Free IPTV Tools: Check, Fix & Test Anything
Two tools that answer the two questions worth answering before you blame your app, your TV or your provider.
Most IPTV problems come down to one of two things: the playlist file is not what it claims to be, or the streams inside it no longer work. These tools tell you which, in about a minute.
Both run entirely in your browser. Nothing you paste is uploaded or stored, there is no account to create, and there is nothing to pay. If you only have time for one, run the health checker — it catches the failure that actually stops people watching.
M3U Parser & Playlist Analyzer
Counts channels, lists categories, finds duplicate URLs, and flags channels missing logos or EPG IDs.
Paste your M3U 02IPTV Playlist Health Checker
Samples your streams live to find dead channels, timeouts and slow servers, then scores the playlist out of 100.
Check playlist healthWhich one should you run first?
If channels will not play at all, run the health checker first. A playlist that points at dead servers will never play, however well formed it is, and that is the most common cause by a wide margin.
If channels are playing but your guide is empty, your logos are missing, or the list is a disorganised mess, run the M3U parser. That is a problem with the file rather than the streams, and the report tells you exactly which channels are affected.
Running both takes about a minute and gives you a complete picture. New to playlists? Start with our M3U playlist guide, and if you are troubleshooting rather than choosing, read why IPTV channels stop working.
Why these are free, and what we get out of it
Each tool is a self-contained page that does its work on your device, so there is no server cost for us to pass on and nothing for you to pay. There is no signup, no email capture and no “enter your details to continue”.
If a tool helps and you then want a provider, that is the entire arrangement. We would rather earn that by being useful than by hiding the useful parts.