Xera Panel is an Android utility for Free Fire that provides additional control, aiming, visual, and cosmetic options around the game environment. It is not a game itself; instead, it is described as an external customization assistant for players who want to adjust how they navigate, aim, and respond during matches. The source presents it as an APK that can be used without rooting a device, while also noting that some advanced functions may depend on the version and device.
Aiming and combat controls
The app’s central tools focus on aiming assistance. Its Aimbot section is described as allowing adjustments to intensity, headshot behavior, and aiming location. A related auto headshot function is intended to assist with directing shots toward opponents’ heads. These settings are presented as configurable rather than as a single fixed mode, giving users control over how the aiming assistance behaves.
Xera Panel also includes sensitivity management for different weapon categories, including SMGs, rifles, and sniper weapons. Separate sensitivity adjustments can be used to change the feel of touch controls during different combat situations. The source also describes anti-recoil settings that reduce upward weapon movement and help keep the crosshair more stable while firing.
Player and map visibility
The ESP Wallhack feature is described as showing player positions through walls and placing location indicators on the map. Its menu reportedly includes controls for the wallhack mode, intensity, trigger location, and display color. These options are intended to let users change how the visual indicators appear while playing.
An enemy-location function is also listed among the app’s highlights. It presents the positions of opponents to help users plan their next moves. Because these functions interact with a multiplayer game, they are external gameplay tools rather than standard Free Fire settings.
Skins and weapon appearance
The Skins menu covers character costumes and weapon skins. Users can select an appearance for a chosen weapon, after which the selected skin is described as being applied automatically. The source specifically states that these cosmetic changes are visible only to the person using the app; other players in the match do not see the selected skins.
Additional modes and account considerations
The source mentions boat and bot configurations as niche modes. Boat mode is associated with mobility controls during water-based movement, while bot mode is described as imitating enemy artificial-intelligence behavior for training. These descriptions are less detailed than the information provided for aiming, sensitivity, visibility, and skins, so their exact behavior may vary by version.
An anti-ban option is also listed, but it should not be treated as a guarantee. The source itself acknowledges that using a third-party tool can still expose a Free Fire account to suspension or a permanent ban. Users should therefore distinguish the presence of an anti-ban setting from confirmed protection, since no tool can remove the game operator’s enforcement decisions.