Build a tier list for any game and export it as an image
A tier list is a visual ranking in tiers, S at the top, then A, B, C, D, widely used to rank characters, weapons, maps, skins or anything in a game. This maker works for any game: you add items by text or upload images (you can also paste with Ctrl+V), drag each one into the tier you want, and that's it. The tiers are fully editable, change the label, the color, reorder, add or remove rows, and there are ready-made scales to start fast: S–D, S–F, SS–C, 1–5 and a word scale from Best to Worst. At the end, export the tier list as a PNG image to share, or save a file to continue later. Everything happens in your browser, with local auto-save, and the images you upload never leave your device.
A tier list is just a set of horizontal rows ordered from best to worst, each with a label and a color. Here you start from a ready-made scale, the classic S–D comes by default, with the warm→cool gradient (red at the top, green at the bottom), and you can switch to S–F, SS–C, 1–5 or the word scale (Best, Great, Good, Okay, Bad). Each row is editable: rename the label, pick another color, move it up or down, empty it or remove it.
Items sit in an "unranked" area and you bring them into the rows by dragging (or, on touch screens, by selecting the item and tapping the tier). Items can be text or image, upload from your computer, or paste directly with Ctrl+V, and the image becomes a square item. Your work auto-saves in the browser, and you can export a PNG of the finished list or save a file to reopen later.
Example 1, agents in a shooter: upload the character images, apply the S–F scale (S through F, seven tiers) and drag each agent into the row that fits the current meta. Tweak the colors if you want to highlight the top, give the list a title and export the PNG to post in your group or forum.
Example 2, outside games: use the word scale (Best → Worst) to rank pizza toppings, movies in a franchise or any opinion list. Add the items by text, drag them into place, and export the image to use as a poll or comparison, the tool is generic and doesn't depend on any specific game's data.
It's for ranking characters, weapons, maps and skins in any game, but also for opinion lists outside games, movies, music, products, candidates for a group choice. Auto-save and the saved file let you resume a big list across several sessions.
A few limits: drag and drop is most comfortable on a computer; on touch screens, use the select-then-tap mode. Saving lives in this browser's local storage, so many large images can fill the quota, if that happens, the tool warns you and you remove a few to keep auto-save working. Because everything is local, switching browsers or clearing data erases the list, so save a file if you want to keep it safely.
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Any of them. Since you add your own items (text or images), you can make a tier list of Genshin characters, Valorant agents, weapons, maps, skins, or even things outside games. The tool is generic and doesn't ship a fixed list for any game, so you have full control over what appears.
Tip: you can also paste an image (Ctrl+V).
The tier list is built entirely in your browser. Images, items and the exported PNG are never sent to any server, everything stays in this browser's local storage.