How would you spell this boys name, been told I am spelling it a weird way?

[MissTT85]

So my sister in law told me I am spelling my sons name wrong but I suppose you can spell it any weird way you want, she tell me. So how would you spell Tyler
she says it is Tylar, I say it Tyler??

Definitely Tyler

I’d spell it Tyler. I’ve never seen it spelled Tylar.

My autocorrect doesn’t recognise it either.

I thought so too, Thank you

I've seen it spelt Tyler and Tylor but never Tylar!

Tyler

Yup. SIL is weird. It's Tyler.

Tylar is a name, but used mainly in America for girls.

Me neither she is adamant I am wrong.

Tyler, it’s the older version of the name.

“ The name Tyler is a boy's name of English origin meaning "maker of tiles".”

“ Tylar as a boy's name is related to the Old English name Tyler. The meaning of Tylar is "a worker in roof tiles".”

I’ve only ever seen Tyler.
Tylar autocorrects to Tyler in my phone too.

Tyler , I have never seen it spelt with a A

It's Tyler...it's originally a surname and it was mine before marriage.

Tyler

'A worker in roof tiles', that made me chuckled.

Tyler

Of course it's Tyler. Any other way looks like you can't spell.

It is definitely Tyler!

Agreed on Tyler - it's an occupation surname, which I've never seen spelt any other way personally.

It’s Tyler. I’ve never seen it spelled another way.

I will never be able to hear that name the same again now. It will be "roofer, Tyler, brickie, sparkle, chippie " etc.

I’ve only ever seen it spelt as Tyler.

Tyler without a doubt

Tyler

Def Tyler, I know 2 teen lads and my DSD who is 20.... Never seen it as Tylar 😕

My friends son is Tyler.

@Gingernaut

Yup. SIL is weird. It's Tyler.

Tylar is a name, but used mainly in America for girls.

As an American, I've never met a girl called Tylar. I've met probably three called Tyler but that's a different story.

For the OP - it's Tyler. End of.