Call of Duty · ESP / Visuals

Call of Duty ESP — Boxes, Skeleton, Snaplines & Color Editor

The COD ESP suite covers everything you need to read a lobby: Snaplines, Skeleton, four box styles (Normal, Gradient, Filled, Corner), Health and Name tags, a dedicated Zombie ESP block and a 9-channel color editor so visible / occluded / team states each get their own tint.

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Player ESP: Snaplines, Skeleton, Box, Gradient Box, Filled Box, Corner Box, Health, Name
Zombie ESP: Box, Corner Box, Filled Box, Skeleton, Snapline, Health, Distance
ESP Colors: Box, Box Top, Box Bottom, Skeleton, Snapline, Corner, Distance, Name, Visible
Same build for Warzone, BO7 Multiplayer and Zombies
Compass overlay: Size, Arrow Size, Arrow Fill, Compass Color, Visible Color
Pairs with the COD aimbot's Visible Check for visible-only highlighting

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Four box styles, one click each

Normal Box is the classic 2D rectangle around enemies, Gradient Box fades top-to-bottom for low-glare reads, Filled Box drops a translucent overlay (best for snowy or bright maps), and Corner Box gives you the cleaner CSGO-style brackets that survive against busy backgrounds. Toggle any combination — there's no single ESP profile that works for every map, so the suite is built modular.

Skeleton, snaplines and health

Skeleton ESP draws bone connections so you can tell which way an enemy is aiming before they peek. Snaplines run from a configurable origin to each player, useful for sweeping the edges of your screen. Health and Name tags float above the box with their own dedicated color channels, so a low-HP push is one glance.

Zombie ESP for BO7 Zombies

Zombies gets its own ESP block — Box, Corner Box, Filled Box, Skeleton, Snapline, Health and Distance — separate from the player ESP toggles. That way you can run a busy zombie wallhack for round 30+ camo grinding without flooding multiplayer with the same density.

Compass and color editor

The Compass overlay adds a top-of-screen direction strip with adjustable Size, Arrow Size and Arrow Fill — handy for reading flanks in BO7 small maps. Every ESP element has its own color in the ESP Colors block: Box, Box Top, Box Bottom, Skeleton, Snapline, Corner, Distance, Name and a Visible channel that highlights enemies in clear line-of-sight differently from occluded ones.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — that's its core function. The Visible color channel lets you tint enemies in line-of-sight differently from those behind walls.

Yes — Zombie ESP is its own block with its own toggles, so you can configure player ESP and zombie ESP independently.

Yes — ESP Colors gives you nine separate color pickers (Box, Box Top, Box Bottom, Skeleton, Snapline, Corner, Distance, Name, Visible) so you can build any palette.

The overlay renders on your machine only — it's never in your game capture or screen recording unless you intentionally capture it.

Review notes and sources

Reviewed by the RageByte product team on July 12, 2026. This supporting page is checked against the current product page, checkout options, status information and publisher documentation. Send corrections to [email protected].

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