A tier list maker that earns its tiers

Most tier list makers are drag-and-drop guesswork. Here, items land in S-D tiers based on your actual ratings, stay consistent as your list grows, and export as a clean PNG. Free, no account needed.

No signup needed. Local-first. Works offline.

Coffee Shops - Tier List
1
Ritual Roasters
S
2
Little Wolf Espresso
A
3
Harbor Beans
B
4
Corner Drip
C

Tiers from ratings, not vibes

Dragging boxes captures a mood. Rating things captures what you think.

Auto-tiered from scores

Rate items on the dimensions you care about, weighted your way, and they sort themselves into S-D tiers. Rate something new and it lands in the right tier immediately.

Drag to overrule

The scores propose, you dispose. Drag any item to a different tier when your gut disagrees with the math, the rest of the list stays put.

Clean PNG export

Export a share card of your tier list as a PNG, ready for the group chat, a post, or a stream overlay.

Why not just use a drag-and-drop tier list maker?

Classic tier list makers like TierMaker are great for one-off memes: grab a template, drag images into rows, post it. But the list is frozen the moment you make it. Add ten more items next month and you're rebuilding from scratch, and nothing keeps tier placements consistent with each other.

RateTheThings treats a tier list as a view of your ratings, not a one-shot collage. You rate movies, beers, coffee shops, or anything else on your own dimensions, and the tier list stays live: every new rating slots in where it belongs, pairwise duels tighten the borderline calls, and the same data also gives you a ranked leaderboard and stats. All of it local-first, in your browser, working offline, with no account.

Start from a template for movies, beer, restaurants, books, or games, or build your own list from scratch.

Tier list questions

The short, honest answers.

Is the tier list maker free?

Yes, completely, with no account required. Tier lists, ratings, ranking, and PNG export are all free with no limits.

How are the tiers decided?

From your ratings. Items auto-sort into S-D tiers based on their weighted scores, so the tiers reflect what you actually think. You can then drag any item to a different tier by hand.

Can I export my tier list as an image?

Yes. Export a clean PNG share card of your tier list to post anywhere.

Can I start from a template?

Yes. Templates for movies, beers, restaurants, books, video games, coffee, and more come with sensible rating dimensions built in, or start from a blank list.

Make your first tier list

Pick a template, rate a few things, and watch the tiers build themselves. Free, private by default, ready in seconds.

Make a tier list, it's free