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The firstworld record in the 400 metresindividual medley in long course (50 metres)swimming was recognized by theInternational Swimming Federation (FINA) in1957, followed by the women a year later. In the short course (25 metres) swimming events the world's governing body recognizes world records since March 3, 1991.

Men

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Long course

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#	Time		Name	Nationality	Date	Meet	Location	Ref
1	5:15.6		Gary Heinrich	United States	27 August 1957	-	Philadelphia, United States
2	5:12.9		Vladimir Strushanov	Soviet Union	20 October 1957	-	Moscow, Soviet Union
3	5:08.8		Ian Black	Great Britain	6 June 1959	-	Cardiff, United Kingdom
4	5:07.8		George Harrison	United States	24 June 1960	-	Los Angeles, United States
5	5:05.3		George Harrison	United States	24 June 1960	-	Los Angeles, United States
6	5:04.5		Dennis Rounsaville	United States	22 July 1960	-	Toledo, United States
7	5:04.3		Ted Stickles	United States	1 July 1961	-	Chicago, United States
8	4:55.6		Ted Stickles	United States	18 August 1961	-	Los Angeles, United States
9	4:53.8		Gerhard Hetz	West Germany	24 May 1962	-	Moscow, Soviet Union
10	4:51.4		Ted Stickles	United States	30 June 1962	-	Chicago, United States
11	4:51.0		Ted Stickles	United States	12 July 1962	-	Louisville, United States
12	4:50.2		Gerhard Hetz	West Germany	12 October 1963	-	Tokyo, Japan
13	4:48.6		Dick Roth	United States	31 July 1964	-	Los Altos, United States
14	4:45.4		Dick Roth	United States	14 October 1964	Olympic Games	Tokyo, Japan
15	4:45.3		Andrey Dunayev	Soviet Union	3 April 1968	-	Tallinn, Soviet Union
16	4:45.1		Greg Buckingham	United States	6 July 1968	Santa Clara Invitational	Santa Clara, United States
17	4:43.4		Gary Hall Sr.	United States	20 July 1968	-	Los Angeles, United States
18	4:43.3	h	Charlie Hickcox	United States	30 August 1968	US Olympic Trials	Long Beach, United States
19	4:39.0		Charlie Hickcox	United States	30 August 1968	US Olympic Trials	Long Beach, United States
20	4:38.7		Gary Hall Sr.	United States	11 July 1969	Santa Clara Invitational	Santa Clara, United States
21	4:33.9		Gary Hall Sr.	United States	15 August 1969	AAU Nationals	Louisville, United States
22	4:31.0		Gary Hall Sr.	United States	21 August 1970	AAU Nationals	Los Angeles, United States
23	4:30.81		Gary Hall Sr.	United States	3 August 1972	US Olympic Trials	Chicago, United States
24	4:28.89		András Hargitay	Hungary	20 August 1974	European Championships	Vienna, Austria
25	4:26.00		Zoltán Verrasztó	Hungary	2 April 1976	AAU Indoor Championships	Long Beach, United States
26	4:23.68		Rod Strachan	United States	25 July 1976	Olympic Games	Montreal, Canada
27	4:23.39		Jesse Vassallo	United States	4 August 1978	AAU Championships	The Woodlands, United States
28	4:20.05		Jesse Vassallo	United States	28 August 1978	World Championships	West Berlin, West Germany
29	4:19.78		Ricardo Prado	Brazil	8 August 1982	World Championships	Guayaquil, Ecuador
30	4:19.61		Jens-Peter Berndt	East Germany	23 May 1984	East German Championships	Magdeburg, East Germany
31	4:17.53		Alex Baumann	Canada	17 June 1984	Canadian Olympic Trials	Etobicoke, Canada
32	4:17.41		Alex Baumann	Canada	30 July 1984	Olympic Games	Los Angeles, United States
33	4:16.12		David Wharton	United States	14 August 1987	Pan Pacific Championships	Brisbane, Australia
34	4:15.42		Tamás Darnyi	Hungary	19 August 1987	European Championships	Strasbourg, France
35	4:14.75		Tamás Darnyi	Hungary	21 September 1988	Olympic Games	Seoul, South Korea
36	4:12.36		Tamás Darnyi	Hungary	8 January 1991	World Championships	Perth, Australia
37	4:12.30		Tom Dolan	United States	11 September 1994	World Championships	Rome, Italy
38	4:11.76		Tom Dolan	United States	17 September 2000	Olympic Games	Sydney, Australia	^[1]
39	4:11.09		Michael Phelps	United States	15 August 2002	US National Championships	Fort Lauderdale, United States	^[2]
40	4:10.73		Michael Phelps	United States	7 April 2003	Duel in the Pool	Indianapolis, United States	^[3]
41	4:09.09		Michael Phelps	United States	27 July 2003	World Championships	Barcelona, Spain	^[4]
42	4:08.41		Michael Phelps	United States	7 July 2004	US Olympic Trials	Long Beach, United States	^[5]
43	4:08.26		Michael Phelps	United States	14 August 2004	Olympic Games	Athens, Greece	^[6]
44	4:06.22		Michael Phelps	United States	1 April 2007	World Championships	Melbourne, Australia	^[7]
45	4:05.25		Michael Phelps	United States	29 June 2008	US Olympic Trials	Omaha, United States	^[8]
46	4:03.84		Michael Phelps	United States	10 August 2008	Olympic Games	Beijing, China	^[9]
47	4:02.50		Léon Marchand	France	23 July 2023	World Championships	Fukuoka, Japan	^[10]^[11]

