Valorant Player ESP

Player ESP controls

Enable Player ESP
Master switch for player boxes and labels. Other ESP modules can stay on when this is off if they have their own switches.
Box Style
How the outline is drawn around a player. Use it to keep sightlines clean on long angles.
Name Labels
Shows the player name when the menu provides it. Helpful in ranked when you track one duelist.
Weapon Label
Shows the weapon you are facing. Useful before you swing a site with an Operator out.
Distance
Meters or yards to the target, depending on the build. Pair with a small box so numbers do not cover the model.
Colors
Separate colors for visible versus hidden targets when the build supports visibility coloring.

First-person Valorant view on Ascent with skeleton ESP wireframe visible through a newspaper stand.

What player ESP is for in Valorant

Valorant rounds are short. Player ESP answers position questions: who holds the angle, who crossed, and whether someone is close enough to trade. It is not a substitute for ability audio or minimap info, but it cuts down blind swings.

Keep labels readable. Most players turn on box, distance, and weapon first, then add name text if the screen feels busy.

Custom games are not this menu

Practice mode and custom lobbies can enable built-in cheats from Riot. This Windows menu is for live matchmaking on your PC. Searching for custom game cheat codes is a different topic than buying a third-party loader.

Works well with

Valorant Skeleton ESP

Skeleton ESP controls

Skeleton lines show posture when boxes feel too wide on long range.

Valorant Health ESP

Health ESP controls

Health readouts tell you when to push a low target.

Valorant Agent ESP

Agent ESP controls

Agent ESP adds kit context on top of player boxes.