Your first ten minutes
SuuUI works the moment it loads. These steps make it yours: the right size, your frames where you want them, your keys, your cooldowns, and a profile for every role you play.
Install and enable
Get SuuUI from CurseForge or Wago Addons, or unpack the zip from GitHub into your AddOns folder. Start the game, or type
/reload, and check that SuuUI is enabled in the AddOns list. Download optionsOpen the settings
Type
/suu, click the Jewel on the minimap's ring, or open it from the game menu. The search box in its header finds any option. Right-click the Jewel to go straight to Edit layout.Every change applies as you make it, and the section's real frames update in the preview beside it, at their real size. There's no Apply button.
Set the size
Under General › Appearance, Automatic scale is on: 100% up to 1440p, larger on taller screens. Turn it off to set your own scale. SuuUI keeps its hairlines one pixel sharp at any scale.
Place your frames
Press Edit layout under General › Appearance, or type
/suu edit. Drag frames on the snap grid. You can reset one frame or all of them.Bars 5–8, the stance bar and the pet bar can be attached to the dock, so they move together with it.
Bind your keys
Type
/suu keybind, or press Keybind mode under General › Keybinds. Hover an action button and press a key, a mouse button or the wheel. Delete clears a binding.Bars 5–8 start hidden: turn each one on with Show under Frames › Action bars. Each bar can show always, only in combat, or on mouseover.
Check your Cooldown Manager
Your spec's preset is already loaded. Open Frames › Cooldown Manager to change it: add a spell by name or spell ID (what you cast lately comes first), put several spells in one slot, or give an entry a sound.
Set a profile for each role
Under General › Profiles, pick a profile for Tank, Healer and DPS. SuuUI switches when your role changes, out of combat only, and places your group frames for that role.
To share a setup, export your profile as a string and send it; it imports in the same place.
Turn off what you don't need
Every feature is a module. Switch one off under General › Modules and Blizzard's own frame comes back in its place. A few take effect after a reload; their row says so.
