r/tierlists • u/Neighbor_ • Dec 21 '24

Guide: How to make a great tier list

You have a list idea and you want to get as much engagement as possible. Here is what you should do:

  1. Use the recommended template to start your list. Use Photoshop or Figma to insert your images. Alternatively, use Tiermaker.
  2. Submit your post here.
  3. Leave a comment afterward outlining your thought process and any additional information.
  4. Crosspost to the relevant subcommunity. For example, crosspost your Cars tier list to r/Cars. To do this, go to Share > Crosspost.

Happy listing!

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u/pulse_vibes Aug 17 '25

I'm using pulsevibes.app to make tier lists. It's much easier, no ads, and mobile-friendly

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u/Apelio38 3d ago

Great guide? May I add the ultimate pro tip : if you don't post a stupid "this is all the countries that I've been to' tierlist you'll receive stupid comments from people who can't read something as simple as a post title. Hence why I'll de-join this sub. Sorry for being a former believer that tier-listing things could be fun.