Televizo is a free IPTV player that runs natively on an unusually wide range of devices — Android, Android TV, Fire TV, Windows, and Mac all get a dedicated version rather than a single app awkwardly stretched across platforms. Like every player in this category, it doesn’t include any channels itself; it’s the software that connects to a subscription you already have.
What it offers
- Multiple playlists at once: if you have more than one IPTV source, Televizo can manage several playlists rather than forcing you to pick one.
- Catch-up support: for providers that offer it, Televizo can access recently-aired content you missed, not just live channels.
- Both M3U and Xtream Codes: supported natively, so it works regardless of which login format your provider issued — see our breakdown of Xtream Codes and M3U guide if you’re unsure which one you have.
- Chromecast support and multi-track selection for audio, video quality, and subtitles.
- Parental controls and favorites for organizing and restricting content.
The base app is free, with an optional premium upgrade unlocking additional features — you don’t need the premium tier just to get a working IPTV setup.
Setting it up
- Install the version of Televizo built for your specific device — Android, Android TV, Fire TV, Windows, or Mac each have their own dedicated app rather than one shared build.
- Open the app and add your playlist — choose M3U or Xtream Codes depending on your provider’s format, and enter the details accordingly.
- If your provider supplies a separate EPG source, add that alongside your playlist so the program guide populates correctly — see our EPG guide for why this is sometimes a separate step.
Frequently asked questions
Is Televizo free?
Yes, the core app is free, with an optional premium upgrade for extra features. Neither tier includes any channels — a subscription with an IPTV provider is required separately.
Does Televizo work on Windows and Mac, or just mobile?
It has dedicated versions for Windows and Mac in addition to Android, Android TV, and Fire TV — genuinely native apps rather than a mobile app awkwardly run on a computer.
Can I add more than one IPTV subscription?
Yes, Televizo supports managing multiple playlists at once, which is useful if you maintain more than one IPTV source.
Does it support both login types?
Yes, both M3U playlists and Xtream Codes logins work natively, so the app choice doesn’t depend on which format your provider uses.