Description
InstaQueue
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Join Dungeon Finder and Raid Finder queues from on-screen shortcuts. Pick your roles, click an activity, and keep track of your queues.
InstaQueue puts Dungeon Finder and Raid Finder shortcuts on your screen in WoW Retail. Choose your Tank, Healer, or Damage roles, then click an activity to join its queue. It supports random Normal and Heroic dungeons, scenarios, Timewalking, holiday queues, and Raid Finder wings when they're available to your character.
Reading the icons
Once you're queued, the activity's icon glows and lets you cancel with another click. A gold border means a bonus reward is available for one of your selected roles. Activities above your item level show a grayed-out icon, with your equipped item level and the requirement in the tooltip. Raid Finder tooltips also list the bosses in each wing.
Choose what stays on screen
You decide how much of the display to keep open. Events shows Timewalking and holiday queues; Dungeons + Raids shows the other activities. You can use both together or choose Stow to tuck the icons away. Active queues stay visible so you can still cancel them.
The display can be moved and resized, with adjustable spacing, grid direction, and glow. There are separate visibility settings for leveling and maximum-level characters. Normal and Heroic random dungeons are hidden at maximum level by default, and Raid Finder starts with current-season raids only. Those filters can be changed in settings.
Finishing a run
After you receive completion credit for a run, Requeue and Leave Instance Group shortcuts appear for two minutes. There are also optional warnings for queueing for a different activity while inside an instance, or for a regular random dungeon while Timewalking is available. Each uses a sound and a brief screen flash and can be switched off in Visibility settings.
Getting started
Open settings with /iq or the minimap button. InstaQueue learns activities from the lists shown to your character in game, so some event queues may be missing on a fresh install. Once an activity is discovered, its settings are kept for the next time it comes around.







