Make a tier list, alignment chart, map or venn diagram
Seven chart makers, one site, all free and all usable without an account. Pick a format to start making, or browse what other people have published.
Sort people or things into a labelled grid.
Make an alignment chartBrowse alignment chartsTwo or three circles, with every overlap labelled.
Make a venn diagramBrowse venn diagramsA blank canvas for images, text and shapes.
Make a freeform canvasBrowse freeform canvasesStart from a blank chart
Every format opens empty and ready to edit. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
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Charts people published and shared this week.
Maps by region
All map makersColour countries, states or counties, then let the legend build itself.
What you can make here
The Chart Maker is one site for the charts people actually share: ranking things, sorting things, arguing about things and colouring things in, rather than plotting data. Every format below is free, runs in the browser with no login required, and keeps working if you never make an account at all.
The tier list maker ranks anything into labelled tiers, from S down to F. Drop in your own images or type the entries, rename and recolour the tiers, then export the whole board as a picture.
The alignment chart maker fills in a labelled grid, including the 3x3 lawful good to chaotic evil layout everyone knows. Grids also come in 2x2 for a quick two-axis take and 5x5 when nine boxes are not enough.
The map maker colours in countries, states, provinces or counties. Choose a region, click to paint, and the legend writes itself from the colours you used and the names you gave them.
The venn diagram maker draws two or three overlapping circles and lets you label every region, including the small overlap in the middle that most diagram tools quietly ignore.
The political compass maker plots anything on two crossed axes. Name the axes yourself, place labelled points anywhere in the four quadrants, and the result stays readable at phone size.
The bracket maker runs a knockout of 8, 16 or 32 entrants. Fill in the seeds, pick the winner of each match, and share the finished bracket once the final is decided.
The freeform canvas is the blank one: images, text, shapes and small grids placed wherever you want them, for the charts that do not fit any of the six formats above.
Publishing is optional. You can export the picture and never post it, or publish the chart to get a shareable link, a preview card that unfurls properly in a post, and a page other people can find.