%
Canada
1.75%
Australia
1.32%
United Kingdom
1.13%
New Zealand
0.74%
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8. Cassie Webb

United States

FNP Student-RN-BSN💉💋 Nurse injector. Gym 🤍 er.

Followers
146.8k
Fake followers
10.67%
Engagement rate
2.79%
Average Reel plays
33.7k
Audience gender
female
79.31%
male
20.69%
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Audience location by country
United States
89.06%
Germany
1.56%
Afghanistan
1.56%
Kenya
1.56%
United Kingdom
1.56%
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10. Scott Lasater

United States

Stunt dad. gotkushkubes.com promo code SCOTTYDOGG20 Rockwell code Scottydogg20 for 20% off. Fuelclothing..com code scotty25 Godfrey proof.

Followers
100.6k
Fake followers
15.01%
Engagement rate
2.52%
Average Reel plays
16.3k
Audience gender
female
47.48%
male
52.52%
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Audience location by country
United States
93.59%
Mexico
0.75%
United Kingdom
0.64%
Canada
0.53%
Australia
0.53%

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12. Ally Putnam

United States

26 | tn Curly Mom cosplay 👼🧸🎀🤍✨ 💌 teamally@linkcreatormgmt.com

Followers
96.1k
Fake followers
14.73%
Engagement rate
2.78%
Average Reel plays
114.2k
Audience gender
female
66.1%
male
33.9%
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Audience location by country
United States
92.51%
Canada
1.05%
Mexico
0.84%
United Kingdom
0.47%
Italy
0.42%
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13. David Cline

United States

Dave, Em, Harm, Ollie & Brynn The only thing you can take with you is that which you've given away. Treasure hunters! Check us out at 👇🏼

Followers
88.1k
Fake followers
9.49%
Engagement rate
2.75%
Average Reel plays
93k
Audience gender
female
56.98%
male
43.02%
Top performing Reels
  1. 116.8k
  2. 9.6k
  3. 8.6k
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Audience location by country
United States
92.71%
United Kingdom
0.84%
Japan
0.6%
India
0.6%
Canada
0.48%
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16. Tiffany Hong

United States

@shesinatiffpodcast ⭐️🛋️ tiffany@upsidedowntalent.com

Followers
74.5k
Fake followers
15.87%
Engagement rate
2.78%
Average Reel plays
24.9k
Audience gender
female
93.23%
male
6.77%
Top performing Reels
  1. 24.3k
  2. a love letter to my swimsuit body. growing up, i was told by the media, culture, family, etc. that my body would never be a “swimsuit body.” the idea of looking at her in the mirror disgusted me. so oftentimes, i would find myself telling her: “i wish you were different,” “i wish you were smaller,” and sometimes even “i wish you didn’t exist.” honestly, i cry a lot thinking about how i’ve talked to my body over the years. it kind of breaks my heart that i was so cruel to such a beautiful blessing. i never saw my body type in catalogs i’d get in the mail, or the advertisements i’d see in between the 5 minute craft videos i’d watch on youtube. i was taught that “small is healthy,” “having a belly is bad,” “cellulite is ugly,” and that “the calories on the back of that bag of goldfish will make you look horrendous.” but here’s what nobody told me: my body showed up for me every single day, even when i was cursing her name. she carried me through late nights, heartaches, and times where i literally lost my will to live. she laughed with me, cried with me, held me together when i was sure i was falling apart. and i was too busy wishing her away to say thank you. my therapist actually asked me the other day how my relationship with my body has changed since starting social media. and it’s funny because i’ve oddly enough, learned to appreciate it more. i don’t know when things started to shift. i started noticing what she could do instead of the ways she didn’t measure up. the way her arms wrap around the people i love. the way she breathes, rests, heals, persists. and then one day, i put on a swimsuit and instead of hiding, i just went in the water. and it was like the most revolutionary and refreshing thing i’ve ever done. so this is my very long overdue love letter to the body i spent years trying to shrink: i see you now. i’m so sorry it took so long and i’m so sorry i wasn’t aware of you swimsuit: @aiyuswim (code: TIFFANY15) photographer: @abbyo.photo
    4.8k
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Audience location by country
United States
69.36%
Canada
4.52%
United Kingdom
2.78%
Australia
2.46%
South Africa
1.62%
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17. Josie Van Dyke

United States

The realest fake person on the internet 😇 📍UTAH NEW EPISODE EVERY THURSDAY 🚮 weeklytrash@saucemediagroup.com @theeweeklytrashpodcast

Followers
70.5k
Fake followers
12.62%
Engagement rate
2.15%
Average Reel plays
46.6k
Audience gender
female
96.4%
male
3.6%
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Audience location by country
United States
94.85%
Canada
2.43%
United Kingdom
0.37%
Mexico
0.37%
Australia
0.29%
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18. The National Parks

United States
Followers
69.8k
Fake followers
13.13%
Engagement rate
2.65%
Average Reel plays
28.6k
Audience gender
female
74.93%
male
25.07%
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Audience location by country
United States
90.14%
Canada
1.89%
United Kingdom
1.12%
Brazil
0.85%
Australia
0.53%
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19. Kira Caprice

United States

@churchofjesuschrist It’s cool to love Jesus🧡 Co-host on “built by Him” podcast Bible study every Saturday @ 8pm MST

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20. Ryan Clifford

United States

Scares & Repairs 😱🔨 Follow to see me prank ppl & fix things itsryanclifford@gmail.com Travel and daily life vlog on YouTube 👇

Followers
67.7k
Fake followers
20.67%
Engagement rate
2.39%
Average Reel plays
70k
Audience gender
female
78.96%
male
21.04%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
79.36%
Canada
2.34%
Chile
2.28%
United Kingdom
2.25%
Australia
1.43%

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