Drag and drop to rank anything — export as a shareable image
Type names or upload images to build your item pool
Drag items from the pool into the tier where they belong
Click tier labels to change names, colors, or add new tiers
Download as PNG and share on Discord, Reddit, or social media
A tier list is a visual ranking system that organizes items into horizontal rows (tiers) from best to worst. The standard tiers run from S (superior — the absolute best) through A, B, C, D, down to F (the worst).
The format originated in fighting game communities during the 1990s, where players ranked character strength to help with competitive strategy. The "S tier" convention comes from Japanese arcade gaming, where S-rank (from the German Sehr gut, "very good") sat above the standard A-through-F grading scale.
Today, tier lists have exploded beyond gaming. People make tier lists for fast food chains, Marvel movies, pizza toppings, programming languages, dog breeds — anything that can be compared and debated. The format works because it's visual, opinionated, and inherently shareable. A well-made tier list almost always starts a conversation.
Characters, weapons, maps, bosses, entire game series
Fast food, candy, sodas, cuisines, cereal brands
MCU films, horror franchises, sitcoms, anime
Athletes, teams, draft picks, all-time GOATs
A tier list is a ranking system that organizes items into tiers from best to worst, typically labeled S (superior), A, B, C, D, and F. Originally popularized in fighting game communities to rank character strength, tier lists are now used to rank anything — foods, movies, games, music, and more.
S tier stands for "Superior" or "Superb" and represents the highest ranking, above A tier. The convention originated from Japanese gaming culture, where S-rank (from the German "Sehr gut" meaning "very good") was used in arcade games as the highest grade.
Add items to the unranked pool (type names or paste images), then drag each item into the tier where you think it belongs. Customize tier labels and colors by clicking them, and export the finished list as a PNG image to share.
Yes. Click "Add Images" to upload photos from your device. Each image is displayed as a thumbnail in the tier list and included in the PNG export. You can mix text items and images freely.
Click "Export as PNG" to download your tier list as an image. Share it on social media, Discord, Reddit, or anywhere you want. The exported image includes all tiers, items, and your custom colors.