Tier List Maker
A tier list is a simple S–F ranking: the picks you rate highest go at the top, the ones you do not at the bottom, and everything else gets argued about in the middle. Drag or tap the tiles below into any row, rename the rows, then export a PNG. It runs in your browser — nothing to install, no account, no app store detour.
Tier list editor
Road trip
Camping
Basketball
Cycling
Reading
Pepperoni pizza
Action RPG
Hiking
Racing games
Strawberry
Mango
Latte
Football
Battle royale13 of 14 items ranked.
Board saved automatically in this browser. Original.
How this board works
Choose a template
Pick a topic below, or use the sample pool on the board.
Tap to rank
Tap a tile, then tap a tier. Drag works on desktop too.
Export or share
Download a PNG, or copy a link to your board.
What is a tier list, and why make one here?
A tier list sorts a set of options into ranked bands, usually labelled S, A, B, C, D and F. S is the top — the picks you would defend in an argument — and F is the bottom. The format became popular because it turns a vague opinion into something visual: one screenshot that shows exactly where everything sits, without a paragraph of explanation.
People search for this under a few different names — tier list maker, tierlist maker or tier maker — and all of them mean the same board. That is also why the tool on this page is the whole product rather than a landing page for one. You do not describe the tier list you want and wait for it: the board is already on screen, prefilled, and the first drag is the only step between opening the page and having an opinion on record. A tier list maker is only useful if it opens instantly, so nothing sits between you and the tiles.
Web tool or app: what actually differs
Phone apps for this are fine, but they ask you to install something before you can rank a pizza topping. A browser tool skips that: open the page, rank, export, close the tab. No permissions, no storage warnings, no account recovery when you change phones. The trade-off is that a browser board is local to your browser — which is why the export button is not an afterthought here.
| This browser tool | Typical tier list app | |
|---|---|---|
| To start | Page loads straight into a working board | Install, then onboard |
| Account | None | Often required for saving |
| Sharing | Link or PNG, no login for the viewer | In-app link or screenshot |
| Where the board lives | Your browser's local storage, plus any PNG you export | Their servers, tied to your account |
Make a tier list in four moves
Start from a template or the sample pool
Every template opens with its roster already in Unranked, so the cast is on the board and nothing is pre-graded.
Drag or tap into S–F
On desktop, drag a tile into a row — it lands where you drop it. On a phone, tap the tile, then tap the tier.
Rename the rows to fit your argument
Double-click a label, or hit Rename tiers. Add rows, recolour them, or delete the ones you do not use.
Export the PNG, or copy the link
The exported board is 2000 px wide with no interface furniture — clean enough to post anywhere.
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20 templatesTier list maker FAQ
Is this tier list maker really free?
Yes. The editor, every template, PNG export and share link are free and there is no paid tier hidden behind the download button. There is no account to create and no credit card step.
Do I need to sign up or install an app?
No. The board opens ready to use, with a sample ranking already on it so you can see the finished object before you commit to anything. Everything runs in your browser, so there is nothing to install and no app store detour — which is the main reason to use a web tier list maker instead of an app.
How do I make a tier list in three steps?
Pick a template or keep the sample pool, drag tiles into S through F (or tap a tile then tap a tier on a phone), then export a PNG or copy the share link. Renaming rows, adding rows, adding text tiles and uploading your own images all happen in the same screen.
Can I upload my own images?
Yes — PNG, JPG or WebP up to 5 MB each. Images are resized in your browser and never uploaded to a server. Because they stay on your device they are not included in a share link, so export a PNG if your board depends on them.
How many tiers can I have?
The default board is S, A, B, C, D and F. You can rename any row, add up to twelve rows, reorder them, change their colours and delete empty ones. If you delete a row that still holds items, they go back to Unranked rather than disappearing.
Will my board be saved if I close the tab?
Yes. The board autosaves to this browser's local storage, so reopening the page restores your arrangement. It is per-browser and per-board: clearing site data, or opening the site on another device, starts from the template again.
How do I share a tier list?
Use Share link to copy a URL that contains your tier names, colours and tile order. Anyone opening it can view and edit their own copy. For a permanent, image-based share, export the PNG — that also includes any photos you uploaded locally.
Does the editor work on a phone?
Yes. On small screens the how-to panel collapses so the board fills the width, and tap-to-select then tap-a-tier replaces precision dragging. Rows keep their coloured labels so the structure stays readable.