Short course

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#	Time	Name	Nationality	Date	Meet	Location	Ref
1	4:08.77	Luca Sacchi	Italy	29 February 1992	World Cup	Palma de Mallorca, Spain
2	4:07.10	Jani Sievinen	Finland	9 February 1993	World Cup	Malmö, Sweden
3	4:06.03	Jani Sievinen	Finland	20 January 1996	-	Lappeenranta, Finland
4	4:05.59	Marcel Wouda	Netherlands	1 February 1997	World Cup	Gelsenkirchen, Germany
5	4:05.41	Marcel Wouda	Netherlands	8 February 1997	World Cup	Paris, France
6	4:04.24	Matthew Dunn	Australia	24 September 1998	Australian Championships	Perth, Australia
7	4:02.72	Brian Johns	Canada	23 February 2003	Canadian University Championships	Victoria, Canada
8	4:00.37	László Cseh	Hungary	9 December 2005	European Championships	Trieste, Italy
9	3:59.33	László Cseh	Hungary	14 December 2007	European Championships	Debrecen, Hungary
10	3:57.27	László Cseh	Hungary	11 December 2009	European Championships	Istanbul, Turkey	^[12]
11	3:55.50	Ryan Lochte	United States	16 December 2010	World Championships	Dubai, United Arab Emirates	^[13]
12	3:54.81	Daiya Seto	Japan	20 December 2019	International Swimming League	Las Vegas, United States	^[14]

