WoW Forever UI add-ons come in two kinds: full packages that replace everything, and small add-ons that each change one part. All those below ship a Forever version at the time of writing, unless we say otherwise. We haven't tested them on the live client yet, and each page has the latest status.
Full UI packages
- ElvUI: a full replacement in one package. Its Forever status and profile import have their own article, and version 16.00 calls its support "initial".
NDui: another package with many modules built in. It has a separate Forever branch and release file.- RealUI: a minimal interface.
- EllesmereUI: an interface editor, pitched by its author on performance and customisation.
One part at a time
| Job | Add-ons |
|---|---|
| Action bars |  Bartender4, Dominos |
| Button look |  Masque, with skins as separate add-ons |
| Out-of-range colouring | tullaRange |
| Nameplates | Plater Nameplates, Threat Plates |
| Party and raid frames |  VuhDo, Grid2 |
| Bags |  Baganator |
| Moving frames | MoveAny, Edit Mode Expanded |
| Scaling | PeaversScaler |
Which to choose
Start with the game. Forever has Edit Mode, and many players won't need more, as the UI setup guide explains.
Choose small add-ons if you only dislike a part or two. If one breaks after a patch, the rest of your screen keeps working. A five-add-on setup is a good target.
Choose a full package if you want one look and one settings window, and don't mind updating it promptly. Our ElvUI vs a modular UI comparison goes through the trade.
Launch week advice
Keep it small in the first days. Authors will be pushing fixes, and every add-on you add is one more to update. The best UI add-ons list has the reason for each pick.
Looking for a ready-made layout: UI codes and imports.