Titanui

TitanUI is a modular interface suite for World of Warcraft Retail, bringing combat frames, action bars, inventory, chat, character information, and group tools into one customizable UI.

Built around a fantasy-inspired appearance with class colors, decorative artwork, and matching panels, TitanUI lets you shape your interface around the way you play. Start with the included layout, choose the modules you want to use, and adjust their position, size, visibility, fonts, textures, and colors through a shared options menu.

• Unit frames and player HUD: Customize player, target, target-of-target, focus, and pet frames with health and power displays, cast bars, portraits, auras, and indicators. Choose traditional player bars or an arc-style HUD, with class resource displays and options for cast latency, spell queue zones, and empowered-cast markers. Decorative portrait rings and selectable power-gem styles add another layer of personalization.

• Party and raid frames: Configure group layouts, spacing, growth direction, health and power bars, cast bars, auras, and status indicators. Raid groups can grow from the center for balanced horizontal or vertical layouts. Boss and arena frames, click-casting options, and group-frame test layouts are also included.

• Nameplates: Customize nameplate appearance by unit type, with separate normal, targeted, and out-of-range states. Adjust bar dimensions, names, health text, cast bars, aura placement, and raid markers. The editing preview helps you review a plate’s appearance while configuring it.

• Action bars and extra item bars: Adjust action, pet, stance, and extra-button layouts, including button size, spacing, visibility, and text. Extra item bars provide clickable access to useful items, with custom item lists and excluded item IDs saved separately for each bar.

• Cooldowns, buffs, and resources: Style cooldown displays, tracked buffs, player buffs and debuffs, and class resources to match the rest of your interface. Customize their layout, icon presentation, fonts, and visibility from the same settings system.

• Buff and preparation reminders: See contextual reminders for missing raid buffs, class auras, poisons, weapon imbues, pets, and consumables. Supported reminders provide clickable spell or item actions outside combat. Targeted aura reminders cast on your selected target, while supported oils and Paladin rites apply to the main-hand weapon. Ready-check reminders can attach directly to the ready-check panel. Warlocks also get grouped Soulwell and Summoning buttons, plus a solo Create Healthstone reminder when neither a Healthstone nor a Demonic Healthstone is in their bags. Raid-buff reminders appear while alive after more than 30 seconds out of combat, subject to your visibility settings.

• Bags, banks, and merchants: Use matching bag, character-bank, and Warband-bank interfaces with search, category grouping, item information, and appearance controls. Bank options include standard sorting and an expansion-grouped view. Supported bank controls include gold deposits and withdrawals and reagent deposits. Merchant options include junk selling and automatic repairs, with additional styling for mail, trade, guild-bank, and Auction House windows.

• Character sheet and progression: View equipment, item levels, upgrade tracks, enchants, sockets, gems, durability, and detailed character statistics in an expanded character interface. Customize the character model and background artwork, access reputation and currency information, and review Mythic+ progression and Great Vault rewards. Matching inspect and gear-enhancement tools keep related information together.

• Mythic+ and encounter timelines: Track dungeon time, enemy forces, objectives, deaths, and upgrade thresholds through a configurable Mythic+ display. Optional keystone-listing reminders and automatic keystone insertion help with dungeon preparation. The encounter timeline presents supported encounter timers with configurable icons, countdowns, warnings, and layout controls, with optional BigWigs, LittleWigs, and Deadly Boss Mods timer support.

• Raid tools: Bring ready checks, role checks, target markers, world markers, pull timers, break timers, raid checks, and gear inspection into a configurable toolbar and panels. A separate battle-resurrection icon displays its timer and has its own mover and settings. Ready-check previews help you configure the layout before a group session.

• Damage meters and combat clock: Configure multiple meter windows for damage, healing, and other supported combat statistics, with current and overall session views. Adjust headers, bars, text, colors, breakdown displays, and visibility. A separate combat clock provides another way to track encounter time.

• Chat and social tools: Customize chat panels, tabs, fonts, timestamps, edit boxes, alerts, and saved chat history. Chat-copy tools, unread indicators, and a jump-to-latest button help manage busy conversations. Matching friends and social displays keep everyday communication consistent with your UI.

• Minimap, micro menu, and data bars: Customize the minimap and its buttons, use the Titan Arcane micro menu, and choose information providers for data-bar slots. Hearthstone access, mail alerts, and configurable shortcuts keep common actions close at hand. Experience and honor share a configurable bar, with a separate reputation display.

• Cursor, tooltips, and quest tracker: Make your cursor easier to follow with a configurable circle, trail, and cast ring. Adjust tooltip presentation and positioning, and style the quest tracker with its own mover, size, background, and visibility settings. Optional quest acceptance and turn-in conveniences are available in the tracker settings.

• Blizzard window styling and immersive modes: Apply matching presentation to supported Blizzard windows, including character-related interfaces, vendors, mail, menus, and the Great Vault. Optional AFK and flight modes provide additional presentation controls.

TitanUI’s shared customization tools include global fonts, textures, colors, movable frames, and searchable options across settings pages and subtabs. Profiles can be selected, copied, imported, and exported, with class profiles available for characters that should share settings. The bundled default layout provides a starting point on first installation.

The addon compatibility panel identifies known feature overlaps and explains the available choices before you apply them. Choose TitanUI or another addon for the affected features, or keep both where that choice is offered. Changes can be reviewed together and applied with one reload. Detection covers known addon rules; it does not certify every installed addon as compatible.

To get started:

1. Install TitanUI through CurseForge, or extract every included TitanUI and TitanUI_* folder directly into World of Warcraft/_retail_/Interface/AddOns/.

2. Launch the game and enable TitanUI and the included components you intend to use.

3. Type /titan or /tui to open the options menu.

4. Use /titan move to position your frames, then adjust modules and appearance to suit your layout.

5. If the compatibility panel appears, review the overlapping features before applying your choices.

Useful commands:

• /titan or /tui — Open TitanUI options.

• /titan move — Toggle frame movers.

• /titan test — Toggle the group-frame test layout.

• /titan conflicts — Open the addon compatibility review.

• /titan build — Show the installed version and build.

For bug reports, include your TitanUI version, the affected feature, steps to reproduce the issue, and any relevant screenshot or Lua error. Include the names of other addons controlling the same feature when applicable.