Women

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Long course

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#	Time	Name	Nationality	Date	Meet	Location	Ref
1	5:46.6	Sylvia Ruuska	United States	27 June 1958	-	Los Angeles, United States
2	5:43.7	Sylvia Ruuska	United States	1 August 1958	-	Topeka, United States
3	5:41.1	Sylvia Ruuska	United States	24 February 1959	-	Melbourne, Australia
4	5:40.2	Sylvia Ruuska	United States	17 July 1959	-	Redding, United States
5	5:36.5	Donna de Varona	United States	15 July 1960	-	Indianapolis, United States
6	5:34.5	Donna de Varona	United States	11 August 1961	-	Philadelphia, United States
7	5:29.7	Donna de Varona	United States	2 June 1962	-	Los Altos, United States
8	5:27.4	Sharon Finneran	United States	26 July 1962	-	Osaka, Japan
9	5:24.7	Donna de Varona	United States	26 July 1962	-	Osaka, Japan
10	5:21.9	Sharon Finneran	United States	28 July 1962	-	Osaka, Japan
11	5:16.5	Donna de Varona	United States	10 March 1964	-	Lima, Peru
12	5:14.9	Donna de Varona	United States	30 August 1964	-	New York City, United States
13	5:11.7	Claudia Kolb	United States	9 July 1967	Santa Clara International	Santa Clara, United States
14	5:09.7	Claudia Kolb	United States	1 August 1967	Pan American Games	Winnipeg, Canada
15	5:08.2	Claudia Kolb	United States	19 August 1967	AAU Nationals	Philadelphia, United States
16	5:04.7	Claudia Kolb	United States	24 August 1968	US Olympic Trials	Los Angeles, United States
17	5:02.97	Gail Neall	Australia	31 August 1972	Olympic Games	Munich, West Germany
18	5:01.10	Angela Franke	East Germany	18 August 1973	-	Utrecht, Netherlands
19	4:57.51	Gudrun Wegner	East Germany	6 September 1973	World Championships	Belgrade, Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
20	4:52.42	Ulrike Tauber	East Germany	21 August 1974	European Championships	Vienna, Austria
21	4:52.20	Ulrike Tauber	East Germany	7 June 1975	East German Championships	Wittenberg, East Germany
22	4:48.79	Birgit Treiber	East Germany	1 June 1976	East German Championships	East Berlin, East Germany
23	4:42.77	Ulrike Tauber	East Germany	24 July 1976	Olympic Games	Montreal, Canada
24	4:40.83	Tracy Caulkins	United States	23 August 1978	World Championships	West Berlin, West Germany
25	4:39.96	Petra Schneider	East Germany	30 March 1980	-	Leningrad, Soviet Union
26	4:38.44	Petra Schneider	East Germany	27 May 1980	-	Magdeburg, East Germany
27	4:36.29	Petra Schneider	East Germany	26 July 1980	Olympic Games	Moscow, Soviet Union
28	4:36.10	Petra Schneider	East Germany	26 July 1982	World Championships	Guayaquil, Ecuador
29	4:34.79	Chen Yan	China	13 October 1997	Chinese National Games	Shanghai, China
30	4:33.59	Yana Klochkova	Ukraine	16 September 2000	Olympic Games	Sydney, Australia	^[15]
31	4:32.89	Katie Hoff	United States	1 April 2007	World Championships	Melbourne, Australia	^[16]
32	4:31.46	Stephanie Rice	Australia	22 March 2008	Australian Championships	Sydney, Australia	^[17]
33	4:31.12	Katie Hoff	United States	29 June 2008	US Olympic Trials	Omaha, United States	^[18]
34	4:29.45	Stephanie Rice	Australia	10 August 2008	Olympic Games	Beijing, China	^[19]
35	4:28.43	Ye Shiwen	China	28 July 2012	Olympic Games	London, United Kingdom	^[20]
36	4:26.36	Katinka Hosszú	Hungary	6 August 2016	Olympic Games	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	^[21]
37	4:25.87	Summer McIntosh	Canada	1 April 2023	Canadian Trials	Toronto, Canada	^[22]
38	4:24.38	Summer McIntosh	Canada	16 May 2024	Canadian Trials	Toronto, Canada	^[23]^[24]
39	4:23.65	Summer McIntosh	Canada	11 June 2025	Canadian Trials	Victoria, Canada	^[25]

Short course

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#	Time		Name	Nationality	Date	Meet	Location	Ref
1	4:29.00		Dai Guohong	China	2 December 1993	World Championships	Palma de Mallorca, Spain
2	4:27.83		Yana Klochkova	Ukraine	20 January 2002	World Cup	Paris, France
3	4:26.52		Kirsty Coventry	Zimbabwe	9 April 2008	World Championships	Manchester, United Kingdom	^[26]
4	4:25.87		Julia Smit	USA	28 November 2008	Canada Cup	Toronto, Canada
5	4:25.06		Mireia Belmonte	Spain	14 December 2008	European Championships	Rijeka, Croatia	^[27]
6	4:22.88		Kathryn Meaklim	South Africa	22 November 2009	World Cup	Singapore	^[28]
7	4:21.04		Julia Smit	USA	18 December 2009	Duel in the Pool	Manchester, United Kingdom	^[29]
8	4:20.85		Katinka Hosszú	Hungary	11 August 2013	World Cup	Berlin, Germany	^[30]
9	4:20.83		Katinka Hosszú	Hungary	28 August 2014	World Cup	Doha, Qatar	^[31]
10	4:19.86		Mireia Belmonte	Spain	3 December 2014	World Championships	Doha, Qatar	^[32]
11	4:19.46	h	Katinka Hosszú	Hungary	2 December 2015	European Championships	Netanya, Israel	^[33]
12	4:18.94		Mireia Belmonte	Spain	12 August 2017	World Cup	Eindhoven, Netherlands	^[34]
13	4:15.48		Summer McIntosh	Canada	14 December 2024	World Championships	Budapest, Hungary	^[35]^[36]

