Minecraft Tier List

Any block or item in the game, real players by username or UUID, the skins a player has worn, every official Mojang cape, and Minecraft servers. Mix them freely on one board, so a list of the best PvP players can sit next to the swords they use.

Yes. Blocks and items use the game's own inventory icons. Players and skins are 3D renders of the skin the account actually wears, capes are drawn from Mojang's texture server, and a server's icon is the one it sends in the multiplayer list.

Drag a tile onto a row. On a phone, press and hold a tile for a moment, then drag. You can also tap a tile and then tap Move here on the row you want. With a keyboard, focus a tile and use the up and down arrows to change tier, left and right to reorder, and Delete to send it back to Unranked.

It is saved in your browser as you go, so closing the tab or reloading keeps it. Clearing site data or switching browsers starts a fresh list. To keep a copy somewhere else, share a link to it or download the PNG.

Press Share to copy a link. The whole list is stored inside the link, so whoever opens it gets the same tiers and tiles, and can edit their own copy without changing yours. If they already had a list of their own, it is set aside and they can switch back to it. Very large lists make long links that some chat apps cut off; the PNG works better for those.

Click a tier's letter to rename it, so S to F can become anything from God tier to Never again. The settings button at the end of each row changes its colour, moves it up or down, or deletes it. Deleting a row puts its tiles back in Unranked.

Yes. Type its full address in the Servers tab and press Ping & add. The tool pings the server the same way the multiplayer screen does and adds it with its live icon. The server has to be online for the ping to work.