The default FiveM health and armour indicators get replaced immediately on most serious servers, and for good reason — they’re static, unstyled, and tell players nothing useful about their vehicle. Izzy Advanced HUD V7 is the free, open-source replacement that covers the basics well without the overhead of a premium HUD script you have to pay to modify.

What V7 Adds Over a Basic HUD

The standout upgrade in the V7 line is the configurable status display: three layout options for the status bars let server owners match the HUD style to their theme without editing raw CSS. Four speedometer styles give drivers different ways to read speed, and Speedometer Type 2 pulls vehicle mileage data from the database — useful for servers running vehicle condition systems or dealership scripts that track odometer readings.

Key Features

• 3 status bar layout options configurable in HUD settings
• 4 speedometer styles including a database-linked mileage display (Speedometer Type 2)
• Drag-and-reposition for all HUD elements — no config file edits needed
• Custom status indicator colours per server or player preference
• Speed display in both km/h and mph
• Configurable HUD load time for performance tuning
• Fully open source — edit anything without contacting a developer
• ESX, QBCore, and Qbox framework support
• Escrow and open-source purchase options available

Open Source Without Conditions

The open-source flag here means what it should: the full code is yours to read, modify, and adapt to your server’s specific setup. If your framework uses a non-standard health variable or your server has a custom armour system, you can wire it in directly. Most HUD scripts that charge for the source make you pay again for each major version update — this one doesn’t.

Framework and Performance

V7 supports ESX, QBCore, and Qbox. Load time is adjustable in config, which matters on servers where players spawn into a session mid-frame and a heavy HUD initialisation causes a visible stutter. The script is optimised to run at minimal idle cost and is a practical starting point for any server looking for a clean, maintainable HUD base they can build on rather than work around.