Guides
Ideas for what to rank, how tier lists work, and how to put your stuff on the wall.
Physical tier list board: a tier list you can hang on your wallA tier list you can actually touch. Every way to get one on your wall, from free to framed, and which one holds up.
Free printable tier list template (S to F)The classic S to F tier list, blank and ready to print. Free, no sign up. Letter size PDF with an ink saver version, plus a PNG for your phone.
Tier list ideas: 35 things to rank on your wallReal stuff you already have, sorted S to F. Steal any of these for your board.
How to make a tier list (online, on paper or on your wall)Five steps to a tier list people will actually argue about, then three ways to make it: online, on paper or on your wall.
What does S tier mean?S tier is the top. Here is where it came from, what each tier means, and how to make a tier list of your own.
How to display concert tickets, wristbands and photosSix ways to get them out of the drawer, what each one is good and bad at, and how to keep the tickets from fading.
Festival wristband display ideas (that let you add more)You kept every one. Here is how to put them on the wall, and how to rank which weekend was actually the best.
Polaroid wall ideas that actually mean somethingA grid is nice. A wall where every photo has a rank is better. Layout ideas, how many fit, and how to hang them without damage.
Dorm wall decor ideas that are actually about youPosters are fine. A wall full of your own stuff is better. Ideas that work in a small room, plus what to check before you hang anything.
A gift for the friend who ranks everythingFor the friend with an opinion on everything. How to make it personal before you hand it over, and when to order so it shows up on time.