Free Tier List Maker
A free tier list maker for anything and everything. Drag and drop your items into tiers, upload your own images or start from a template, then download the finished tier list as an image. It works on a phone just as well as on a laptop.
No sign-up · Download a high-resolution image · Upload original content, it never leaves your device · Works offline
Items to rank
24
Cheeseburger
Fries
Pizza
Taco
Burrito
Hot Dog
Fried Chicken
Kebab
Sandwich
Salad
Ramen
Pasta
Sushi
Fried Shrimp
Dumplings
Falafel
Shawarma
Fried Rice
Pancakes
Waffles
Donut
Ice Cream
Milkshake
Bubble TeaPopular tier list templates
Browse all categoriesPick a set people rank most often, from NFL teams and video game characters like Smash Bros fighters to fast food and dog breeds. These are the popular tier lists visitors start from, and every set is fully editable and opens straight in the maker above.
Everything you need to make and share your tier list
Everything below is free and needs no account. This is a tool for ranking whatever you like, and it opens with a chart already on screen, so you can start before you read another word.
Your pictures stay on your device
Images you add are read in the browser and never uploaded. Nothing you rank is stored on a server, which is also why the page keeps working when your connection drops.
Hundreds of ready sets
Over three hundred templates with real pictures, from football clubs and gacha characters to fast food. Each one opens straight in the maker and can be edited.
A proper image, not a screenshot
Save image draws the chart to a high resolution PNG with the labels and colours intact, sized to look sharp wherever you post it.
Share a link, not a file
The share link carries the whole ranking inside it. Whoever opens it sees your chart and can edit their own copy without signing up.
Built for phones too
Drag with a finger, or tap an item and tap the row you want it in. The rows, the pool and the toolbar all reflow for a small screen.
Eight languages
English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Indonesian, Hindi and Arabic, with the Arabic version laid out right to left.
Editable tier list templates for anything
Browse all categoriesThere is a tier list for anything here. Use the categories to rank video game characters, football clubs, films or snacks, then download the chart when it looks right.
How to make a tier list
Four steps, about two minutes. Nothing to install and nothing to pay for.
Add your items
Upload images from your phone or computer, paste them in, or add text labels one per line. You can also start from a ready made template and edit it.
Rank items by dragging
Drag and drop each item into the row you think it belongs in, and reorder them inside a row. Anything you have not placed stays unranked at the bottom.
Customize every tier
Rename any tier, change their colors, add a tier or delete one you do not need. The whole chart is fully customizable.
Download and share
Save a high-resolution image file, a clean PNG to post rather than a screenshot, or copy a link so a friend can make their own version.
What is a tier list?
A tier list is a ranking system made of rows. Each row is a tier, and everything you place in the same row is treated as equally good. It is a ranking scale from best to worst, sorted into tiers from the best down: the top of a tier list holds your favourites and the bottom row holds the ones you would avoid. Instead of forcing yourself to put fifty things in an exact order from 1 to 50, you sort them into a handful of groups, which is much faster and much easier to argue about.
The format started in Japan, among players of fighting games who ranked characters by how strong they were. It spread to anime, sports teams, music, food, dog breeds and pretty much everything else, which is why the format works for anything and everything. Plenty of people call any tool to create one a tiermaker, whichever site they are on. Today most people use the letters S, A, B, C, D and F, and the colours run from red at the top to blue at the bottom.
What the tier letters mean
| Tier | Name | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| S | Special | Clearly the best. Nothing else on the list comes close. |
| A | Great | Very strong picks. You would recommend these without thinking. |
| B | Good | Solid and enjoyable, with a small flaw or two. |
| C | Average | Fine when there is nothing better around. |
| D | Weak | You would only pick these if you had to. |
| F | Fail | Avoid. Often used as a joke tier for the truly awful. |
S tier confuses a lot of people because the alphabet says A should be first. S is borrowed from Japanese school and game grading, where it stands for special or superior and sits above A. If something is in S tier, it is not just good, it is in a class of its own. what does S tier mean.
You are not stuck with those letters. Plenty of people rename the rows to things like Love it, Fine, Never again, or Would buy, Would rent, Would skip. The maker above lets you click any tier label and type over it, and you can add or remove rows until the chart matches how you actually think.
Common questions
Is the tier list maker really free?
Do I need to make an account?
Can I use my own images?
Are my pictures uploaded anywhere?
Does it work on a phone?
How do I save my tier list?
What does S tier mean?
Can I add more than five tiers?
Can I share a link instead of an image?
Guides and ideas
Tier List GuidesReady to make a tier list?
Scroll back up, add your items, drag them into tiers and download the image. No sign-up, and nothing you make is stored on our servers.

































































