Pokémon Tier List Maker

Which starter reigns supreme? Drag every Pokémon starter from Gen 1 to Gen 9 into your tiers and prove your team is the best. Export the result and share it with fellow trainers.

Unranked items — drag them up into a tier

Tip: drag with your mouse on desktop or your finger on mobile. Double-tap a tier label to rename it.

Starter picks: design vs. usefulness

Every starter debate is really two debates wearing one trench coat. Design-first rankers reward silhouettes and final evolutions — Charizard and Greninja coast on this forever. Playthrough-first rankers instead ask who actually carries the early game: Mudkip's type coverage, Chimchar's speed tiers, Fuecoco's bulk. A starter that looks incredible but struggles into the third gym (hello, Chikorita) tends to sink a tier the moment someone in the group chat brings up their Nuzlocke run.

How to make a pokemon tier list

  1. Add your items. Start from the list above or upload your own images.
  2. Drag into tiers. Move each pick into a row from S (best) to D (worst).
  3. Customize. Rename tiers, add rows and reorder until it feels right.
  4. Download & share. Export your pokemon tier list as an image and post it anywhere.

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Frequently asked questions

Why does Charmander rank high when it starts badly?

Charmander is the classic 'late bloomer' pick — rough against Brock and Misty, dominant once it becomes Charizard. Rankers who weight the full journey (and the design payoff) keep it in S; strict early-game rankers drop it to A.

How do I make a pokemon tier list?

Add or upload your items, then drag each one into a tier from S (best) to D (worst). Click Download image to save and share.

Is this pokemon tier list maker free?

Yes — completely free, no sign-up. Rank items, upload images and download at no cost.

Can I add my own images?

Yes. Click Add images to upload pictures from your device; they stay in your browser.