It's very easy to use, just drag the character of your choice to the Tier level you select. The higher tiers correspond to the strongest characters (T0), and the tiers decrease in order based on the characters' usefulness in the meta.
You can rename any tier: click or tap its label (T0, T1…) and type the name you prefer, such as "Godlike" or "Meta". Your custom names are saved with your draft, they are kept per game, and they show up in the image you export.
Since games usually have a huge number of characters, this can be a very complex task, so we recommend clicking or tapping "Autofill" to load the Tier List based on anigacha.com’s criteria. If you find any discrepancies—which you surely will—it’s easier to make adjustments based on that list. Otherwise, you can build your own list from scratch.
You'll see a green key icon; this indicates that your tier list is saved automatically in this browser. This is so that if you accidentally press F5, you close the tab or you come back later, you won't lose your progress, or if you switch games and want to go back to the previous one. It only lives in your own browser and nobody else can see it, so it disappears if you clear your browsing data or click the key to turn autosave off. If you keep the tool open in more than one tab, they share the saved list of the game you are viewing. For now, we’ve opted for a simple Tier List system, without assigning specific roles as is done in the dedicated Tier Lists on each game’s page. This is to simplify how the lists are presented.
But the most fun part of creating a Tier List is being able to share it. To do this, use the "Save Image" button, which will download an image to your PC, cell phone, etc. You can then post the Tier List you created wherever you like. That said, I highly recommend doing this from a PC, since the resolution on cell phones tends to produce a very tall image, which can be awkward to share and view.
In the future, we’ll add the ability to save a Tier List via a URL that’s easy to share and save the combination you’ve chosen.
For now, we only have the games we cover, but we'll be expanding this list to include other games—of course, always within the anime-style gacha genre, which is our specialty.