15 Top Female Pakistani YouTubers

Fatima Faisal keeps her channel description to a one-line dare to subscribe, so the identity lives entirely in the uploads. At 1.6M subscribers she is the largest channel on this list by a clear margin.

Her description promises entertainment content and sends viewers to her Instagram, so a campaign can run across both. Her 1.4M subscribers put her second only to Fatima Faisal here.

Her description lists Instagram, TikTok and a direct email alongside vlog tags, making her one of the easiest creators here to contact. She holds 1.1M subscribers, the third of only three million-plus channels on this list.

Her channel description is a two-word greeting, so there is no stated content theme to work from. Her 397K subscribers are a sharp drop from the top three and worth a content check first.

The channel carries no written description, but its own name identifies it as a vlog channel. With 281K subscribers it is worth confirming the exact topics and posting rhythm in the tool before committing.

The description presents this as the official channel of Pakistani actress Aiman Khan, mixing vlogs with behind-the-scenes material. Its 252K subscribers matter less than the recognised name attached to them.

The description says the channel is all about beauty tips and makeup, and the handle points at a Shorts-first habit. Its 126K subscribers sit in a tight niche for colour cosmetics and skincare.

The channel belongs to an online diet clinic run by a named nutritionist and dietitian with her own team. Its 66K subscribers land exactly on this list's median, but with credentials most channels here do not have.

She describes herself as a food and travel vlogger working in bite-sized videos, which suits recipe and destination briefs. Her 56K subscribers sit just below the list median of 66K.

Her description promises quick grooming, skincare and fashion tips with budget-friendly product recommendations. Her 53K subscribers make a good match for mass-market products that need a price-conscious framing.

This is a Lahore salon and training centre rather than a personal creator channel, with a physical address in the description. Its 35K subscribers are relevant for trade and professional products.

Her channel description consists of a single word, entertainer, so the format has to be confirmed from the uploads. Her 33K subscribers are half this list's median of 66K subscribers.

The channel holds 31K subscribers, but no description came back on lookup, so nothing about the content can be sourced. Confirm who runs it and what it posts before treating it as a creator partner.

The channel is confirmed on our records but carries no written description at all. With 17K subscribers it is best treated as an experiment slot, with the uploads checked before any paid brief.

The channel listed here as fatiyaKhanM now runs as fatiha ki dunia, Fatiha Khan’s self-described official channel. It has kept growing since this ranking’s date, so treat the subscriber figure shown here as a snapshot rather than the current size.