In Diablo 4, you'll rely on materials, Diablo IV gold, gems, and gear to improve your character. Managing your inventory and items is a huge part of the Diablo game loop, so you'll be doing it a lot during your trips to Sanctuary.

However, sometimes it can be difficult to actually find the item you're looking for on the ground due to the default display settings. Fortunately, you can make finding items easier by tweaking your settings. Below, we'll look at how to highlight items on the ground, and how to change the highlighting settings.

How to highlight items
Ombres, rare gear, gold and gems are scattered on the ground
The default keybindings to display item labels are Alt on the keyboard and L2 on the controller. By default, pressing this button will display the names of all objects on the ground, such as items and equipment, for 10 seconds. However, by toggling the "Item Label Display" setting, pushing it to the toggle (on/off), the item will always display its name when it is on the ground.

You can find this setting by navigating to:

options
Gameplay
project label display
Change the setting to Press Toggle (On/Off)

Unfortunately, you can't highlight every interactable object such as tree stumps, rocks, or quest objects such as letters or statues. The only way to highlight these non-item interactables is to hover the cursor over them.

How to change highlighting settings
Highlight players and change highlight color settings
You can also change the highlighting settings for some non-interactable things such as other players or NPCs. You can find this setting by navigating to:

Options
Gameplay
emphasize
Here you can toggle options to show highlights on other players, as well as change the color of highlights on players, NPCs, enemies, and objects. You can choose any color from the color picker, which makes this setting especially useful for colorblind players.