Rank the places you have been — or want to go. Upload destination photos and drag them into tiers.
Hit ＋ Add items to upload your travel destinations images — they drop straight into the tray.
This travel destination tier list starts blank: upload photos of the places you've been or want to go, and each one drops into the tray. Drag them into five default tiers, S at the top down to D, and rename a row to something like "Next trip" if you're choosing where to go rather than reviewing. Export the finished board as a PNG.
A destination earns its rank on one question more than any other: would you spend the money and the flight time again? Upload photos of cities, countries, beaches or landmarks and this travel tier list maker lets you place each one from S at the top through to D. Rank the spots you have actually been by how well they lived up to the hype, or line up the dream destinations you are still saving for and work out which deserves the next booking.
It works well for trip recaps, bucket lists, and the group-chat debate about where everyone is going next. Scenery, food, cost, crowds, how badly you want to return — each one gives you a different board, and any of them is fair. Export your travel ranking as a shareable PNG when you are happy with it. The ground rules are in how to make a tier list, and what S-tier really means helps when every trip you enjoyed is somehow tying for first.
Planning ahead works too — the board makes a decent places to visit wish list. Put next year's holiday destinations in S, park the maybe-somedays lower down, and mix famous tourist spots with hidden gems, islands, mountain towns or stops from a road trip itinerary. Ranking whole countries or states instead? The country tier list and US states tier list are built for that.
S-tier is where a place lands when you started planning the return trip before the flight home. Cost and distance belong in that judgement — somewhere wonderful that ran up a fortune and three connections is a harder sell than somewhere that delivered just as much for a fraction of the effort — so weigh both as you fill in your S tier travel destinations. A-tier holds the trips you would repeat happily, the middle rows are for places you are glad to have seen once, and D collects the genuine letdowns. Judge on the experience alone, or bring scenery, food, price and ease of getting there into it.
Stuck for a starting list? Pit Japan, Italy, Iceland and New Zealand against each other for a pure bucket-list board, or narrow it to one region — Greece, Portugal and Switzerland for Europe, Thailand and Vietnam for Southeast Asia, Peru and Morocco for something further off the usual route. Or work through the UNESCO World Heritage Sites and rank the ones you've actually stood in front of.
Browse every ready-made board, or start from a blank one.
Click “Add items” and upload your destination photos — they drop into the tray. Drag each place into a tier from S to D, then Export PNG.
Nowhere — they stay in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to a server, and your board is saved locally for next time.
Yes. Free forever, no account, and no watermark on the exported PNG.
One measure, applied evenly, keeps the board honest — overall experience, scenery, food, or cost. Places you'd fly back to tomorrow claim the top tiers, and the trips that let you down settle into D.
Absolutely. Upload photos of dream destinations you have rights to use and build a bucket-list board — the tiers make it easy to decide where to book next.
Start wide, then rank it. List every place you've ever said "one day" about, find a photo for each, and upload them here. Sort by how badly you want to go rather than how realistic it is — S is the trip you'd book tomorrow. Then take the top row seriously and plan one of them this year.
Yes. Upload a photo of each city and rank them the same way — "Cities visited" and "Best food cities" in the ideas above are both city boards. Pick one test before you start, like whether you'd go back, and hold every city to it so a capital and a weekend-trip town get judged fairly.
Upload only photos you own or have rights to. Tier List Maker processes images locally in your browser.