Solar system bodies tier list templates

A solar system bodies tier list maker with the Moon, Pluto, the four Galilean moons, Titan and Triton already in the pool. The eight planets stay on their own board so this one can be the famous not-planets. Drag them into S through F, then export a PNG. No account to make or download.

Also known as: pluto tier list, moons of jupiter ranking, solar system moons tier list, titan europa ranking.

Templates that mention Solar system bodies

Nobody has shared a template for Solar system bodies itself yet. These name it in their title; share your own and it lands at the top of this page.

What people usually rank

This is the "not a planet, still famous" board. Keep the eight planets off it unless the title says you merged them.

  • The loaded eight: Moon, Io, Europa, Ganymede, Callisto, Titan, Triton, Pluto.
  • Looks: ice, sulphur, haze, the globe as a picture.
  • Science: subsurface oceans, atmosphere, geology.
  • With the eight planets, as a second combined board, not as a surprise extra on this one.
  • A single parent: Jupiter's moons only, which is a four-tile fight.

What is already on the board (8)

These 8 pictures open in the unranked pool. Rank them, delete any you do not want, or add more. The list below is the same closed set the editor loads, so a search can match a name that lives on this page.

  • Moon
  • Io
  • Europa
  • Ganymede
  • Callisto
  • Titan
  • Triton
  • Pluto

How to make a Solar system bodies tier list

  1. Open the eight bodies. Moon, Io, Europa, Ganymede, Callisto, Titan, Triton, Pluto. NASA pictures, already in the pool. Ceres, Charon and the rest can be added as extra tiles if that is the list you meant.
  2. Keep the planets off it, or say you merged them. A bodies list with Earth sneaking in is a planets list in denial. Open both boards if you want both arguments.
  3. Name looks or science. Io as a sulphur disc versus Europa as an ocean. Those can share a board only if the rows say which question you are answering.
  4. Export the picture. Eight tiles, readable, done. Publishing lets someone remix the same NASA set.

What you can do

  • Eight NASA pictures already loaded: the Moon, Pluto, and six large moons.
  • The eight planets are a different board, so this one can stay about the famous not-planets.
  • Names on the tiles, because ice globes cluster.
  • Rows you can rename.
  • Works on a phone.
  • PNG export, no account, nothing drawn across the globes except the site address in the corner.

Make your own tier list

The loaded eight

The default. Small, finishable, and the one people actually mean by a Pluto-adjacent list.

Jupiter's moons only

Delete the rest. Four tiles. The fight is Io versus Europa and everyone knows it.

Looks

Haze, ice, sulphur, craters. Titan and Io usually split the top.

Merged with planets

Add the eight planets on purpose and say so in the title. Sixteen tiles is still a picture.

Common questions

Why is Pluto here and not with the planets?

So the planets board can stay eight. If you want Pluto with them, add the tile there or merge the two sets on a third board.

Why these eight bodies?

The Moon, the four Galilean moons, Titan, Triton and Pluto: the bodies people actually argue about, with NASA pictures we can legally ship.

Can I add Ceres or Charon?

Yes. Type the name or upload a picture you have the right to use.

Are the pictures from NASA?

Yes. Public-domain Photojournal and related US government work.

Do I need an account?

Not to make or export. Publishing a public page needs an account.

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