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In my area Tyler seems to only be used for boys.

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Taylor is unisex. I have encountered both males and females named Taylor. Recently, with younger Taylors it is trending more feminine. Perhaps due to Taylor Swift?

Taylor is better to me. I think Tyler sounds more annoying.

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Where I am I's guess that Taylor is more popular. I've met a whole lot of people named Taylor (I think more girls than boys by this point), also a lot of boys named Tyler, and a couple of girls named Tyler.

I would want Taylor then Tyler

I prefer Taylor. Tyler appears more common, but I've not met one

Taylor is popular for girls and Tyler is popular for boys, but I’ve met both on the opposite gender. I don’t like either but I’d definitely pick Taylor over Tyler for a boy or girl.

Taylor is more common for girls, in my experience, but I don't know if I have met more Tylers than I have male Taylors (just one of each comes to mind).

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Tyler sounds whiny to me, but I'd prefer it because I don't like Taylor either (regardless of gender), and Ty seems likable.

This message was edited 11/9/2022, 8:33 AM

I think Taylor is better, Tyler sounds like a jock that is extremely popular in an American high school lol. I've never encountered both Tyler and Taylor in my region, so... I don't know.

I’m going to say Tyler is more common, but maybe it’s because it’s my brother’s name. I don’t think I’ve ever met a male Taylor before.

Don't know any Tyler's (as a given name anyway) and only one guy called Taylor (as a given name) Know a whole family of each as surname.

I think both are cool names. Taylor is a lot more common where I am.

I've never seen either in use where I live. We don't get statistics on birth registrations, so I can't say which is more popular. I dislike them both.

I don't like either, Tyler is more common here