A tier list is an opinion people can argue with, which is why it travels.
Give it a title and a kicker line, choose an accent and a pace, and the rows fill in from the top down. The finished board holds on screen at the end, long enough for people to screenshot it and disagree.
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What people use it for
- Ranking and opinion posts — The format invites disagreement in the comments, which is the whole reason it keeps working.
- Product or feature comparisons — Rank the options you actually recommend instead of listing all of them as equals.
- Recaps and year-end lists — A ranked recap holds attention longer than a scrolling list of everything that happened.
What you can change
- Title and kicker line
- Accent colour
- Atmosphere
- Film grain
- Speed
- Hold at the end, in seconds
- 9:16, 1:1 and 16:9
- Up to 4K, no watermark on paid plans
- Transparent background (WebM)
- Your fonts and brand colours
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a tier list video?
Set the title, fill in the rows from the top rank downwards, and pick a pace. The template animates each row in turn and renders a video, rather than leaving you with a static screenshot.
What do the tiers actually mean?
S is the top rank, above A, then down through B, C, D and F. S came from Japanese ranking scales and stuck, which is why the best tier is a letter that is out of order.
How long should a tier list video be?
Long enough to read each row once, so the pace matters more than the length. The template exposes speed and a hold at the end so the final board stays on screen while people take it in.
