XP Bar And Kills To Level

A lightweight, highly configurable replacement XP bar that tells you not just how much experience you have, but how far you really are from your next level.

It hides Blizzard's default XP bar and shows a clean bar with the numbers that actually matter while leveling: exactly how many kills you need, your XP per hour, and your estimated time to level — plus optional overlays that project your quest rewards right onto the bar.

Features

• Kills to level — exact count based on your most recent kill's XP, so it steps down by one per kill while grinding.
• XP/hr and time-to-level — live session rate and estimated time remaining, updated continuously (not just when you gain XP).
• Time on this level — how long you've spent on the current level.
• Quest-XP overlays — projects turn-in (completed) and in-progress quest rewards as colored segments on the bar.
• Rested XP — shows your rested bonus as an overlay and a "Rest +X%" readout.
• Segments — optional tick marks across the bar (configurable count, thickness, color).
• Fully themeable — bar/overlay colors and opacity, fonts (LibSharedMedia aware), text size and outline, a configurable border, and per-element info-line layout.
• Fade on mouseover — dim the bar when idle, reveal it on hover.
• Move it anywhere — drag-to-move unlock, or precise X/Y offset sliders, plus scale and size controls.
• Minimap button — quick access to options; right-click toggles the bar.
• Auto-hides at max level and when XP gain is disabled.

Options

Open with the minimap button or /xpkills. Tabs: General (toggles, minimap), Size & Colors (scale, size, position, drag-to-move, bar colors), Text Styling (color/size/outline/font), Info Line (show/align/offset each element), Bar Style (segments, border, fade). Every slider has an editable value box, and color swatches set color + opacity in the picker.

Supported clients

Optional dependency

• LibSharedMedia-3.0 — adds its fonts to the picker if installed; the addon works fine without it.

Slash command

• /xpkills — open the options panel