Legend:# – Record awaiting ratification byFINA;
Records not set in finals:h – heat;sf – semifinal;r – relay 1st leg;rh – relay heat 1st leg;b – B final;† – en route to final mark;tt – time trial

All-time top 25

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Tables show data for two definitions of "Top 25" - the top 25400 m individual medley times and the top 25athletes:

- denotes top performance forathletes in the top 25400 m individual medley times

- denotes lesser performances, still in the top 25400 m individual medley times, by repeat athletes

- denotes top performance (only) for other top 25athletes who fall outside the top 25 400 m individual medley times

Men long course

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Correct as of September 2025^[37]

Ath.#	Perf.#	Time	Athlete	Nation	Date	Place	Ref.
1	1	4:02.50	Léon Marchand	France	25 July 2023	Fukuoka	^[10]
	2	4:02.95	Marchand #2		28 July 2024	Paris	^[38]
2	3	4:03.84	Michael Phelps	United States	10 August 2008	Beijing	^[9]
	4	4:04.28	Marchand #3		18 June 2022	Budapest	^[39]
	5	4:04.73	Marchand #4		3 August 2025	Singapore	^[40]
3	6	4:05.18	Ryan Lochte	United States	28 July 2012	London	^[41]
	7	4:05.25	Phelps #2		18 June 2008	Omaha	^[8]
4	8	4:05.90	Chase Kalisz	United States	30 July 2017	Budapest	^[42]
5	9	4:06.05	Kosuke Hagino	Japan	6 August 2016	Rio de Janeiro	^[43]
	10	4:06.08	Lochte #2		18 June 2008	Omaha	^[8]
6	11	4:06.09	Daiya Seto	Japan	25 January 2020	Tokyo	^[44]
7	12	4:06.16	László Cseh	Hungary	10 August 2008	Beijing	^[9]
	13	4:06.22	Phelps #3		1 April 2007	Melbourne	^[7]
	14	4:06.40	Lochte #3		7 July 2009	Indianapolis	^[45]
8	15	4:06.56	Carson Foster	United States	18 June 2022	Budapest	^[39]
8	15	4:06.56	Carson Foster	United States	25 July 2023	Fukuoka	^[10]
	17	4:06.75	Kalisz #2		6 August 2016	Rio de Janeiro	^[43]
9	18	4:06.96	Tyler Clary	United States	7 July 2009	Indianapolis	^[45]
	19	4:06.99	Kalisz #3		29 June 2017	Indianapolis	^[46]
	20	4:07.01	Lochte #4		2 August 2009	Rome	^[47]
	21	4:07.06	Lochte #5		25 June 2012	Omaha	^[48]
	22	4:07.11	Marchand #5		16 May 2025	Austin	^[49]
	23	4:07.13	Lochte #6		31 July 2011	Shanghai	^[50]
10	24	4:07.21	Tomoyuki Matsushita	Japan	4 September 2025	Tokyo	^[51]
	25	4:07.31	Clary #2		2 August 2009	Rome	^[47]
11		4:07.46	Bobby Finke	United States	5 June 2025	Indianapolis	^[52]
12		4:07.47	Dávid Verrasztó	Hungary	24 June 2017	Rome	^[53]
13		4:08.05	Ilya Borodin	Russia	25 July 2022	Kazan	^[54]
14		4:08.70	Lewis Clareburt	New Zealand	30 July 2022	Birmingham	^[55]
15		4:08.85	Max Litchfield	Great Britain	28 July 2024	Paris	^[38]
16		4:08.86	Thiago Pereira	Brazil	2 August 2009	Rome	^[47]
16		4:08.86	Thiago Pereira	Brazil	28 July 2012	London	^[41]
17		4:09.10	Wang Shun	China	4 September 2013	Shenyang	^[56]
18		4:09.18	Duncan Scott	Great Britain	7 April 2022	Sheffield	^[57]
19		4:09.22	Jay Litherland	United States	28 July 2019	Gwangju	^[58]
23		4:09.26	Asaki Nishikawa	Japan	4 September 2025	Tokyo	^[51]
20		4:09.27	Brendon Smith	Australia	28 July 2021	Tokyo	^[59]
21		4:09.29	Alberto Razzetti	Italy	30 November 2023	Riccione	^[60]
22		4:09.38	Yumeki Kojima	Japan	19 July 2025	Suzuka	^[61]
24		4:09.65	Rex Maurer	United States	5 June 2025	Indianapolis	^[52]
25		4:09.79	Kosuke Makino	Japan	23 March 2025	Tokyo	^[62]

