Read both ranks, not just the label
A name can qualify for this table with very different levels of use. That matters if you want a name perceived as broadly neutral today. Add the births from both lists for overall scale, but keep each rank visible; the balance often changes over time.
Usage travels differently across languages
Social Security data covers U.S. births and records sex in two administrative lists. It cannot tell you how the same name is understood in another country or by every family. Before settling on a cross-cultural choice, check pronunciation and customary use with speakers of the relevant language.
Build the rest of the name
Once you have a shortlist, test it with your surname in the middle name generator. Families naming another child can compare rhythm with the sibling name generator. For a lighter shortlist, browse cute baby names.