Puts a button on your UI to randomly apply one of your saved outfits.
Features
- One-click random transmog. Click the button to equip a random outfit from the ones you've saved.
- Smart picking. Only chooses among your unlocked (usable) outfits, and avoids re-equipping the one you're already wearing.
- Cooldown display. Shows the transmog equip cooldown as a radial sweep, just like an action button, so you can see when you can swap again.
- Text or icon. Display the button as a labeled text button or as a square icon of your choice.
- Fully resizable. Adjust button width, height, and text size in text mode, or icon size in icon mode.
- Built-in icon browser. Pick any game icon from a macro-editor-style grid, or paste your own texture path / file ID.
How to use
- Save some Outfits in Blizzard's transmog UI (the slot-based Outfit system).
- A Random Outfit button appears on screen.
- Left-click it to equip a random saved outfit.
Settings
Type /bro to open the settings panel:
- Use icon instead of text — switch between a text button and an icon button.
- Lock button (uncheck to move) — uncheck to reveal a drag handle and reposition the button; check to lock it again.
- Size sliders — width / height / text size (text mode) or icon size (icon mode).
- Icon texture field + "Browse icons…" — type a texture path or fileID, or pick from the full Blizzard icon grid.
- Recenter button — snap the button back to the middle of the screen.
Slash commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/bro |
Open the settings panel |
/bro help |
Show command list in chat |
/bro list |
List your outfits and their locked/active status |
/bro text |
Switch to text mode |
/bro icon [texture] |
Switch to icon mode (optional custom texture) |
/bro size <w> [h] |
Resize (icon mode: /bro size <size>) |
/bro reset |
Recenter the button |
/bro debug |
Toggle debug logging |
Notes
- The button must be clicked manually. Equipping an outfit out in the world is a protected action that Blizzard only allows from a real button press, so the swap cannot be fully automated (e.g. on a timer or load screen).
- Locked outfits (ones beyond your usable slot count) are skipped automatically, since they can't be equipped.