Men short course

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Correct as of October 2025^[63]

Ath.#	Perf.#	Time	Athlete	Nation	Date	Place	Ref.
1	1	3:54.81	Daiya Seto	Japan	20 December 2019	Las Vegas	^[14]
2	2	3:55.50	Ryan Lochte	United States	16 December 2010	Dubai	^[13]
	3	3:55.53	Seto #2		26 October 2019	Tokyo	^[64]
	4	3:55.75	Seto #3		17 December 2022	Melbourne	^[65]
3	5	3:56.13	Shaine Casas	United States	25 October 2025	Toronto	^[66]
	6	3:56.26	Seto #4		20 December 2021	Abu Dhabi	^[67]
	7	3:56.33	Seto #5		4 December 2014	Doha	^[68]
	8	3:56.43	Seto #6		15 December 2018	Hangzhou	^[69]
4	9	3:56.47	Ilya Borodin	Russia	20 December 2021	Abu Dhabi	^[67]
5	10	3:56.48	Kosuke Hagino	Japan	13 January 2014	Tokyo	^[70]
	11	3:56.83	Borodin #2		14 December 2024	Budapest	^[71]
6	12	3:57.01	Alberto Razzetti	Italy	10 December 2023	Otopeni	^[72]
	13	3:57.25	Seto #7		30 September 2018	Eindhoven	^[73]
7	14	3:57.27	László Cseh	Hungary	11 December 2009	Istanbul	^[12]
8	15	3:57.40	Oussama Mellouli	Tunisia	16 December 2010	Dubai	^[13]
	16	3:57.41	Casas #2		19 October 2025	Westmont	^[74]
9	17	3:57.45	Carson Foster	United States	14 December 2024	Budapest	^[71]
10	18	3:57.56	Tyler Clary	United States	16 December 2010	Dubai	^[13]
	19	3:57.63	Foster #2		17 December 2022	Melbourne	^[65]
	20	3:57.66	Seto #8		15 November 2017	Tokyo	^[75]
	21	3:57.67	Borodin #3		25 November 2024	Saint Petersburg	^[76]
	22	3:57.85	Seto #9		30 October 2021	Kazan	^[77]
11	23	3:57.91	Thomas Fraser-Holmes	Australia	28 November 2015	Sydney	^[78]
	24	3:57.99	Foster #3		20 December 2021	Abu Dhabi	^[67]
	25	3:58.08	Borodin #4		24 November 2022	Kazan	^[79]
12		3:58.30	Léon Marchand	France	26 October 2024	Incheon	^[80]
13		3:59.21	Matthew Sates	South Africa	17 December 2022	Melbourne	^[65]
14		3:59.23	Chad le Clos	South Africa	9 November 2013	Tokyo	^[81]
15		3:59.33	Brendon Smith	Australia	30 September 2021	Naples	^[82]
16		3:59.47	Péter Bernek	Hungary	14 December 2017	Copenhagen	^[83]
17		3:59.81	Duncan Scott	Great Britain	20 December 2019	Las Vegas	^[14]
18		3:59.90	Conor Dwyer	United States	10 August 2013	Berlin	^[84]
19		3:59.99	Wang Shun	China	17 November 2018	Singapore	^[85]
20		4:00.10	Dávid Verrasztó	Hungary	11 December 2009	Istanbul	^[12]
21		4:00.18	Max Litchfield	Great Britain	16 December 2018	Sheffield	^[86]
22		4:00.43	Kaito Tabuchi	Japan	14 December 2024	Budapest	^[71]
23		4:00.44	Tomoyuki Matsushita	Japan	19 October 2024	Tokyo	^[87]
24		4:00.55	Gal Nevo	Israel	11 December 2009	Istanbul	^[12]
25		4:00.57	Tristan Jankovics	Canada	14 December 2024	Budapest	^[71]

