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Watch Multiple YouTube Videos at Once

Paste two or more YouTube links into the player and they run in one grid, in one tab. Nothing to install and no account to make. The free tier holds 4 videos at a time and Pro raises that to 32. Mute all but one and you can follow several channels without hunting through tabs.

How to set it up with YouTube

  1. Open the player

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

  2. Paste a YouTube link

    Copy the URL from the address bar or the Share button, drop it in the URL box, and press Add.

  3. Add the rest

    Repeat for each video. 4 fit on the free tier, 32 on Pro.

  4. Pick a layout

    Choose how many columns you want. Two columns suit two or four videos, three suit six.

  5. Mute all but one

    Each player carries its own audio. Silence the ones you are not listening to and leave one running.

Worth knowing

Private and age-restricted videos will not play

YouTube turns off embedding for private and unlisted uploads, and some music labels turn it off on their own videos. That setting belongs to the uploader, so no player can work around it. If a video plays on YouTube but refuses here, embedding is the reason.

Live streams and premieres behave like uploads

Paste the watch URL while the stream is running and it joins the grid the same way a finished video does.

Questions

How many YouTube videos can I watch at once?

4 on the free tier and 32 on Pro or Max. On a phone the ceiling is 6 whatever your plan, because more players than that in a narrow screen stops being watchable.

Do I need a YouTube account?

No. You are not signing in to YouTube, and the player itself needs no account unless you want to save a grid to come back to.

Can I put a YouTube video next to a Twitch stream?

Yes. The grid does not care which site each video came from, so you can mix YouTube, Twitch, Kick and Vimeo in the same layout.

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