Enter anything — snacks, movies, your friends. We pit them head-to-head and build your ranking.
Which wins?
Enter any list — favourite snacks, movies, holiday spots, pizza toppings, even your friends — tap Start ranking, and Quibzo shows you just two items at a time. Pick the winner of each little head-to-head and we tally every result into a full ranking from best to worst. You never have to stare at the whole list and try to order it at once; you only ever answer one simple question: "this or that?"
Ordering ten things in your head is genuinely hard — your brain can't hold all the comparisons at once, so you stall. Comparing two things, though, is effortless and instant. By breaking a messy "rank these" problem into a series of easy either-or choices, you end up with a final list you actually believe in, because every position was earned by a direct matchup. It's the same idea behind seeding a tournament. Use it to settle "what's the best…" debates with friends, build a tier list of your comfort films, rank candidates or ideas at work by preference, or just figure out your own honest top five when you've never sat down to work it out.
It's also a brilliant group game: pass the phone around and vote together, and expect loud disagreement when the final order appears. Prefer the visual S/A/B/C/D grid you see on YouTube and TikTok? Use the Tier List Maker instead. Want chance to pick a single winner? Spin the Wheel; splitting people into sides? Use the Team Shuffler.
How does the ranking work?
You vote between two items at a time, and Quibzo tallies the wins into a full list from best to worst. Comparing two things at once is far easier than ordering a long list in your head.
What can I rank?
Anything — snacks, films, holiday spots, even your friends. Add as many items as you like before you start.
How many items should I add?
Any number works. More items means more matchups, so for a quick game keep it to around 5–8; for a serious tier list, add as many as you like.