Every board on this page is a finished starting point, so there is no setup step. Pick a template, drag the items into the rows, and you have a tier list. If scrolling is slow going, the search box at the top filters all boards as you type, or you can browse the categories above and jump straight to a section.

Start from a ready-made board. Text templates arrive with the words already loaded — fast food, soda, fruit and the rest — so you can rank immediately. Image templates come pre-loaded with pictures instead, which is what you want for character rosters and anything visual.

Or start from a blank tier list template. If nothing here fits, a blank board lets you make a tier list for nearly anything. Type your own items on the blank text board, or upload your own pictures on the blank image board, and you have created your own template in a couple of minutes.

Change whatever you want. Nothing is locked once a template opens. Rename a tier row by clicking its label, change the row colours, add more images, remove the ones you are not interested in, and rearrange the order by dragging. Leaving a row empty is fine too.

Keep the result. Download the finished tier list image when you are done, or copy the share link and send the board to someone else. Both work on a phone as well as a desktop.

Tier list template FAQ

What is a tier list?+

A tier list is a ranking that sorts items into labelled rows instead of one long ordered list. The rows usually run S at the top down through A, B, C, D and F, and everything sitting in the same row is treated as roughly equal. It is a quick way to show what you rate highly without having to decide an exact order.

How does a tier list work?+

You start with a pool of items and a set of empty rows, then drag each item into the row you think it belongs in. Nothing is scored or calculated — the ranking is your judgement. Anything you have not placed yet stays in the pool at the bottom of the board.

How do I make a tier list?+

Pick a template from this page, then drag the items out of the pool and into the rows. The board updates as you go. When you are happy with it, download the finished tier list image or copy the share link. There is no sign-up and nothing to install.

How do I make my own tier list?+

Start from a blank board instead of a template. The blank text board lets you type your own items, and the blank image board lets you upload your own pictures — either way you get a custom tier list for a topic that is not covered here.

How do I make a tier list template?+

Open a blank board, add the items you want the template to hold, then share it. The board keeps your items, so the link works as a reusable starting point for anyone you send it to.

How do I edit a tier list template?+

Every template is editable the moment it opens. Drag items between rows, rename a row by clicking its label, change the row colours, and remove anything you do not want to rank. Nothing is locked.

How do I add more images to a tier list template?+

Use the upload button on any image board. You can add more images to the pool at any point, including after you have started ranking, and remove them or rearrange the order by dragging.

How do I make a tier list on mobile?+

The boards work on phones and tablets — press and hold an item, then drag it into a row. Uploading and downloading work the same as they do on desktop.

Can I make a tier list in Google Sheets?+

You can build something similar with a table and coloured rows, but you have to lay out the grid and resize every image yourself, and there is no drag-and-drop. A purpose-built board handles the layout for you.