ESP vs world visuals in Escape from Tarkov: which labels do you need?

Player ESP puts labels on players in the scene you are already looking at. World visuals draw loot ESP, containers, weather, and corpse markers in the world around you. Turning one on does not set up the other.

Boss ESP, bot ESP, and scav ESP with nickname, distance, health, weapon, type, and max distance. That is a third group people mix into "ESP" in search, but it is still not world visuals. Exfils and quest marks sit on the visual list, not in the loot-filter group.

The published player list is box, skeleton, chams, nickname, distance, health, weapon, visible check, OOF arrows, radar, and max distance. A wallhack headline that never names those toggles is a different claim.

Max distance caps how far player labels draw. You can turn off labels you do not read in a fight. Nickname, weapon, health, and type are separate toggles because they answer different questions in a raid.

World visuals here means loot ESP, containers, weather, loot filter, draw distance, and corpse or dead-body markers. Those labels do not add a player name or health bar. If you want detail on someone in view, that stays on the player ESP list.

Corpse and dead-body markers help you spot remains in the world. Loot filters and container categories (military, medical, stash, and similar) are toggles in this group, not player boxes. Draw distance applies here separately from player ESP max distance.

Look for three lines on the product page: player ESP, loot ESP, and world visuals. If a line is missing, that display is unknown.

Then read Status. Visuals do not change the label. Monthly is $35 for 31 days. Lifetime is $150. Both include the same visual groups.