What can you rank on this character board?
The Uma Musume Tier List Maker is a free, browser-based editor for trainers and fans of Umamusume: Pretty Derby. It opens with 141 lightweight character portraits already loaded, so you can begin sorting immediately instead of collecting and cropping images first. Use it for competitive discussions, favorite-character lists, design comparisons, story rankings, or a quick list for friends. Nothing needs to be installed, and no account is required.
How to Create Your Own Uma Musume Tier List
Choose or import characters
Start with 141 preloaded Uma Musume character portraits, or upload your own character variants and support card images.
Drag and drop
Move each character portrait into the S, A, B, C, or D row according to current usefulness, race conditions, or your personal preference.
Customize the tiers
Click a tier label or its menu button to rename the row, change its color, add another tier, or remove one you do not need.
Export and share
Select Download PNG to save the finished Uma Musume character tier list for Reddit, X, Discord, a video, or a group chat.
Popular Uma Musume Characters to Rank in July 2026
Character strength changes with server schedules, available support cards, track distance, skills, and Champions Meeting rules. Instead of treating one list as permanent, use these popular names as a starting pool and update the ranking for your server and event.
Popular leaders and versatile picks
Kitasan Black, Mihono Bourbon variants, and Oguri Cap variants often inspire discussion because of their recognizable skills and usefulness across different player-created lists.
Reliable fan favorites
Oguri Cap, Mejiro McQueen, Tokai Teio, Special Week, and Silence Suzuka are useful reference points when comparing distance preferences, build requirements, and personal favorites.
Niche and personality picks
Gold Ship is famous for unpredictable energy, while Haru Urara remains a beloved dirt specialist. A good Uma Musume tier list can rank competitive value, character appeal, story, animations, or all of them separately.
Meta note: rankings on this page are examples, not an official competitive tier list. Check the current Global or Japanese server environment before making event-specific decisions.
How to organize all 141 character portraits
A large roster is easier to rank in several passes. Start by placing only the clearest choices: a few definite favorites at the top, obvious low-priority picks near the bottom, and everyone else in broad middle groups. On the second pass, compare neighboring portraits within each row. This is faster and more consistent than trying to decide the exact position of every character one by one.
Use anchor characters
Choose one portrait that represents the standard for each tier. New characters can then be compared with that anchor instead of with the entire roster.
Keep the top tier selective
If nearly every favorite ends up in S, the rows stop communicating much. Move borderline choices down temporarily, then promote only the portraits that clearly meet your rule.
Review the middle rows last
B and C usually need the most adjustment. Compare one small cluster at a time and move portraits only when you can explain why they belong above or below a neighbor.
Choose one ranking rule before you start
A clear criterion makes the finished board more useful. A competitive ranking should name a server, race distance, track condition, and event context. A personal list can focus on character design, story, voice performance, costumes, or which horse girls you simply enjoy most. Add that rule to the list title so viewers understand why one portrait sits above another.
When two choices feel close, compare them against the same question rather than changing criteria halfway through. For example, a character may be a personal favorite but a situational competitive pick. Those ideas belong on separate boards. Keeping them apart creates a ranking that is easier to explain and easier for other fans to discuss.
Global and Japanese server rankings need context
The Global and Japanese versions do not always share the same available characters, support cards, balance context, or event schedule. A list that mixes both servers can still help with collection planning or future-release discussion, but it should be labeled clearly. For competitive posts, include the server and date in the title or caption so readers know which roster and rules you considered.
If the preset does not match your intended pool, remove unneeded portraits or upload the exact alternate versions you want to compare. You can also clear the character set and use the editor for support cards. That works well for narrowly defined topics such as speed cards, anniversary outfits, dirt runners, or characters released during a particular period.
Why use an image-based Uma Musume ranking?
Recognizable at a glance
Portraits make a long list easier to scan than names alone. The square format also keeps every row compact when many characters share a tier.
Flexible enough for variants
Upload alternate outfits, server-specific releases, support card rarities, or other images you have permission to use. You are not limited to the included roster.
Ready for discussion
The exported board fits community posts, guides, videos, streams, and private chats. Clear labels help everyone respond to the same ranking question.
A strong list is not the one that avoids disagreement; it is the one whose rule is clear enough for a useful discussion. Name the criterion, keep similar choices close together, and revise the board when the game context or your opinion changes.
Uma Musume Tier List Maker FAQ
Is this Uma Musume tier list creator free?
Yes. The editor is free, requires no login, and works directly in a modern browser.
Does it support Global and Japanese server lists?
Yes. Use the 141 included portraits, remove characters outside your server, or upload character and support card images for the exact release pool you want to rank.
Can I customize the tier labels?
Yes. Add or delete tiers, rename S–D to labels such as “Top pick,” “Favorite,” or “Skip,” and change each row color.
Can I rank support cards instead of characters?
Yes. Clear the preset portraits and upload support card images, rarities, or variants of your choice.
Are uploaded images sent to a server?
The editor processes the images in your browser for the current ranking session. Avoid adding private material to any image you plan to download and share publicly.