Fast tier list maker with AI ranking, local autosave, and clean PNG export
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Pricing model
Paid
Freemium
Pricing
$29 once, no subscription
Free (no sign-in to start, 10 AI credits/day, 1 public cloud project, watermarked PNG export). Plus: $12/month or $6/month yearly (600 AI credits/month, unlimited private projects, HD export, no watermark). Pro: $24/month or $12/month yearly (3000 AI credits/month, unlimited items up to 1000, priori
Key features
Color season analysis with 50-color palette
Body shape and line recommendations with 125+ cuts
Six ready-made outfits for different situations
AI profile exportable to ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini
Photo analysis with five images required
Questionnaire-based personalization
Reasoning provided for every verdict
Photos deleted within 24 hours
Fixed scoring rules ensure consistent results
AI Quick Rank: AI suggests initial tier placement based on items and ranking criteria
AI Ranking Reasons: Generate short explanations for why items belong in each tier
AI Caption Writer: Turn tier list into social media posts, Reddit titles, X posts, TikTok captions
Local autosave: Active draft auto-saves in browser between edits
Custom tier rows and ranking criteria to match any topic
HD export and social media sizes on Plus and Pro plans
Mobile tap-to-rank flow for smaller screens
What makes it different
Every verdict includes the reason why a color or cut suits you
Fixed rule-based scoring ensures the same inputs produce the same result
One-time payment with no subscription or hidden costs
Results available on personal page within 10 minutes
Answers weighted more heavily than photos in analysis
No login required to start: create a draft first, sign in only when you need export, AI, or cloud save
Safer drafting with local autosave that protects work during refreshes or accidental tab changes
Designed for creators with focus on clean HD exports and reusable cloud projects
AI as starting point, not final verdict: full manual control remains