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What Is a Tier List? A Simple Explanation
Tier lists rank things in groups instead of one long line. Here’s where they come from, how to read one and why they work so well.
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Practical articles on making tier lists that are clear, fair and fun to argue about.
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Basics
Tier lists rank things in groups instead of one long line. Here’s where they come from, how to read one and why they work so well.
Basics
S tier sits above A in most tier lists. Here’s what it means, where the S probably comes from and how to decide what really belongs there.
How-to
A practical walkthrough for creating a tier list online: choosing a topic, adding items, setting up tiers, ranking and sharing the result.
Basics
Ranked lists give every item an exact position; tier lists group similar items. Here’s when each format works best.
Ideas
Stuck for a topic? Here are 50 tier list ideas across food, entertainment, games, sports, everyday life and work.
How-to
Pictures make tier lists easier to read. Here’s how to choose, crop and prepare images so your finished list looks clean.
Ideas
Tier lists aren’t just for fun. Here’s how to use one to prioritize tasks, compare options and make group decisions.
Ideas
Food tier lists start the friendliest arguments. Here’s how to pick a topic, choose items and rank them in a way that sparks conversation.
Ideas
Tier lists are a quick, engaging way to get students reasoning, comparing and justifying their choices. Here are classroom activities to try.
How-to
You don’t have to stick with S, A, B, C and D. Here’s how to choose tier names and colors that fit your topic and make your list easier to read.
How-to
Finished your tier list? Here’s how to save it, download it as an image and share it on social media, in chats or in documents.
Ideas
A tier list night is an easy, low-prep way to get friends talking. Here’s how to plan topics, run rounds and keep the debates fun.