Tarkov Player ESP

Player ESP controls

Player ESP
Master switch for player labels.
Bot ESP
Labels on AI bots when enabled.
Scav ESP
Labels on Scavs.
Quest ESP
Quest-related markers for players and objectives.
Max Distance
Caps how far player labels draw.
Visible Check
Visibility filter for ESP labels.
Box
2D box around players.
Chams
Chams-style highlighting when enabled.
Skeleton
Skeleton overlay on player models.
Nickname
Player name on the label.
Distance
Distance in meters.
Weapon
Equipped weapon name.
Quest Mark
Quest indicator on relevant targets.
Health
Health readout on the label.
Health Gradient
Gradient style for health display.
Show Flags only in FOV
Limits certain flags to your FOV.
Type
Player type indicator (PMC, Scav, etc.).
Price
Shows price-related info when listed.
Exfils
Extract-related markers tied to visuals.
Transitions
Transition state indicators when listed.
Ammo Counter
Ammo readout on the label.
OOF Arrows
Off-screen arrows pointing to players.
Hitmark
Hit feedback marker when enabled.

Tarkov raid still with player and loot labels. — Example player and loot labels during a raid still.

PMC, Scav, and quest labels

Turn on only the labels you can read in a fight. Box, skeleton, and health are common starting points. Weapon, quest marks, and exfil hints help routing decisions once the basics feel stable.

Streamproof overlay

The overlay is designed to stay off OBS and most capture tools while you stream or record gameplay. It does not change what appears in the raw game capture of your monitor outside those tools.

Works well with

Tarkov Boss ESP

Boss ESP controls

Boss ESP covers named bosses without cluttering every player label.

Tarkov Loot ESP

Loot ESP controls

Loot ESP handles items and containers; player ESP handles contacts.

Tarkov Radar

Radar controls

Radar shows nearby contacts when they are not on screen yet.