Roblox ESP Scripts
ESP scripts for visual awareness across every supported game.
ESP (Extra-Sensory Perception) scripts in Roblox draw outlines, names, and distance indicators around players, items, NPCs, or chests — even through walls and terrain. They use the executor's Drawing API or BillboardGui rendering to overlay info on top of the game's normal view, so you always know where things are.
Most ESP scripts have a toggle GUI where you pick what to track: player ESP (names, health, distance, team color), item ESP (chests, ores, drops), NPC ESP (boss locations, quest givers). The scripts below are AuroraHub's community-tested ESP collection — sorted by upvotes.
ESP works on virtually every executor that supports the Drawing library: Wave, Synapse Z, Krnl, Fluxus, Volt, Codex, and Seliware. Mobile executors (Delta, Codex Mobile) have limited Drawing support, so check each script's compat tags.
Frequently asked questions
What is ESP in Roblox?
ESP (Extra-Sensory Perception) is a visual overlay that draws outlines, names, distance, or other info around players, items, or NPCs — even through walls. Used in PvP games to see opponents and in PvE games to find items quickly.
Will I get banned for ESP?
ESP is purely client-side rendering — it doesn't send anything to the server. Detection risk is very low compared to scripts that fire remote events. Most ESP scripts go undetected for weeks-to-months at a time.
Does ESP work in every Roblox game?
Drawing-based ESP works in any game your executor supports. Some games render their own UI on top that can occlude ESP, but most ESP scripts handle that with z-index overrides.
Can I see player health and distance with ESP?
Yes — most ESP scripts on AuroraHub include health bars, distance indicators, team color, and weapon info. Toggle each via the in-game GUI.
Do I need a paid executor for ESP?
No. Free executors (Synapse Z, Krnl, Fluxus, Volt) all support the Drawing library that most ESP scripts use. Mobile support is more limited — check each script's compat tags.