Watch Multiple Esports Streams at Once
A multistream viewer for esports. Watch the official broadcast, co-streams, other-language casts and parallel matches side by side. Works for LoL, CS2, Valorant, Dota 2 and creator tournaments.
Create Your GridHow to Use ViewGrid
Add Multiple Streams Instantly
Paste any stream URL — YouTube, Twitch, Kick or Rumble. ViewGrid detects the platform automatically.
Customize Your Grid Layout
Choose how many streams you want — from 1 up to 20 on desktop, up to 6 on mobile. The grid adapts to your screen.
Follow Your Favorite Streamers
Watch all your favorite streamers at once. Share your grid with friends via a unique link.
Esports Multi View — Broadcast, Co-Streams and POVs at Once
Esports broadcasts are made for multi-view. A single tournament often runs the official stream, co-streams with other casters, other-language broadcasts and a second match on another channel, all at the same time — and the one you're watching is never the one where the play happens. ViewGrid puts those public streams side by side in one grid, so you follow the whole event instead of a single feed.
It works across platforms, which matters in esports more than almost anywhere else: the main event might be on Twitch, a co-streamer on YouTube, and another on Kick. Drop them all into the same layout for a tournament multiview — no tab-switching during a clutch round. Creator tournaments, where every participant streams their own point of view, are where multi-POV grids really shine.
No signup, no download — it runs in your browser and on mobile. Pick your layout, add the streams, and control audio per slot so you can hear the caster on the main feed while keeping an eye on the others.
Tips for Watching Esports Multi-Stream
Main feed + co-streams
Put the official broadcast in the biggest slot and add co-streams or other-language casts around it to get more than one read on the match.
Follow your favorite casters
Add co-streamers and watch-alongs from YouTube, Twitch or Kick next to the main stream — great for LoL, CS2, Valorant and Dota.
Cover a whole tournament day
When several matches run at once on separate official channels, give each its own slot so you never miss an upset on another stage.
POVs in creator events
In streamer tournaments every participant is live on their own channel. Line up one team's POVs and switch audio as the action moves.
Esports events with free official streams
MPL Indonesia Season 18
Aug 14 – Nov 8, 2026
MPL Malaysia Season 18
Aug 14 – Nov 1, 2026
MPL Philippines Season 18
Aug 21 – Oct 25, 2026
League of Legends World Championship 2026 (Play-In and Swiss Stages)
Oct 15 – Oct 31, 2026
Pokémon Nice Regional Championships 2027
Oct 17 – Oct 18, 2026
PGL Masters Bucharest 2026 (CS2)
Oct 24 – Oct 31, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I use multiview for esports tournaments?
Paste the stream URLs of the official broadcast, co-streamers, other-language casts or a second match stream into ViewGrid. They all play at once in a customizable grid.
Which esports events work best with multistream?
Events with several public streams at once. LoL Worlds, CS2 Majors, Valorant Champions and The International usually have an official broadcast plus co-streams or parallel match streams. Creator tournaments, where every participant streams their own point of view, work especially well.
Can I watch pro player POVs during a tournament?
Only when they are streamed publicly. In most pro leagues players do not broadcast their own view during official matches, so the grid is built from the official broadcast and co-streams. In creator and streamer tournaments each participant usually streams their own POV, and those fit side by side in ViewGrid.
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ViewGrid is a multistream viewer that lets you watch multiple live streams in one grid. Start watching now — it's free.
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