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Watch Multiple Twitch Streams at Once

Paste two or more Twitch channel URLs into the player and the streams run side by side in one tab. No Turbo subscription, no browser extension, no account. The free tier holds 4 streams and Pro raises that to 32, which covers a full tournament bracket from one screen.

How to set it up with Twitch

  1. Open the player

    Go to multivideo.io. There is nothing to install.

  2. Paste a channel URL

    Copy a twitch.tv link for a live channel, drop it in the URL box, and press Add.

  3. Add the other streams

    Repeat for each channel you want to follow. 4 on the free tier, 32 on Pro.

  4. Arrange the grid

    Drag a stream by its handle to move it, or merge two into one container for a closer comparison.

  5. Leave one stream unmuted

    Mute the rest. Four commentary feeds at once is the fastest way to make a watch party unwatchable.

Worth knowing

Chat stays on Twitch

The player handles video. Twitch chat runs in Twitch's own interface, so keep a tab open beside the grid if you want to read along.

Live streams are heavy on a connection

Four live feeds pull four times the bandwidth of one. Drop the quality on the streams you are watching out of the corner of your eye and keep the full resolution for the one you care about.

Questions

How is this different from Twitch MultiView?

MultiView only covers channels taking part in one event on Twitch, and only on channels that have it switched on. Here you pick any channels you like, and you can sit a YouTube video next to a Twitch stream.

Do I need Twitch Turbo?

No. Turbo removes ads on Twitch itself and changes nothing about how the grid works.

Can I watch VODs as well as live streams?

Yes. Past broadcasts and clips play the same way a live channel does. Paste the URL and press Add.

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