8 creators whose posts show McDonald's on camera.
These creators had McDonald's appear in their recent content — a logo, a product, packaging or a storefront picked up by image analysis of their posts. It is a signal of affinity and context, not proof of a paid partnership.
36.5K
Followers
113.1K
Avg views
15.9%
Engagement
Cole shares insights on streetwear fashion and hosts urban lifestyle events in New York City. He promotes exclusive merchandise drops and engages with his audience through relatable content.
140.7K
Followers
235.7K
Avg views
6.4%
Engagement
This creator shares lifestyle content centered on food, outfit inspiration, and travel, often framed through day-in-the-life and morning vlog formats.
723.2K
Followers
180.8K
Avg views
3.3%
Engagement
Passionate LA food reviews and mukbangs — viral, hyped, and hidden-gem restaurant finds across burgers, sushi, tacos and more.
185.1K
Followers
46.3K
Avg views
3.5%
Engagement
Family-friendly travel — resorts, hotels, itineraries, and destination ideas for all budgets.
109.5K
Followers
27.4K
Avg views
8.0%
Engagement
LA/OC/Seoul creator — Korean home recipes, her dad's cooking, Korean camping, and good-food storytelling.
253.1K
Followers
113.2K
Avg views
1.0%
Engagement
LA celebrity private chef — healthy meal prep, elevated recipes, and playful behind-the-scenes chef content.
5.6K
Followers
1.4K
Avg views
8.0%
Engagement
LA private chef — elevated catered menus, plated dishes, and Argentine-inspired treats.
51.9K
Followers
44.2K
Avg views
1.5%
Engagement
Local travel & city-guide content — things to do and hidden gems.
Marble reads the imagery behind every creator profile, not just their captions. That surfaces brands a creator never wrote about.
For a brand planning a campaign it cuts both ways: the creators already in McDonald's's orbit, and the ones sitting with a competitor.
Search Marble's full influencer database by audience, location, and niche — then build a shortlist and run the entire campaign in one place.
Already have an account? Log in
