Tyler

Tyler was the #219 boys' name in the US in 2025 (1,633 babies), and #265 in England & Wales and #236 in Canada.

Tyler as a boy’s name

US
England & Wales
Scotland
Northern Ireland
Ireland
Canada
NSW
VIC

Babies per 1,000 of the same sex in each published list. New South Wales and Victoria publish their top 100 only, so they appear in the rank view and only in years the name made the top 100. Breaks in a line are years with too few babies to be published.

Show the numbers

Year	US	England & Wales	Scotland	Northern Ireland	Ireland	Canada	NSW	VIC
2025	#219 (1,633)	#265 (171)	#219 (19)	#253 (7)	#188 (25)	#236 (144)	—	—
2024	#191 (1,915)	#213 (233)	#148 (31)	#239 (8)	#169 (30)	#162 (206)	—	—
2023	#177 (2,073)	#208 (235)	#152 (31)	#161 (14)	#158 (34)	#149 (208)	—	—
2022	#163 (2,268)	#175 (288)	#116 (48)	#163 (13)	#124 (49)	#155 (221)	—	—
2021	#157 (2,444)	#155 (358)	#143 (36)	#166 (14)	#153 (37)	#126 (281)	#100 (96)	—
2020	#130 (2,801)	#139 (397)	#130 (42)	#193 (10)	#136 (44)	#118 (295)	—	—
2019	#127 (3,024)	#119 (474)	#121 (48)	#153 (16)	#121 (54)	#134 (274)	#88 (102)	—
2018	#119 (3,341)	#108 (595)	#89 (68)	#96 (28)	#93 (70)	#121 (304)	#80 (113)	#73 (85)
2017	#105 (3,788)	#95 (677)	#84 (71)	#98 (29)	#97 (75)	#92 (386)	#59 (160)	#77 (91)
2016	#91 (4,515)	#78 (863)	#100 (68)	#112 (27)	#75 (94)	#86 (420)	#67 (155)	#48 (122)
2015	#81 (5,175)	#70 (948)	#72 (98)	#82 (41)	#80 (90)	#73 (486)	#47 (187)	#52 (111)
2014	#72 (5,851)	#47 (1,235)	#54 (123)	#98 (32)	#75 (103)	#69 (498)	#40 (206)	#58 (103)
2013	#63 (6,660)	#37 (2,021)	#35 (193)	#56 (56)	#67 (116)	#55 (566)	#37 (234)	#46 (139)
2012	#50 (7,706)	#21 (3,125)	#13 (296)	#24 (103)	#45 (195)	#48 (665)	#26 (295)	#31 (178)
2011	#38 (8,851)	#31 (2,520)	#32 (211)	#46 (71)	#65 (127)	#42 (727)	#25 (292)	#28 (192)

The tide so far

Peaked in the US in 1994 at #5.
Falling over the last five years.
In the US records since the data begins in 1880.
In 2025, 6% of US babies named Tyler were girls.

How common is it?

about 1 in 1,000 baby boys in the published US list for 2025.

In a group of 1,000 children born that year, you would expect to meet about 1. How we work this out.

How common, country by country

Where	Sex	Latest year	Share	Verdict
US	Boys	2025	about 1 in 1,000	uncommon
England & Wales	Boys	2025	about 1 in 1,600	uncommon
Scotland	Boys	2025	about 1 in 1,000	uncommon
Northern Ireland	Boys	2025	about 1 in 1,200	uncommon
Ireland	Boys	2025	about 1 in 950	common
Canada	Boys	2025	about 1 in 1,100	uncommon

Next year

On its recent trend, Tyler is likely to keep falling in the US in 2026: about 1 in 1,100 baby boys. Likely range 1 in 1,000 to 1 in 1,200.

Estimate, not an official figure. How we estimate.

Across the US

Tyler (boys) rank in each state, 2025. Hatched states recorded fewer than 5 babies.

#1–10
#11–50
#51–100
#101–500
below #500

Across Canada

Province	Year	Rank	Babies
Quebec	2025	#109	63
Ontario	2024	#182	74

Tyler (boys): rank in each province’s latest list. Only Quebec and Ontario publish full name lists; Ontario’s latest list is a year behind.

Spellings

Official statistics count each spelling separately, so we show them side by side rather than adding them up.

Spelling	Where	Sex	Latest rank	Babies
Tyler	Canada	Girls	—	too few
Tyler	Canada	Boys	#236	144
Tyler	England & Wales	Girls	—	too few
Tyler	England & Wales	Boys	#265	171
Tyler-	England & Wales	Boys	—	too few
Tyler	Ireland	Girls	—	too few
Tyler	Ireland	Boys	#188	25
Tyler	Northern Ireland	Girls	—	too few
Tyler	Northern Ireland	Boys	#253	7
Tyler	NSW	Boys	—	too few
Tyler	Scotland	Girls	—	too few
Tyler	Scotland	Boys	#219	19
Tyler	US	Girls	#1,911	101
Tyler	US	Boys	#219	1,633
Tyler	VIC	Boys	—	too few