Blank Tier List Template
An empty S to F chart, ready now. Type or paste your items into the box below, upload pictures, rename the rows, or download it empty to print.
Untitled tier list
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Ways to use a blank chart
- Printable worksheet. Download the empty PNG for a classroom debate, a party game or a stream overlay.
- Your own topic. Paste a list of anything (bosses, albums, coffee shops) with “Paste a list”.
- Picture tier list. Upload screenshots, character art or photos. Images are cropped square and never leave your device.
- Different scale. Rename rows to “Must play / Worth it / Skip”, or use the star and Love to hate presets.
Standard tier colours
Most tier lists follow the same warm-to-cool order, so readers get the meaning at a glance: hot red for the best, cooling through orange, yellow and green to blue and purple at the bottom. TierFlux uses that order by default; tap any label to change it.
| Tier | Usual meaning |
|---|---|
| S | The best. Near-perfect, a class of its own. |
| A | Excellent, an easy recommendation. |
| B | Good, with some flaws. |
| C | Average, fine but forgettable. |
| D | Below average. |
| F | Bottom of the barrel. |
Questions people ask
How do I print a blank tier list?
Leave the pile empty and press “Download PNG”. You get a clean 1200-pixel-wide S to F chart that prints well on A4 or US Letter; set the printer to “fit to page”.
Can I change the number of tiers?
Yes. Use “+ Add tier”, or tap a tier label to add a row above or below, delete it, or move it. The “Tier style” menu switches to 5-tier, star or Love to hate layouts.
Can I use it as a template for friends?
Add your items to the pile without ranking them, then copy the share link. Everyone who opens it starts from the same blank chart and the same items.