Watch YouTube and Twitch
Streams at Once

StreamTiles is a multi-stream viewer designed for people who want to follow more than one live broadcast at the same time. Instead of opening several browser tabs, you can bring multiple YouTube and Twitch streams into one workspace and arrange them in a layout that suits the way you watch.

Add up to six live streams, organize them using Grid, Focus, or Cinema layouts, and control playback and audio independently. StreamTiles keeps the viewing experience simple: add streams, arrange them, and watch.

To watch multiple streams at once, paste each stream's link into StreamTiles. For YouTube, a standard watch link, a youtu.be link, or a /live link all work; for Twitch, paste the channel link. Every stream gets its own tile, you can mix both platforms, and the same stream can't be added twice. You can run two, three, four, five, or up to six at the same time.

Each tile keeps its own controls, so you can pause one broadcast, mute another, adjust a third one's volume, or open a single stream in fullscreen without disturbing the rest. If a stream ends or can't be embedded, only that tile changes: it shows a message with options to open the stream on its platform or remove it. See how YouTube and Twitch streams work together.