Live TV from 200+ Countries — 13,000+ Free Channels

Browse and watch over 13,345 public live TV channels and 27,130 radio stations from 228 countries around the world. Stream live news, sports, entertainment, movies, and music directly in your browser with no account needed.

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Out of 11,328 indexed public TV channels, 11,182 stream directly in a browser via HLS, 6,963 advertise 720p or better (including 3,776 in 1080p Full HD), 2,853 carry multiple backup mirrors, and 10,980 have no geo-restriction flag.

What is TVAtlas?

TVAtlas is a free, open-source directory of public live television and radio streams from every country in the world. Instead of requiring a paid subscription or complicated setup, TVAtlas aggregates publicly available IPTV channel links from iptv-org and famelack and organizes them into an interactive 3D globe, country directories, category filters, and broadcast language hubs.

  • No Account Needed: Start watching instantly without registration, personal data collection, or app downloads.
  • Open Data: Transparent channel sourcing maintained by contributors at iptv-org and famelack-data.
  • Buffer-Free Player: Built-in HLS adaptive video player with automatic source switching and YouTube live fallback.

Learn more on our About page or inspect our data sources and verification methodology.

How to Watch Free Live TV Across Devices

  • Watch in Any Web Browser: Open any channel page and press play. TVAtlas decodes HLS (.m3u8) live streams natively in Safari and via hls.js in Chrome, Firefox, and Edge with automatic adaptive bitrate switching.
  • Mobile & Tablet Streaming: Browse by country, category, or broadcast language on iOS and Android without installing an app. Adaptive streaming scales smoothly between cellular data and Wi-Fi.
  • Smart TV & Custom M3U Playlists: Cast any browser tab via AirPlay or Chromecast, open TVAtlas in a Smart TV browser, or load your own public M3U/M3U8 playlist locally in the M3U Player.
  • Fix Buffering & Geo-Restricted Streams: Feeds come directly from external broadcasters and can occasionally pause or restrict regions. Switch between backup sources on the player or choose one of the alternative channels listed below it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is TVAtlas?
TVAtlas is a free, open-source directory of public live TV and radio streams from every country in the world. It aggregates channel links from community databases like iptv-org and famelack, then organizes them through an interactive 3D globe explorer, country-by-country browsing, and category filtering.
Is TVAtlas free?
Yes, TVAtlas is free to use today. No registration, no advertising, and no app to install. We use Google Analytics & Microsoft Clarity for anonymous usage analytics (see our Privacy Policy for opt-out details). You can start watching live television from any country instantly, right in your browser.
Do I need an account or VPN?
No account or signup is needed. Some channels may be geo-restricted by the broadcaster, and in those cases a VPN might help, but the vast majority of channels are accessible directly without any additional tools.
Is TVAtlas legal?
Yes, TVAtlas only indexes publicly available streaming URLs and does not host any video or audio content itself. Streams are sourced from open databases such as iptv-org and famelack-data, which contain links that broadcasters have intentionally made public. However, you are responsible for ensuring your use complies with the laws of your jurisdiction.
What kind of channels are available?
TVAtlas includes live television channels across all major categories: news, sports, entertainment, movies, music, kids, documentaries, religious, business, science, cooking, travel, and more — from over two hundred countries worldwide.
Why is a channel not loading or buffering?
Channels are public streams hosted by external broadcasters. They can go offline due to geo-restrictions, server maintenance, or changed streaming URLs. TVAtlas automatically tries backup sources when available. Try refreshing or selecting another channel from the same country.
How does TVAtlas get its channel data?
Channel data is aggregated from open-source databases including iptv-org and famelack-data, which are maintained by community contributors worldwide. Streams are periodically verified for availability.
Can I watch TVAtlas on my mobile or TV?
Yes. TVAtlas works on any device with a modern web browser — desktop, tablet, phone, and smart TV. The interface is fully responsive and the HLS player works across all platforms.
Can I add my own M3U playlist?
Yes. You can add any public M3U or M3U8 playlist URL on the Subscription page. The playlist is parsed locally in your browser and stored only in your device's local storage — it is never sent to our servers. This lets you watch channels from your own IPTV provider alongside the public directory.
How can I suggest a new channel or report a broken link?
Since we pull data from open-source datasets, you can report broken links directly to the upstream projects: github.com/iptv-org/iptv and github.com/famelack/famelack-data.