Free tool
A free IPTV player for your web browser, with no app to install. Sign in with your Xtream Codes login or M3U link and get live TV with a TV guide, catch-up, movies and series.
Browse channels by group, see what is on now and next, and open the full schedule for each channel.
Watch a programme from the start, or go back days on channels where your provider offers catch-up.
Posters, descriptions, seasons and episodes, with resume where you stopped and the next episode played automatically.
Save favorite channels, find any channel, movie or series in one search, and pick up recently watched channels.
Lock categories behind a 4-digit PIN, lock adult groups automatically and hide groups you never use.
English, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Dutch, Swedish, Danish, Arabic and Hebrew.
No subscription yet? Try the player with free IPTV channels. One click opens the player with the public iptv-org playlist already filled in: a community-maintained list of free, legal channels from around the world, such as news, music and public broadcasters. Press Connect and start watching.
These are publicly available streams, so some channels can be offline or only work in their own country. For full sports, movies and series packages you need a paid IPTV subscription.
Go to player.iptvwire.org on a computer, phone, tablet or a TV browser. Nothing to download.
Choose Xtream Codes and enter the server URL, username and password from your provider, or paste your M3U link.
Your channels, TV guide, movies and series load in a few seconds. Add a second playlist any time and switch between them.
IPTV apps such as TiviMate or IPTV Smarters are great on a Firestick or Android TV box, but they are not always an option: on a work laptop you may not be allowed to install software, on a Mac or Chromebook many IPTV apps are not available, and on a hotel or friend's TV you just want to watch without setting anything up.
A web player covers all of these. Your playlist stays saved in the browser, so next time it opens straight to your channels. Want a smaller channel list first? Clean it up with our M3U playlist editor and sign in to the player with the login it gives you.
There is no single best IPTV player: the right one depends on the device you watch on.
For a full comparison, see our guide to the best IPTV players for Android TV and Firestick.
Yes. Click "Watch free IPTV channels" and the player opens with the public iptv-org playlist, a community list of free, legal channels that broadcasters make publicly available. Some channels can be offline or only work in their own country.
It depends on your device. On Firestick and Android TV, TiviMate is one of the most popular choices; on iPhone, iPad and Apple TV, apps such as IPTV Smarters Pro; on a computer, Mac or Chromebook, a web player like this one is the easiest, because there is nothing to install.
Yes. The player is free to use with no sign-up. It does not include any channels: you sign in with the IPTV subscription you already have, using its Xtream Codes login or M3U link.
Xtream Codes (server URL, username and password) and M3U playlist links. Xtream Codes gives the best result: it adds the TV guide, catch-up, movie and series details and your account status.
No. It runs in Chrome, Edge, Safari and Firefox on Windows, Mac, Android and iPhone. On Android phones and computers you can also add it to your home screen so it opens like an app.
Some channels use Dolby audio, which Chrome and Firefox cannot play. The player tells you when this happens; those channels play with sound in Microsoft Edge or Safari, or you can open the stream in VLC from the player.
The channel may be offline at your provider, or your subscription may already be in use on another device. The player shows the reason and retries automatically when your line is still busy with the previous channel.
Your playlist login is saved in your own browser so you do not have to type it again. If you turn on sync, your favorites and settings are stored on the player server, protected by your playlist login, so they follow you to other devices. You can remove a playlist from a device at any time.
The player itself is legal: like VLC or TiviMate, it only plays the streams you give it. Only use playlists from services you are entitled to watch.