Rankly (tierlistmaker.pro) is a browser-based ranking tool for anyone who wants to turn an opinion into a clean visual tier list. The core workflow is deliberately simple: add images — either by uploading your own JPG, PNG or WebP files or by opening a ready-made template — then drag each item into an S, A, B, C or D row. Tier labels are clickable, so you can rename "S" to "God tier" or "F" to "Never again" and give the board your own structure.
What separates Rankly from a bare-bones tier list editor is the template library. Popular topics such as Pokémon (all 1,025 entries with generation and type filters), Genshin Impact, Honkai: Star Rail, Zenless Zone Zero, League of Legends, Marvel Rivals and DC Movies come pre-loaded with starter image sets, so you can begin ranking a familiar roster without hunting for artwork. There are also non-gaming categories for fast food chains, fruit nutrition and other everyday comparisons, plus a text mode for ranking things that have no pictures.
On the privacy side, the editor processes images locally in the browser rather than uploading them to a server, and the finished board is exported directly as a crisp PNG for sharing on social media or forums. There is no sign-up step, no watermark mentioned and no cost to use the editor, which makes it a practical pick for quick fandom arguments, classroom activities or content creation.
