Tier List Maker
Drag items into tiers, or tap an item then tap a tier on touch screens. Download the finished tier list as an image to share.
Tier lists are a fun, instantly shareable way to rank anything - foods, films, players, products, options at work. This maker lets you add your own items, then drag each one into an S to D tier (S being the best). When you are done, download the whole thing as an image to post, share, or settle a debate. It works with a mouse by dragging, and on phones by tapping an item then tapping a tier. Everything runs in your browser, so your list is private until you choose to share it.
How to use this tool
- 1Add your items in the box at the bottom, separated by commas, and press Add.
- 2Drag each item from the pool into a tier, from S (best) down to D.
- 3On a touch screen, tap an item to select it, then tap the tier you want it in.
- 4Remove an item with the small x, or use Clear ranking to send everything back to the pool.
- 5Click Download PNG to save the finished tier list as an image to share.
Example
Add Pizza, Tacos, Sushi, Burgers, and Ramen, then drag your favourites into S and A and the rest down the tiers. Download the image and drop it in the team chat to start a friendly argument about the office lunch order.
A team adds proposed features as items and ranks them S to D by impact. The exported image becomes a quick visual summary of priorities for a planning meeting, made in a couple of minutes.
Common use cases
- Ranking foods, films, games, or music to share online
- Settling a group debate with a visual ranking
- Prioritising options, features, or ideas at work
- Teachers and clubs ranking topics or choices with a group
- Creating shareable ranking posts for social media
Common mistakes
- Adding items one at a time - paste several at once separated by commas to save time.
- Forgetting to download - the tier list lives in your browser only; export the PNG to keep or share it.
- Trying to drag on a phone - use tap to select then tap a tier, which is more reliable on touch screens.
- Overfilling a tier - if everything ends up in S, the ranking says little; spread items across tiers for a useful result.
Frequently asked questions
Can I rank my own custom items?
Yes. Type any items into the box and add them, separated by commas. There are no fixed categories - rank foods, films, players, products, or anything else you can name.
How do I use it on a phone?
Tap an item to select it (it gets a highlight), then tap the tier row you want to move it to. This tap-to-place method works reliably on touch screens, where dragging can be awkward.
Can I download the tier list?
Yes. Click Download PNG to save the finished tier list as an image. You can then post it, message it, or print it. The image captures the tiers exactly as arranged.
Can I add images instead of text?
This version uses text items, which keeps it fast and works for most rankings. For image-based tier lists, label each item clearly with text and download the result to annotate elsewhere if needed.
Is my tier list saved or shared?
No. Everything happens in your browser. Your items and ranking are never sent to a server, stored, or shared - the only output is the image you choose to download.
What do the tiers mean?
S is the top tier (the best), followed by A, B, C, and D in descending order. S tier originally meant 'special' or 'superior', ranking above A. Use the tiers however suits your list.
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