Build a Top Ten info sheet from one line
Type the list subject, add a location if it's local, and steer it with optional instructions. We research the ranked ten, then hand you every entry to reorder, edit, delete, add or rewrite — before rendering it in whatever sheet style you type.
Free trial credits included · Grounded in real sources · Full control of the ranking
How it works
Three inputs, then you own the list
1. Name the top ten
“Top ten seafood restaurants”, “Top ten hiking trails”, “Top ten espresso machines under $500” — whatever the countdown is about.
2. Add a location (optional)
Scope the research to a city, region or neighborhood so the entries are real, local and verifiable.
3. Add instructions (optional)
Family-friendly only, no chains, include price ranges — steer both the research and the writing.
Full editing control
Reorder, edit, add, delete — then restyle the whole set
Every entry is its own editable row with a name, a one-line reason it earns the spot, and a supporting detail. Move #7 to #2, delete an entry you disagree with, insert your own, or rewrite one entry with an AI note. One instruction can restyle all ten at once.
- Drag-free up/down reordering that the sheet renders exactly
- Per-entry AI rewrite with your own note
- One-shot “rewrite all” for tone, length or extra detail
- Free-text sheet style field — describe the look in your words
Examples
Recently published top ten sheets
No top ten sheets have been published yet — yours could be the first.
Make the first oneTop Ten Builder FAQ
How does the Top Ten builder pick the entries?
It runs a grounded web research pass on your subject (scoped to your location when you give one), then writes the ranked list from what it found. Sources are listed in the builder so you can check them before you render the sheet.
Can I change the ranking?
Yes. Every entry can be moved up or down, edited, deleted or replaced, and you can insert your own entries anywhere in the list. The rendered sheet follows your final order exactly.
What does the sheet style field do?
It is a free-text description of the look you want — palette, typography, mood, era. Type something like ‘vintage travel poster, muted retro palette, screen-print illustrations’ and the render follows it.
How many entries can a list have?
Anywhere from five to fifteen. Ten is the default, and the tabloid 11×17 size gives longer lists more room to breathe.
What formats can I download?
PNG and JPG on every plan, plus print-ready PDF on Creator and Agency plans.
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