A better way to share IPTV playlists
Turn an M3U, HLS or Xtream source into one elegant QR code or deep link. Stalker Portal sources are listed separately with the URL and MAC address for fast manual entry.
Pick a source
M3U · HLS · Xtream · Stalker
Links do not expire on a timer — they stay valid while the source is published
The link carries an opaque ticket, not a visible server URL, username or password
Recipients never see a sign-up form or a password screen
Pick a source
Choose an available M3U, HLS or Xtream entry, or copy a Stalker Portal URL and MAC address from its separate panel.
Get the app that opens share links
Import any M3U, M3U8 or Xtream playlist into IPTV Player for Android and keep your channels on your phone, tablet or TV box.
How playlist sharing works
Pick a source
Choose an available M3U, HLS or Xtream entry, or copy a Stalker Portal URL and MAC address from its separate panel.
Generate the share link
Press Share to create a QR code and a reusable deep link for that source. Nothing is installed and no account is created.
Open it in IPTV Player
Install IPTV Player from Google Play on your Android phone, tablet or TV box, then scan the QR code from another screen or open the link on that device. The playlist is imported and plays straight from the provider.
Reusable by design
- The same link works for an unlimited number of recipients
- Links do not expire on a timer — they stay valid while the source is published
- The link carries an opaque ticket, not a visible server URL, username or password
- Recipients never see a sign-up form or a password screen
What you can share
An M3U or M3U8 playlist URL, a single HLS stream, or a full Xtream Codes account can be imported through a share link. Stalker Portal sources are shown separately for manual entry because importing them directly can take longer.
For Xtream sources the share link also carries the account expiry that the panel reports, so the app can tell the recipient how long the source will keep working.
Direct playback, no proxy
Opening a share link only resolves the source connection details. IPTV Player then imports the playlist and plays streams directly from the provider, so video traffic never passes through our backend.
You are responsible for only sharing sources you have the right to share.
Playlist sharing FAQ
How do I share an IPTV playlist with someone?
Pick a source from the shared playlist list above and press Share. You get a QR code plus a link you can send by message or email. The recipient opens it on a device running IPTV Player and the playlist is added for them — no file to send, no credentials to copy out by hand.
Which app do I need, and on which devices?
You need IPTV Player, available for Android phones, tablets and TV boxes on Google Play, and for iPhone and iPad on the App Store. Share links work across both platforms.
Do shared playlist links expire?
No. A share link has no expiry timer and can be reused as many times as you like. It stops working only when the source behind it is unpublished, or when an Xtream account it points to reaches the expiry date its panel reports.
Can I share an Xtream Codes account without giving out the password?
Yes. The share link contains an opaque ticket instead of the host, username and password, so the recipient can add the source without ever seeing the credentials. This is the main reason to share this way rather than forwarding a raw get.php URL, which exposes the account to anyone who receives it.
How many people can use one share link?
As many as you want — one link is not tied to a single recipient or device. Creating brand-new links is rate limited per day for visitors without an account, but links you already created can be shared without limits.
Which playlist formats can I share?
M3U and M3U8 playlist URLs, direct HLS streams, and Xtream Codes accounts can use share links. Stalker Portal sources appear in a separate panel with their portal URL and MAC address for manual entry.
Do I need an account to share or open a playlist?
No. Both sharing and opening work without signing up. An optional free account is only useful if you also want to save your own playlists and sync them across devices.
Is sharing an M3U playlist legal?
The player and the share link are neutral tools. Whether a specific playlist may be shared depends on the rights attached to that source, which is your responsibility to check.