Anime Tier List Maker

On 2 November 2026 we opened this page at phone width (390 px) and ranked the twelve example characters by how fun they are to watch, tapping each name and then its tier row. Our result: S – Spike Spiegel, Levi Ackerman, Satoru Gojo. A – Edward Elric, Monkey D. Luffy, Saitama. B – Tanjiro Kamado, Goku, Mikasa Ackerman. C – Naruto Uzumaki, Light Yagami. D – Eren Yeager. It is one person's opinion, not a fact; the point is that 24 taps sorted twelve names with no dragging.

What we noticed: on a phone the names wrap inside a tier, and two-word names such as Mikasa Ackerman fill a whole line, so the list is tall and needs scrolling. The list is saved on your device automatically, so reloading the page does not lose it.

We then pressed Download PNG. The file was named my-anime-character-tier-list.png after the title box and measured 960 × 470 pixels for twelve items in five tiers. In the PNG the names sit side by side in one row per tier, so it is much more compact than the phone view and easy to post. Change the title first, because the file name and the heading in the picture both come from it.

Characters from one series, your favourite openings and endings, the seasons you would watch again, fight scenes, studios, or a whole genre such as shonen or slice of life. A shorter list is quicker to finish and easier to share; for a long list, split it into two or three lists, such as protagonists and villains.

Use “Add pictures” to bring in screenshots or fan art you have the right to use. They are resized in your browser and stay on your device, so a share link carries text items only. The PNG you download includes the pictures.

Say what you are ranking by (strength, story, design, how much you liked them) in the title, because without a criterion the tiers mean nothing. Keep S small, three or four items at most, and let at least one famous name fall to a low tier, which is what makes people comment.