Games, snacks, hot takes. Add your picks, rank them, then share the verdict.
Text or images. No account needed.
Separate items with commas or new lines. Images stay in your browser.
Your items will appear here. Select one, then choose its tier.
Drag items into a tier, or select an item and choose where it goes. Export includes ranked items; share links include text only.
Saved in this browser. Clearing browser data removes your saved list.
Want a numbered top 10 instead of S/A/B tiers? Use the ranking list maker to put every item in its own place and copy the ordered list.
Building a tier list takes three steps. First, add your items — type text and press Enter (or paste a comma-separated list to add several at once), or upload images from your device. Second, drag each item from the item pool into the tier row that fits — S for the best, F for the worst, or rename the tiers to whatever scale makes sense for your list. Third, customize the tier names and colors, give your list a title, and export it as a PNG image or copy a share link to send to friends.
Not sure what to rank? Here are 12+ popular tier list ideas to get started: video game characters, video games you've played this year, fast food chains, pizza toppings, Marvel or DC movies, TV show seasons, NBA or NFL players, Pokémon starters, superheroes, breakfast cereals, music artists, streaming services, horror movies, and vacation destinations. Any group of things you have opinions about works as a tier list.
Want the items written for you? Try our 12 ready-to-rank tier list ideas, each with eight starting items and a question to debate.
Drag any tile from the item pool into a tier, or drag between tiers to move it — everything updates instantly. On a touch device where dragging can be unreliable, just tap an item to select it (it gets a blue outline), then tap the tier you want to place it in. You can also use the keyboard: select an item, choose a destination tier and press Move item.
Open Customize tiers to rename any tier — go beyond S/A/B/C/D/F with names like 'Must Play,' 'Skip It,' or anything else. Use the color picker next to each tier to match your own scale, and use the up/down arrows to reorder tiers or Add tier to add new ones. Remove a tier you don't need and its items move back to the pool automatically.
When your tier list is ready, click 'Export PNG' to download a clean image of your title and ranked items (items still in the pool are left out) — perfect for posting to social media, Discord, or Reddit. Browsers that support it also get a 'Copy image' button to paste directly into a chat. For text-only tier lists, 'Share link' encodes the whole list into a URL so you can send it to someone without either of you needing an account.
Yes, completely free with no limits on tiers or items. There's nothing to pay for and no premium version — every feature is available right away.
No. There's no sign-up, no login, and no account of any kind. Open the page and start building your tier list immediately.
Yes. Click 'Add images' to upload one or more image files as tier list items. Images are read directly in your browser and never uploaded to a server, and stay on this device. Exported images are shared only when you send them to someone.
Click 'Share link' to copy a URL that encodes your text-based tiers and items right in the link — anyone who opens it sees the same list, with no server storing anything. Note that image items can't be included in a share link since they aren't uploaded anywhere; use Export PNG to share a tier list that includes images.
Yes. Open Customize tiers, then click 'Add tier' to add rows. You can rename and recolor any tier, and use the up/down arrows to reorder tiers. You can also remove tiers you don't need.
No. Everything — your items, images, tiers, and colors — is processed and stored entirely in your browser (using localStorage). Your device also generates exports and share links. Browser storage has limits: if a list cannot be saved, the tool warns you to export before leaving. Share links contain a snapshot of text items and tiers; later edits do not change a previously shared link.
