Tier list your Steam library
Paste your Steam profile link or sign in with Steam, and every game you own is ready to rank, with its box art, sorted by the hours you put in.
How it works
- Bring in your library. Paste your Steam profile link, no account needed. Or sign in with Steam, or connect Steam to the account you already have here, and your library opens by itself from then on.
- Choose your games. Your most played games are ticked for you. Search, sort by hours or by last played, and keep up to 400.
- Rank them. The tier list editor opens with every game in the pool and its box art on the tile. Tap a game, then tap a row.
Questions
Why does it say my game list is private?
Steam only shares the games on a profile whose Game details are set to Public. On Steam, open Edit Profile, then Privacy Settings, set Game details to Public, and press Try again. You can switch it back once the import is done.
Do I need an account?
No. Paste your Steam profile link and your games come in. Signing in with Steam only saves you pasting it again on another device, and an account is needed when you publish.
Can I add my Steam games to other charts?
Yes. In any editor, open the image library and choose My Steam library at the top of Featured. It works for brackets, bingo cards, grids and every other chart that takes pictures.
Do you see my Steam password?
No. Signing in happens on steamcommunity.com, and Steam only tells us your public Steam ID. Pasting a profile link shares nothing beyond what that profile already shows. We never show your Steam name; your public name here is a username you choose.
Is my Steam library made public?
No. Your games are read from Steam when you open them and nothing is listed anywhere. A tier list is public only when you publish it yourself.
Some games came in without a picture.
A few games, mostly old or removed ones, have no box art on Steam. Those are left out, and the page tells you how many.
Rather pick the games yourself? The tier list maker searches thousands of games in its image library without connecting anything.