Platinum Trophy Tier List Maker
Drag every platinum you have earned into tiers and settle which grinds were actually worth it.
No sign-in and no PlayStation account linking. The PSN ID only needs to have trophies set to public.
A trophy list tells you which games you finished. It does not tell you which ones you enjoyed, which ones were a slog, or which one you would happily do again. The tier list maker loads every platinum on a PSN ID into an unranked pool, and you drag each one into the tier where it belongs.
Because the tiles come from a real collection, the board is different for everyone. Some hunters rank by how much fun the game was, others by how brutal the trophy list turned out to be, or by how long the platinum took. The tiers can be relabelled and recolored, so a difficulty ladder is just as easy to build as a favorites list.
When the board is arranged, export it as a PNG to post in a thread, drop into a Discord server, or keep as a snapshot of what the collection looked like this year.
- Enter a PSN ID to load every platinum trophy into the unranked pool at the bottom of the board.
- Drag platinums into tiers, and rename, recolor, add or remove tiers until the scale fits what you are ranking.
- Download the finished tier list as a PNG using the button in the top right.
- Default tiers — starts with the familiar S, A, B, C, D and F rows, each with its own color.
- Custom tiers — rename any tier, pick a new color for it, add extra rows or delete the ones you do not use.
- Drag and drop — move platinums between tiers and reorder them inside a tier, on desktop or touch.
- Unranked pool — anything you have not placed stays in a holding row, so a large collection can be ranked a few games at a time.
- Game titles — show or hide the title under each tile depending on whether you want the board readable or purely visual.
- Export — download the whole board as a single PNG image.
Frequently asked questions
Which games appear on the tier list?
Only games where you have earned the platinum trophy. Games you are still working on do not appear, so the board is a ranking of finished platinums rather than a backlog.
Can I change the tier names?
Yes. Every tier label and color is editable, and you can add or remove rows. An S to F scale is the default, but a difficulty scale or a personal set of labels works just as well.
Is my tier list saved?
Your arrangement lives in your own browser, so it survives a page refresh on the same device. It is not stored on a server and cannot be shared as a link, which is what the PNG export is for.
What if I have hundreds of platinums?
Everything loads into the unranked pool and you can rank as much or as little as you want. The export handles large boards, though a very tall tier list takes longer to render into an image.
More PlatHub tools
- PlatHub Profile — one page summing up a collection, at a link worth sharing.
- Platinum Trophy Mosaic — turn every platinum on a profile into one customizable image.
- 100% Completion Mosaic — every game taken to 100%, platinum or not, as one image.
- Platinum Card — a shareable card for any platinum on a profile
- Trophy Statistics — charts of a collection by date, rarity and more.
- Yearly Recap — a platinum year in review, one year at a time.
- Alphabet Challenge — track a platinum for every letter from A to Z.
- GOTY Challenge — check a profile against every Game of the Year winner.
- Series Tracker — see how close a profile is to completing a full game series.
- Platinum Backlog — the platinums not earned yet.
- PlatHub Points — score a collection by rarity, and see what each platinum is worth.
- PlatHub Leaderboard — every profile checked on the site, ranked by PlatHub Points.