OpenTierBoy is a free, open-source web app for creating, ranking, and sharing tier lists. You can begin with a blank list or choose an example template. Templates cover games such as THE FINALS, SUPERVIVE, Wuthering Waves, Overwatch, and Helldivers 2, as well as web development technologies. Lists can use custom tier labels, and the site also lists version history. For personal lists, users can upload their own images. The app processes uploaded images on the user’s device and says it does not store them on its servers. A list can be shared through a unique URL or saved as an image or video; shared links use image references rather than sending image files through OpenTierBoy’s servers. The site says it has no ads, logins, or sign-ups. It uses local storage for preferences and functionality, with that information staying on the user’s device. Its privacy policy says OpenTierBoy does not directly collect personal data; Vercel, its host, may collect anonymized page views and usage metrics. Templates come from curated, community-vetted open-source asset packages, and creating custom templates requires contributing to that assets package. The service is licensed under AGPL 3.0, which also applies to modifications and derivative works. The terms identify Isaac Yong as its operator, and the homepage lists an email contact.
Who it is for
OpenTierBoy suits people who want to make and share tier lists in a browser without creating an account. It also fits users who want to start from game or web development templates, add personal images, and publish a list by URL or as a file.
What is good
- Free web app with no sign-up, login, or ads.
- Start with a blank list or an example template.
- Custom tier labels and version history are listed.
- Lists can be shared by URL or saved as image or video.
- Uploaded images are processed client-side and not stored on its servers.
- Licensed under AGPL 3.0.
What to know first
- The listed platform is web.
- Custom templates require contributing to the assets package.
- Vercel may collect anonymized page views and usage metrics.
Verdict
Choose OpenTierBoy for free browser-based tier lists that can be shared by link or saved as media, without an account. Look elsewhere if you need a platform beyond web or want to create custom templates without contributing to its assets package.
Get started with OpenTierBoy
- Visit the OpenTierBoy website in a web browser.
- Start a blank tier list or choose an example template.
- Add items and arrange them using custom tier labels.
- Upload personal images if needed; they are processed on your device.
- Generate a unique URL or save the list as an image or video.
Questions about OpenTierBoy
Is OpenTierBoy free?
Yes. It has a free plan, and the site says there is no trial.
Do I need to create an account?
No. The site says it has no logins or sign-ups.
What platforms does it support?
The listed platform is web.
Can I use my own images?
Yes. Uploaded images are processed client-side and are not stored on OpenTierBoy’s servers.
What license does OpenTierBoy use?
The terms say it is licensed under AGPL 3.0. Modifications and derivative works must also use AGPL 3.0.
Can I create a custom template?
Creating custom templates requires contributing to the assets package.
Compared on game tier list tools
- Free plan
- Yes
- Public publishing
- Yes
- Custom tier labels
- Yes
- Custom images
- Yes
- Version history
- Yes
