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Make a tier list everyone votes on

Set up your tiers, add what’s being ranked, and share it. Instead of one person’s opinion, each spot in each tier is decided by a vote, so the finished tier list shows what everyone thinks.

Voting nowWhich chain goes in D tier?

S

In-N-Out

Wendy's

A

Chick-fil-A

Chipotle

B

Five Guys

McDonald's

C

Taco Bell

Subway

D

Popeyes

Voting now
A tier list partway through: decided spots show their winner, the gold outline is the spot being voted on now.

How to make a tier list

  1. 1. Pick Tier list. Start with S, A, B, C and D, rename them anything, and choose how many entries each tier holds (2 to 10).
  2. 2. Add what you’re ranking. Upload pictures, type names, or paste a TierMaker template link to bring its pictures in.
  3. 3. Set the pace. Pick how long each spot stays open, from 30 minutes to 2 days. Spots open one after another, and people can vote ahead on ones still to come.
  4. 4. Share it. Share the link anywhere. Everyone who opens it votes, no account needed, and the chart fills in as each spot is decided.
Start your tier list

Ideas to start from

  • Fast food chains
  • Every Pokémon starter
  • Marvel movies
  • Video game consoles
  • Pizza toppings
  • Taylor Swift albums
  • Anime openings
  • Candy bars

Bring your own pictures, or start from any TierMaker template and its pictures come with it.

Questions

How is this different from a normal tier list maker?
A normal tier list is one person dragging pictures around. Here the crowd votes: each spot opens in turn, people vote for what belongs there, and the winner takes the spot.
Can I use a TierMaker template?
Yes. Paste the template’s link while making your chart and its pictures become your entries.
How many tiers and entries can it have?
2 to 10 tiers, each holding 2 to 10 entries. A tier is full once its spots are decided.
Is it free?
Yes. Making, sharing and voting are free.