Women long course

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Correct as of August 2025^[88]

Ath.#	Perf.#	Time	Athlete	Nation	Date	Place	Ref.
1	1	4:23.65	Summer McIntosh	Canada	11 June 2025	Victoria	^[25]
	2	4:24.38	McIntosh #2		16 May 2024	Toronto	^[23]
	3	4:25.78	McIntosh #3		3 August 2025	Singapore	^[89]
	4	4:25.87	McIntosh #4		1 April 2023	Toronto	^[22]
2	5	4:26.36	Katinka Hosszú	Hungary	6 August 2016	Rio de Janeiro	^[21]
	6	4:26.98	McIntosh #5		7 March 2025	Westmont	^[90]
	7	4:27.11	McIntosh #6		30 July 2023	Fukuoka	^[91]
	8	4:27.71	McIntosh #7		29 July 2024	Paris	^[92]
3	9	4:28.22	Kaylee McKeown	Australia	18 April 2024	Gold Coast	^[93]
4	10	4:28.43	Ye Shiwen	China	28 July 2012	London	^[20]
	11	4:28.58	Hosszú #2		6 August 2016	Rio de Janeiro	^[94]
	12	4:28.61	McIntosh #8		2 December 2022	Greensboro	^[95]
	13	4:29.01	McIntosh #9		29 July 2022	Birmingham	^[96]
	14	4:29.12	McIntosh #10		4 March 2022	Toronto	^[97]
	15	4:29.33	Hosszú #3		30 July 2017	Budapest	^[98]
5	16	4:29.45	Stephanie Rice	Australia	10 August 2008	Beijing	^[19]
6	17	4:29.89	Kirsty Coventry	Zimbabwe	10 August 2008	Beijing	^[19]
	17	4:29.89	Hosszú #4		4 March 2016	Marseille	^[99]
	19	4:29.96	McIntosh #11		1 December 2023	Greensboro	^[100]
	20	4:30.31	Hosszú #5		2 August 2009	Rome	^[101]
	21	4:30.39	Hosszú #6		9 August 2015	Kazan	^[102]
	21	4:30.39	Hosszú #7		28 July 2019	Gwangju	^[103]
	23	4:30.41	Hosszú #8		4 August 2013	Barcelona	^[104]
7	24	4:30.43	Li Xuanxu	China	17 October 2009	Jinan	^[105]
	25	4:30.75	Hosszú #9		11 June 2016	Barcelona	^[106]
8		4:30.82	Yui Ohashi	Japan	8 April 2018	Tokyo	^[107]
9		4:30.85	Qi Hui	China	17 October 2009	Jinan
10		4:31.12	Katie Hoff	United States	29 June 2008	Omaha	^[18]
11		4:31.15	Maya Dirado	United States	6 August 2016	Rio de Janeiro	^[21]
12		4:31.21	Mireia Belmonte	Spain	4 August 2013	Barcelona	^[104]
13		4:31.27	Elizabeth Beisel	United States	28 July 2012	London	^[20]
14		4:31.33	Hannah Miley	Great Britain	20 March 2009	Sheffield	^[108]
15		4:31.41	Katie Grimes	United States	30 July 2023	Fukuoka	^[91]
16		4:32.30	Jenna Forrester	Australia	30 July 2023	Fukuoka	^[91]
17		4:32.52	Emily Overholt	Canada	9 August 2015	Kazan	^[102]
18		4:32.53	Melanie Margalis	United States	6 March 2020	Des Moines	^[109]
19		4:32.76	Emma Weyant	United States	25 July 2021	Tokyo	^[110]
20		4:32.88	Sydney Pickrem	Canada	30 July 2017	Budapest	^[98]
21		4:33.01	Aimee Willmott	Great Britain	24 July 2014	Glasgow	^[111]
22		4:33.26	Mio Narita	Japan	3 August 2025	Singapore	^[89]
23		4:33.50	Zhou Min	China	4 September 2013	Shenyang	^[56]
24		4:33.59	Yana Klochkova	Ukraine	16 September 2000	Sydney	^[15]
25		4:33.76	Yu Zidi	China	3 August 2025	Singapore	^[89]

