Quick Tournament
Use a bracket-style challenge to find a winner, runner-up and top placements with fewer matchups.
Faster, but it does not precisely rank every Pokémon.
HEAD-TO-HEAD POKÉMON RANKING
Pokémon Ranker
Choose between two Pokémon at a time and build your personal ranking. Start an all-Pokémon, generation, type or category challenge and compare your result with the community.
Your personal ranking stays separate from the community standings, although eligible choices may also help improve the public results.
Head-to-head choices · Autosaved progress · Personal results
Comenzar con una plantilla
Prellena los filtros en la página de creación y luego agrega o quita Pokémon libremente.
Generation 1
Rank the original 151 Pokémon from the Kanto region.
Usar plantilla →Starter Pokémon
Rank starter Pokémon from every generation.
Usar plantilla →Legendary Pokémon
Create a ranking featuring legendary Pokémon.
Usar plantilla →Mythical Pokémon
Rank rare event and mythical Pokémon.
Usar plantilla →Ghost-Type Pokémon
Build a custom ranking with fan-favorite Ghost types.
Usar plantilla →Water-Type Pokémon
Start with classic Water types like Blastoise and Greninja.
Usar plantilla →Eeveelutions
Compare Eevee with all of its evolutions.
Usar plantilla →Cutest Pokémon
A curated pool of community-favorite cute Pokémon to rank.
Usar plantilla →Generation 3
Start with Pokémon from the Hoenn region and customize the list.
Usar plantilla →
Featured Pokémon Ranker Challenges
Rank the complete supported roster or start with a smaller generation, type or category challenge.
Featured Challenges
Rank by Generation
Rank by Type
Choose a Ranking Mode
Full Ranking
Make more head-to-head choices to build a deeper personal ordering across the challenge roster.
More detailed results with a longer session.
How Pokémon Ranker Works
1
Choose a Ranking Challenge
Start with all Pokémon, a generation, a type, a category, or a custom roster.
2
Compare Pokémon Head to Head
Choose the Pokémon you prefer in each matchup. Skip a pairing when you are not ready to decide.
3
Build Your Personal Result
Quick Tournament finds top placements faster, while Full Ranking uses more choices for a deeper ordering.
4
Compare with the Community
View how your personal result differs from the aggregated community ranking for the same challenge.
Create Your Own Pokémon Ranker
Choose a custom Pokémon roster, select a ranking mode, name the challenge, and create a public or unlisted Ranker. Sign-in may be required to publish.
Create a Pokémon RankerRelated Pokémon Tools
Prefer assigning tiers directly?
Tier List Maker lets you place Pokémon into groups such as S, A and B instead of comparing them head to head.
Create a Pokémon Tier ListWant to arrange the result manually?
Top Pokémon Maker lets you choose and order an exact personal list without head-to-head matchups.
Create a Top Pokémon ListWant to understand your broader Pokémon taste?
The Pokémon Preference Test looks for patterns across your choices instead of only ordering one challenge roster.
Start the Preference TestFAQ
What is a Pokémon Ranker?
A Pokémon Ranker shows two Pokémon at a time and uses your repeated choices to build a personal result or ranking.
How does head-to-head ranking work?
Choose the Pokémon you prefer in each matchup. The Ranker uses those choices to decide placements or build a broader ordering, depending on the selected mode.
What is Quick Tournament?
Quick Tournament uses a bracket-style format to find a winner, runner-up and top placements with fewer comparisons. It does not precisely rank every Pokémon.
What is Full Ranking?
Full Ranking requires more head-to-head choices and creates a more detailed personal ordering across the challenge roster.
Do I have to compare every possible pair?
No. The Ranker selects matchups based on the challenge and ranking mode. You do not need to compare every possible Pokémon pair.
Can I skip a matchup?
Yes. Skip a matchup to postpone it. A skipped comparison does not count as a win for either Pokémon.
Is my personal ranking the same as the community ranking?
No. Your ranking is based on your choices. The community ranking combines eligible choices from many users.
Do my choices affect the community standings?
Eligible synced choices may contribute to the public standings. Your personal result remains separate from the community ranking.
What is the difference between Ranker and Tier List Maker?
Ranker builds a result from head-to-head choices. Tier List Maker lets you place Pokémon directly into groups such as S, A and B.
What is the difference between Ranker and Top Pokémon Maker?
Ranker determines placements from repeated comparisons. Top Pokémon Maker lets you manually choose and arrange an exact personal list.
What is the difference between Ranker and Pokémon Votes?
Ranker uses many comparisons to build a personal result. Pokémon Votes asks for one choice in a fixed community poll.
Can I create my own Pokémon Ranker?
Yes. Choose a custom Pokémon roster, select a ranking mode, name the challenge, and create a public or unlisted Ranker.
Is progress saved?
Guest progress is saved on this device. Signed-in users may also sync supported sessions to their account.
Do I need an account?
No account is required to start ranking. Sign-in may be required to publish custom Rankers or manage saved results across devices.