Deadlock mods
Deadlock Mod Manager browses the whole GameBanana catalog for you: skins, HUD and quality-of-life mods, sounds and more. Pick a mod, hit download, and the app puts it in the right place.
The most downloaded mods in the Mods Store. Each one opens its GameBanana page, and all of them install from inside the app.
QOL Lock [INSTANT SAVE/LOAD UPDATE]Quality of Life by civo · 7.8M downloads
Always Show Passive Items and Actives IconsQuality of Life by Hanturaya · 964K downloads

[UPDATED] Top Bar PlusQuality of Life by bonclide · 618K downloads
Numeric Health v2 | Now with Single Bar optionsQuality of Life by ninjabladeJr · 430K downloads

Snapshot from October 2026. Download counts come from GameBanana.
Remodels and recolors for every hero, grouped by hero so you can swap the active skin in a click.
Cleaner top bars, always-visible item icons and other interface tweaks, like QOL Lock.
Ability, announcer and music replacements. Toggle them separately from skins.
Early releases from modders, in their own section so they never surprise you.

GameBanana is where the Deadlock modding community publishes its work, and it's a partner of Deadlock Mod Manager. Installing from the site by hand means downloading an archive, finding the right .vpk, renaming it so it doesn't clash with your other mods, and editing gameinfo.gi.
The app does all of that, and keeps going after the install: it warns you when two mods change the same files, checks for updates, keeps separate profiles for different setups and backs up your addons first so you can roll back.
GameBanana hosts nearly all Deadlock mods. Deadlock Mod Manager browses the GameBanana catalog inside the app, so you can search, preview and install a mod without visiting the site or handling zip files.
No. The app downloads the mod, extracts it, copies the .vpk files into the game's addons folder and sets up gameinfo.gi for you. You can still install mods by hand if you prefer; the install guide covers both ways.
Yes. Mods on GameBanana are made and shared for free by the community, and Deadlock Mod Manager is free and open source.
No. Skins, HUD changes and sounds are client-side. Other players see the default game.
Most do. Valve patches sometimes break HUD and UI mods until their authors update them. Check for mod updates in the Mods Library, or launch vanilla until a fix lands.