Free Tier List Maker
Drag and drop images or text into S/A/B/C tiers. Auto-saves locally, shares via link, exports to PNG/JPG/PDF.
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What is a Tier List Maker?
The Tier List Maker is a free, no-signup web app for ranking anything into S, A, B, C (and beyond) tiers. Add tiles as uploaded images, image URLs, or colored text — then drag, share, and download. Everything runs in your browser, so your work stays on your device.
Tier lists started as a Smash Bros. ranking habit and now show up everywhere — pizza toppings, K-pop biases, fantasy football boards, classroom flashcards. The maker gives you the same drag-and-drop board the popular ranking tools use, minus the ads, accounts, and watermarks.
Key Features
Rank Anything in Seconds
Drop in images, paste a URL, or type a label and slot every tile into a tier with a quick drag.
Bring Your Own Images
Upload files from your device or paste any direct image URL — no asset library to dig through first.
Customize Every Tier
Rename tiers, recolor labels with a pastel swatch picker, and add or remove rows whenever you want.
Auto-Saves to Your Browser
Every change is stored locally so you can close the tab and pick up exactly where you left off.
Share by Link, Export to a File
Send a URL that rebuilds your board for the recipient, or download a PNG, JPG, or PDF for posts and decks.
Perfect for Twitch streamers and YouTubers, anime and K-pop fandoms, fantasy sports leagues, and classroom teachers.
How to Use the Tier List Maker
Three steps from blank board to shareable ranking.
Who Uses the Tier List Maker?
A few of the boards people build with it.
Tips for Best Results
Five small habits that make the maker a lot faster.