booktier

Drag a cover to rank it, or use the ▲▼ buttons on it. Click one to edit its link, author and hover details. Keyboard: focus a cover, then Ctrl+↑/↓ to change tier, Ctrl+←/→ to reorder, Enter to edit.

Edit item

Export or share

Five ways out. The first two are files you keep; the rest are for handing the list to someone else.

Share link

The whole list is encoded in the link after the #, which browsers never send to a server — so nobody, including whoever hosts this copy, sees what you ranked. By default the link opens a reading page: covers, hover cards and working links, with a button to take a copy into the editor.

Post to Reddit

A Reddit post can carry an image or clickable links — never both, whatever tool made it. So post the image, and put the links in the first comment. The number on each cover matches the number beside its title below.

  1. Download the image

    Titles under the covers and a number on each one, so nobody has to squint at the art to work out what a book is.

  2. Start an image post on r/litrpg

    Choose Images, upload the file, give it a title, and post it.

  3. Paste this as the first comment

“Text post instead” opens Reddit's form with the title and this comment already filled in — no image, but every title stays a link. Check the subreddit's rules before posting either way.

Page preview

Covers are links here, exactly as in the exported file. Hover or tab to a cover to see its card.

Add a book

Paste several at once

One per line: Title | Author | link | cover image URL. Tabs work too, and everything after the title is optional. Commas only split a line when one is followed by a link — so a title with a comma in it stays one title.