Blank tier list template
Six starting rows — S, A, B, C, D, F — and an empty tray. Rename or recolour any row, add your own text or image tiles, sort them by click, tap, or keyboard, and export the finished board as a PNG. Nothing to download first.
How to use this template
Click or tap a tile to pick it up, then click or tap a tier, the tray, or another tile to drop it there. Click or tap the picked-up tile again to cancel.
Keyboard: Tab to a tile, press Enter or Space to pick it up. While it’s picked up, ↑/↓ move it between tiers and the tray, ←/→ reorder it in place, and Enter, Space, or Esc set it down.
Tier names, colours, order, and text tiles save automatically in this browser. Image tiles are not saved — export a PNG before closing the tab if you want to keep one.
What "template" means here
A tier list template is usually a background image with row bands already drawn on it, ready to import into an editor and place character portraits over. This page is the same starting idea in a different form: a working board with the standard S/A/B/C/D/F row structure and a functional colour for each row, already built and ready to accept your own tiles — no image editor, no importing a file, no separate app.
Because the rows are real controls rather than pixels in a picture, the template stays flexible after you start: rename any row, recolour it from the built-in palette, add more rows, or remove ones you do not need. Add tiles by typing a label or uploading images, sort them by clicking or tapping (or entirely from the keyboard — see the main tool page for the full interaction guide), and export the result as a PNG when it is finished.
Frequently asked questions
Is this template actually blank, or does it come pre-filled?
It starts with six labelled rows — S, A, B, C, D, F — and an empty tray, and no tiles at all. That is the template: the row structure most tier lists use, ready for you to add your own text or image tiles rather than a fixed set of pre-made pictures.
Do I need to download anything to use this template?
No. The template is this page — you build the board directly in your browser and export the finished result as a PNG when you are done. There is no template file to download first.
Can I change the row labels and colours, or is S-F fixed?
S/A/B/C/D/F is only the starting point. Click any row’s letter to rename it, use the colour swatch to pick a different row colour from the palette, add more rows, or remove ones you do not need — the template is a starting layout, not a fixed one.