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Tier List Maker with images

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How to Use TierPop

  1. Set up your tiers: TierPop comes with five default tiers: S, A, B, C, and D. You can easily customize these to fit your needs (e.g., "Excellent," "Good," "Average").
  2. Upload images: Click the "Choose Images" button to add the pictures you want to rank to the selection area.
  3. Drag and drop: Use your mouse to drag images into their respective tiers. Each tier can hold multiple images.
  4. Add new tiers: Need more options? Click the "Settings ⚙" button to add and name additional tiers.
  5. Edit or remove tiers: Click the "Settings ⚙" button to delete tiers or change their names.

Pro Tips

  1. Customize tier appearance: Click on a tier's name to open the settings panel, where you can change its background color and rename it.
  2. Clear a single tier: In the "Settings ⚙" menu, you'll find a button to clear the current tier.
  3. Start fresh: Hit the "Clear Data" button to reset your entire Tier List and start from scratch.
  4. Save your work: Click "Generate Image" to create a shareable picture of your completed Tier List.

FAQ

  1. What's Presentation Mode?
    Perfect for meetings, classes, or live streams, Presentation Mode switches to a full-screen view for easy sharing with an audience.
  2. Does TierPop store my information?
    Nope! We don't store any user data. Our tool is built with static programming languages, ensuring your privacy.
  3. Do I need an account to use TierPop?
    Not at all! We've designed TierPop to be a simple, reliable tool that doesn't require registration or login.
  4. Can I use TierPop for commercial purposes?
    Absolutely! TierPop is a completely free Tier List maker that you can use for any purpose, commercial or personal.
  5. What if I accidentally close the page while creating my Tier List?
    No worries! TierPop uses JavaScript and LocalStorage for browser caching, so your work will be there when you reopen the page.
  6. Is LocalStorage browser caching safe?
    LocalStorage is a secure feature of your personal browser - only you can access it. If you're using TierPop on a public computer, remember to click the "Clear Data" button when you're done to remove your information.