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Add items, drag or use the arrows to put them in order, then copy your ranked list as text.
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A free online ranking list maker for anything you need to put in order: a top 10 list of movies, a ranked list of books you read this year, your favorite songs, or a priority list for a project at work. Type in your items, drag them into order (or use the up/down arrows), and copy the result as clean numbered text.
People use this tool for top 10 list videos and blog posts, ranking movies or TV shows, ordering a reading list or album rankings, comparing products side by side before a purchase, and sorting tasks into a priority list. Anywhere you need to say 'this comes before that,' a ranking list keeps it organized.
Each item shows its current rank number, which updates automatically as you move things around. Drag an item to a new spot with your mouse, or click the up and down arrow buttons for precise one-step moves — the arrows work the same on touch devices where dragging can be fiddly. The rank numbers always reflect the current order, so #1 is always whatever's on top.
Double-click any item (or hit the pencil icon) to edit its text in place. Delete an item and everything below it automatically renumbers. When your list is ready, hit 'Copy list as text' to grab a clean numbered version — perfect for pasting into a video description, blog post, or social caption.
This tool makes a static, manual ranked list — you decide the order, and it stays put until you change it. That's the right fit for opinion-based rankings like top 10 lists, movie rankings, or priority lists where there's no live score. If you're running an actual competition with points — a trivia night, a tournament, a fundraiser leaderboard — you want something that sorts itself automatically as scores change. For that, use our online leaderboard maker, which is live and score-based: add points as the competition happens and the standings re-sort in real time for everyone watching.
Add as many items as you need. Your list saves automatically in your browser, so it's there when you come back to keep editing. No account, no install, works on phone, tablet, or desktop.