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Tier-rank your entire Steam library.

Every game you own. Say the tier, press a key, or drag it into place.

About the Steam tier list maker

How it works

A tier list of every game you own.

Most tier list makers start from a template someone else picked. This one starts from your actual Steam library — every game, including the ones you never launched — and turns the whole thing into one enormous image.

Step 1

Paste your Steam profile

A profile URL, vanity name, or SteamID64. Game details must be public in your Steam privacy settings. No account needed.

Step 2

Rank every game you own

Games arrive most-played first. Say the tier out loud, press a key, or drag covers from the pool into any tier.

Step 3

Save the whole wall

One image with every ranked game as its own cover — thousands of them if that's your library.

FAQ

Steam tier list questions, answered.

How do I make a tier list of my Steam library?

Paste your Steam profile URL, vanity name, or SteamID64 above and press Start ranking. Every game you own loads into the pool under the tiers, most-played first, and you rank them one at a time or drag any cover into any tier.

Can I rank my games by voice?

Yes. Press Use voice and say the verdict: "S tier", "C", "trash", "never played", or "undo". You can talk freely — the last tier you say counts, and correcting yourself in the same breath moves the same game. Keys and dragging always work too.

What about the games I never played?

They get their own Never played row. One click drops every never-launched game into it, so you only rank what you have opinions about.

Can I rename tiers or add my own?

Yes. Press Edit tiers to rename any row, recolor it, move it up or down, clear it, delete it, or add new tiers. Keys and voice still work: a spoken letter goes to the row with that label, otherwise to its usual position.

Is my progress saved?

Progress is saved in your browser for each Steam profile, so a big library can be ranked across several sessions. Nothing is stored on our servers.

Why can't it see my games?

Steam hides game details by default. In Steam, open Profile → Edit Profile → Privacy Settings and set both "My profile" and "Game details" to Public. The change can take a few minutes to reach the Steam API.

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