ViewGrid is a free multistream viewer that runs in your browser. Instead of juggling tabs or a second monitor, you build one grid and put every live stream you care about in it: a football match next to two co-streams, four esports player POVs, several newsrooms on election night, or every stage of a festival. Each tile is the platform's own official player, so the streams look and behave exactly as they do on YouTube, Twitch, Kick or Rumble.
Getting started takes seconds. Paste a channel or video link into the box above, or search YouTube and Twitch by name, and the stream appears in the next empty tile. Add more and the layout rearranges itself, from a single player up to twenty on a desktop screen. Streams start muted; click the speaker on the one you want to hear. Focus mode enlarges a single stream while the others keep playing in a strip, and a shareable link reproduces your exact grid for a friend.
The grid is built for moments when one screen is not enough: simultaneous group-stage matches, a race weekend with onboard cameras, a breaking news day, a keynote with reviewers reacting live, or a tournament where the official broadcast and the community casters tell different stories. If you would rather not build from scratch, the live presets and the event calendar open ready-made grids for what is on right now, and the watch guides explain the best setup for each platform and sport.
Any YouTube, Twitch, Kick or Rumble URL works in the box above and opens instantly, even when search is busy. Links are the fastest way to fill a grid.
The Live presets and the event calendar give you a ready-made grid for tonight's matches, a festival or an election night. Open one, then swap tiles as you like.
Enlarge the stream that matters most while the rest stay visible in a strip. Click any small tile to bring it to the front when the action moves.
Keep the main broadcast unmuted and let co-streams and reaction channels play silently. Switch audio with a click when the other side gets interesting.
Yes. Building a grid, adding streams and watching is free with no account. Signing in is only needed if you want to save a layout and reopen it later.
Up to 20 on a desktop browser and up to 6 in the mobile app. Layouts adapt automatically: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12, 16 and 20 tiles, plus a focus mode that enlarges one stream while the others keep playing.
YouTube, Twitch, Kick, Rumble and direct HLS (.m3u8) links. Paste a channel or video link, or search YouTube and Twitch from the box above. Each stream plays in the platform's own official embedded player.
No. Streams start muted and you unmute the one you want to hear with a single click. Switching audio between tiles takes one click, so you can follow the commentary you prefer while the others keep playing on screen.
Every grid has a shareable link that opens the exact same set of streams for anyone. Signed-in users can also save layouts and reopen them from any device, including the iOS and Android apps.
Yes. ViewGrid embeds the official YouTube, Twitch, Kick and Rumble players, so every tile is a normal view for the creator, including their ads and chat where the platform supports it.
ViewGrid embeds official players only and does not host or redistribute video. Creators keep their views, ads and chat.