Thousands of live TV channels. One page.
StreamTV reads the open iptv-org catalog and plays any channel right in your browser. No signup, no ads, nothing to install.
How it works
Discover
Browse thousands of channels across 120+ countries. Filter by category, country, or signal quality.
Click
Open a stream instantly. No plugins, no account, no download. The player just runs.
Watch
Pause live TV, skip ahead, scrub back through the DVR window, and go fullscreen.
What the player does
- Instant search across channel names, alt names, networks and countries
- Category, country and quality filters with live counts
- Numbered pagination from 10 to 200 channels per page
- Play, pause, seek inside the DVR window and jump back to live
- Volume, mute, playback speed, Picture-in-Picture and fullscreen
- Subtitle tracks when the broadcast carries them
- Automatic fallback across a channel's stream variants, with retry
- Catalog cached in the browser for 24 hours
Channels you can start with
- NASA TV Media — Houston, United States, 1080p
- Red Bull TV — Fusch an der Großglocknerstraße, Austria, 1080p
- NHK World Japan — Tokyo, Japan, 720p
- Thousands more news, sports, music, movie and series channels in 120+ countries.
Before you press play
- Does this cost anything?
- No. The catalog is open data from the iptv-org project and the streams are publicly available links. There is no account, no paywall, no billing page.
- Is it legal?
- StreamTV hosts no video. It links to streams that iptv-org already lists as publicly available. If a link should not be here, the place to report it is the iptv-org project itself.
- Why won't some channels play?
- Three usual reasons: the stream went offline, it is blocked outside its home country, or the broadcaster's server does not allow requests from web pages. iptv-org labels the known ones in the catalog.
- Do you track me?
- No analytics, no cookies, no accounts. The channel list gets cached in your browser so the next visit is faster. That cache is the only thing stored.
StreamTV hosts no video. Streams load from their public sources, listed in the open iptv-org catalog.