Book Tier List Maker
Rank every book you've read. Share it in seconds.
Import your library from Goodreads or StoryGraph and Leaf turns your ratings into a ready-to-share S, A, B, C, D tier list. Rank your month, your year, or your all-time favorites, then post it to Instagram, TikTok, or your group chat.
From library to shareable tier list in three steps
- Import
Bring your whole library over
Import your books and ratings from Goodreads or StoryGraph with a single CSV, or just rate books as you read them in Leaf. Your ratings are all the tier list needs to get started.
- Auto-rank
Watch it rank itself
Leaf sorts every book you have rated into tiers automatically: five stars land in S, on down to one star in D. Then long-press any cover and drag it exactly where you think it belongs.
- Share
Export and post
Pick a story, square, or post format and share straight to Instagram, TikTok, or Snapchat, or save it to your camera roll for later. Your covers, laid out and ready.
See the builder in action
Watch a whole tier list come together: books auto-sorted by their rating, a couple of covers dragged into place, then exported and ready to share.
Watch on YouTubeEverything you need to rank your reads
Auto-ranked from your ratings
Rate a book on the half-star scale and it drops into the right tier on its own. No dragging required, unless you want to.
Import from Goodreads and StoryGraph
Bring years of ratings across in one CSV import, and your tier list is populated the moment the books land in your library.
Monthly and annual tier lists
Rank only the books you finished this month, this year, or any period you pick. Perfect for the wrap-ups and recaps readers love.
Swap any cover
Tap a book to change its cover from inside the builder, so every edition looks exactly right before you share.
Drag to fine-tune
Long-press and drag covers between tiers, and reorder within a tier, until the ranking feels honest to you.
Three share formats
Export as a 9:16 story, 1:1 square, or 4:5 post, each one laid out cleanly and ready for any feed.
Made to be shared
Every tier list exports as a clean, designed image in the format you need: story, square, or post. It looks made, not screenshotted, and it is yours to send anywhere you talk about books.
Built for BookTok and Bookstagram
Monthly wrap-ups, favorites-of-the-year, and tier lists are how reading communities share. Leaf builds yours from books you have already logged, so you skip the design tools and the cover-hunting and post something that looks like it took real effort.
Rank your reads today
Download Leaf, import your library, and turn your ratings into a tier list you will actually want to post. Building and sharing is free for everyone.
Frequently asked questions
What is a book tier list?
A book tier list ranks the books you have read into labeled rows, usually S, A, B, C, and D, with S being your favorites and D the ones you liked least. It is a visual, shareable alternative to a star rating that makes your reading taste easy to read at a glance.
How does Leaf build my tier list automatically?
Leaf sorts the books you have rated into tiers based on their rating: five stars go to S, four to A, three to B, two to C, and one to D. Unrated books wait in a backlog so you can drag them in, and you can move any cover between tiers to fine-tune the order.
Can I import my books from Goodreads or StoryGraph?
Yes. Import your library and ratings from Goodreads or StoryGraph with a CSV, and every rated book appears pre-sorted into its tier for the right month or year. You can also rate books directly in Leaf as you finish them.
Can I make a tier list for a specific month or year?
Yes. Build a tier list for any single month or any full year and navigate freely between periods. Only the books you finished in the selected window appear, which makes monthly wrap-ups and end-of-year recaps easy.
Is the tier list maker free?
Building, ranking, and sharing tier lists is free for everyone. Exports carry a small Leaf mark so other readers can find the app; Leaf Pro removes it, but nothing about building or sharing your list is behind a paywall.
Where can I share my tier list?
Export as a story (9:16), square (1:1), or post (4:5) and share directly to Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, Facebook, and X, use the system share sheet to reach any other app, or save the image to your camera roll to post whenever you like.