Free Tool

Design XP Curves by Feel. Export Tables by Math.

Pick a formula (linear, quadratic, exponential, polynomial, log, S-curve), tune parameters, and instantly see XP per level, cumulative XP, and time-to-max.

XP Curve Generator showing curve chart, parameters, and milestone stats

Why It’s Useful

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See the “Feel” Instantly

Visualize XP per level and cumulative progression so you can spot grind spikes early.

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Estimate Time-to-Level

Convert XP tables into real playtime based on XP/minute and session settings.

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Compare Formulas Side-by-Side

Overlay a second curve to A/B pacing decisions without spreadsheets.

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Export Engine-Ready Data

Generate CSV/JSON and code templates so implementation matches the design intent.

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Start Fast with Presets

Try genre templates and classic-inspired presets to get into the right ballpark quickly.

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Shareable Configurations

Copy a URL that encodes your curve and time settings for easy team reviews.

XP Curve Generator Features

Curve Visualization (XP/Level, Cumulative, Time)

Switch between per-level XP, cumulative XP, and cumulative hours to understand how progression pacing will feel in play.

  • Zoom + pan chart controls
  • Hover tooltips by level
  • Milestone estimates (25/50/75%)
Chart view showing XP/level curve and quick stats

Compare Two Curves

Enable comparison mode to overlay a second curve with separate parameters, making it easy to decide between growth models.

  • Choose any second formula type
  • Independent comparison parameters
  • Same max level for fair overlays
Comparison mode overlaying two XP curves

Exports for Prototypes and Production

Download or copy exports so your game code stays aligned with the tuned progression curve.

  • CSV + JSON (optional time fields)
  • Unity C# + Godot GDScript + Lua templates
  • Unreal DataTable CSV + XML
Export modal showing multiple formats and previews

Common Questions

It is the XP required to reach Level 2. Level 1 always starts at 0 XP required, and the curve grows from there.
Use XP per level to spot spikes and pacing jumps. Use cumulative to understand long-term progression and total time-to-max.
Yes. Use Share Link to copy a URL that captures the current formula, parameters, time settings, and optional comparison state.

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