Women short course

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Correct as of October 2025^[112]

Ath.#	Perf.#	Time	Athlete	Nation	Date	Place	Ref.
1	1	4:15.48	Summer McIntosh	Canada	14 December 2024	Budapest	^[35]
2	2	4:18.94	Mireia Belmonte	Spain	12 August 2017	Eindhoven	^[34]
3	3	4:19.46	Katinka Hosszú	Hungary	2 December 2015	Netanya	^[33]
	4	4:19.75	Hosszú #2		2 December 2015	Netanya	^[113]
	5	4:19.82	Hosszú #3		6 August 2017	Berlin	^[114]
	6	4:19.86	Belmonte #2		3 December 2014	Doha	^[32]
4	7	4:20.14	Katie Grimes	United States	14 December 2024	Budapest	^[35]
	8	4:20.83	Hosszú #4		28 August 2014	Doha	^[31]
	9	4:20.85	Hosszú #5		11 August 2013	Berlin	^[30]
5	10	4:21.04	Julia Smit	United States	18 December 2009	Manchester	^[29]
	11	4:21.05	Hosszú #6		3 December 2014	Doha	^[115]
	12	4:21.21	Hosszú #7		11 December 2015	Indianapolis	^[116]
	13	4:21.23	Belmonte #3		15 December 2013	Herning	^[117]
	14	4:21.40	Hosszú #8		11 December 2018	Hangzhou	^[118]
	15	4:21.49	McIntosh #2		29 October 2022	Toronto	^[119]
	16	4:21.67	Hosszú #9		6 December 2016	Windsor	^[120]
	17	4:21.91	Hosszú #10		10 November 2018	Tokyo	^[121]
	18	4:22.05	Hosszú #11		14 November 2017	Tokyo	^[122]
	19	4:22.06	Hosszú #12		1 September 2014	Dubai	^[123]
	20	4:22.18	Hosszú #13		8 August 2013	Eindhoven	^[124]
	21	4:22.55	Belmonte #4		6 August 2017	Berlin	^[114]
	22	4:22.68	Belmonte #5		2 November 2014	Singapore	^[125]
6	23	4:22.73	Yui Ohashi	Japan	10 November 2018	Tokyo	^[121]
7	24	4:22.88	Kathryn Meaklim	South Africa	22 November 2009	Singapore	^[28]
	25	4:22.94	Hosszú #14		3 December 2014	Doha	^[32]
8		4:22.97	Ellen Walshe	Ireland	24 October 2025	Toronto	^[126]
9		4:23.14	Hannah Miley	Great Britain	12 December 2012	Istanbul	^[127]
10		4:23.33	Ye Shiwen	China	12 December 2012	Istanbul	^[127]
11		4:23.68	Sydney Pickrem	Canada	15 November 2020	Budapest	^[128]
12		4:24.15	Melanie Margalis	United States	20 December 2019	Las Vegas	^[129]
13		4:24.25	Mary-Sophie Harvey	Canada	24 October 2025	Toronto	^[126]
14		4:24.31	Dagny Knutson	United States	18 December 2009	Manchester	^[29]
15		4:24.34	Abbie Wood	Great Britain	14 December 2024	Budapest	^[35]
16		4:24.62	Caitlin Leverenz	United States	16 December 2011	Atlanta	^[130]
17		4:25.37	Aimee Willmott	Great Britain	15 December 2013	Herning	^[117]
18		4:25.50	Hali Flickinger	United States	22 November 2020	Budapest	^[131]
19		4:25.55	Tessa Cieplucha	Canada	16 December 2021	Abu Dhabi	^[132]
20		4:25.56	Elizabeth Beisel	United States	3 December 2014	Doha	^[32]
21		4:25.61	Zsuzsanna Jakabos	Hungary	25 November 2012	Chartres	^[133]
22		4:26.06	Alessia Filippi	Italy	14 December 2008	Rijeka	^[27]
22		4:26.06	Ella Eastin	United States	12 August 2017	Eindhoven	^[34]
24		4:26.31	Bailey Andison	Canada	5 September 2021	Naples	^[134]
25		4:26.41	Fantine Lesaffre	France	23 November 2019	London	^[135]

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