ItemInfoLevel

ItemInfoLevel

See your gear's item level and upgrade rank at a glance — no more hovering over every tooltip.

ItemInfoLevel adds a clean text label next to each equipped item slot in the Character panel, showing:

• The item's actual item level (including any upgrades)
• Its upgrade track and rank (Explorer, Adventurer, Veteran, Champion, Hero, Myth — X/Y), pulled directly from the item's tooltip so it stays accurate across seasons without relying on hardcoded bonus ID tables

Features

• Labels are placed beside each icon, toward the center of the window, so they never overlap the slot border
• Left-side slots show the label to the right of the icon; right-side slots show it to the left — matching the layout of the panel itself
• Thick text outline for readability against any background (armor, cloth, dark UI, etc.)
• Color-coded by upgrade track
• Updates automatically when you equip, unequip, or upgrade gear — no manual refresh needed
• Zero configuration, zero slash commands — install and it just works

Compatibility

• Retail only
• Lightweight: uses a single hidden scanning tooltip and simple event hooks, no ongoing performance cost
  
  
  

  v1.1 — Inspect support & general item level

  New features

  • Added full support for the Inspect window — item level and upgrade rank now display next to each equipped item slot when inspecting other players, not just on your own Character panel
  • Added an overall/average item level display, anchored next to the Guild tab, shown when inspecting another player (hidden on your own character, since the default UI already shows this)

  Fixes & improvements

  • Fixed durability sometimes being mistakenly displayed instead of upgrade rank for items without a track
  • Increased spacing between text and icons, with a thicker text outline for better readability against any background
  • General item level calculation is now done locally from each item's level (no longer dependent on a separate, less reliable Blizzard API), making it far more consistent when inspecting others