A softer way to see Azeroth.

The whole interface for WoW: Forever, calm and smooth. Free, and good before you open a single setting.

Daylight UI in test mode at sunset in the Barrens: raid and party frames, the damage meter, the minimap, the player and target frames and the action bars
Daylight UI in the Stockade: party frames on the left, nameplates, the player and target frames in the middle
Daylight UI laid out another way: chat, party frames beside the player, the quest tracker and the minimap

Every look here is the same Daylight UI. See more in the profiles library

Every part of the screen, one calm look.

Turn on only the parts you want. Each one moves where you drag it, fades away when you don't need it, and comes back the moment you do.

Unit frames

Player, target, focus and pet, with click-casting.

Party and raid

Tiles that wake up together when you heal.

Nameplates

Clear at a glance, your target a little bigger.

Action bars

Bars made for Daylight UI, plus a tidy Cooldown Manager.

Info panel

Minimap, damage meter, fps and the clock.

Buffs

Your buffs, sorted and easy to read.

Quests

A tracker that stays out of your way.

Chat

A clean chat that fades when you're not typing.

Bags

One bag, sorted into groups.

Plus new windows for your character, spellbook, talking to NPCs, professions, mail and more, all in the same look.

Your cooldowns, right where you look.

The Cooldown Manager, rebuilt. Drag your spells into groups around your character, and give each one its own look: size, swipe, numbers, glow, an icon or a bar.

  • Import the game's own layouts, from guides or other UIs
  • A layout for each talent set, swapped in by itself
  • Glow, fade or hide each spell, so you see only what matters
  • Show a spell only in a stance or form, or in Stealth
  • Add any spell or item: trinkets, racials, potions
  • Snap to a grid or to your frames, live as you drag
The Cooldown Manager editor: a group of warrior cooldowns, the Demoralizing Shout card with its look settings, and the spell picker

Nothing jumps. Everything glides.

The big moments get a moment of their own. A level up rises like the sun, quest progress counts up in place, and a finished quest turns gold. All of it in your class colors.

Your class

Get it where you get your addons.

The same files on both. Install it, log in, and the setup guide walks you through the rest.

CurseForge

Keeps itself up to date with the CurseForge app.

Get it on CurseForge

Wago

Keeps itself up to date with the Wago app.

Get it on Wago

Free, and made with care.

Questions, bugs or ideas: come say hi on Discord. If Daylight UI makes your evenings nicer, becoming a VIP on Patreon or buying a coffee keeps it going.