Tiers is a browser-based tool for building custom tier lists. Give a list a title, choose how many tiers it has, and rename the tiers to suit the subject. Add pictures from your computer or paste an image into the open page, then arrange them in the list. The maker says the app’s logic runs in your browser, images stay off its server, and you can use it without creating an account. Save a finished list as a JSON file and import it again later, including on another computer; the image data travels inside that file. The README also describes loading a list from a remote JSON file through the `url` query parameter. Tiers is free to use on the web, and the maker says you can download the repository and open `index.html` in a browser. Lists may be used in videos, images, and memes, or placed on a website. The app does not resize or process images, so large pictures can produce larger save files and slow the app. It is designed for individual list-making: collaborative editing, voting, public publishing, embed code, and version history are not included.
Who it is for
Tiers suits people who want to make a custom picture-based ranking in a browser without an account. It also fits creators who want to use lists in videos or place them on a website, and users who want to keep or transfer lists as JSON files.
What is good
- Free to use on the web.
- No account is required.
- Images can be imported from disk or pasted into the page.
- Tier titles, labels, and count can be customized.
- JSON exports include image data and can be reimported.
- The maker permits use in videos and on websites.
What to know first
- Large images can make save files large and slow the app.
- Collaborative editing, voting, and version history are not included.
- There is no public publishing or embed code feature.
Verdict
Pick Tiers for a free, browser-based way to build and save custom image tier lists without an account. Look elsewhere if you need shared editing, voting, public publishing, or built-in embed code.
Get started with Tiers
- Open the Tiers website in a web browser.
- Give the list a title and set the tier names and count.
- Import pictures from disk or paste an image into the page.
- Export the finished list as JSON to save it for later.
- To run a downloaded copy, open the repository’s `index.html` in a browser.
Limits to know first
There is no paid plan listed. Large images can make JSON saves larger and slow the app because images are not resized or processed.
Questions about Tiers
What does Tiers cost?
Tiers is free, with a free plan.
Does it require an account?
No. The maker says no account is required.
What platforms does it support?
The listed platform is web. The maker also says you can download the repository and open `index.html` in a browser.
Can I save a tier list and move it to another computer?
Yes. Export it as JSON; the image data is embedded in the save file, which can be imported again on another PC.
Can I put a list on a website?
The maker permits using lists on a website, but the product facts do not include an embed code feature.
Can I work on a list with other people?
Collaborative editing is not included.
Compared on game tier list tools
- Free plan
- Yes
- Public publishing
- No
- Custom tier labels
- Yes
- Custom images
- Yes
- Collaborative editing
- No
- Voting system
- No
- Embed code
- No
- Version history
- No
