Free IPTV tools

Edit, convert and watch IPTV playlists on one device

OTTFOX combines a local IPTV playlist editor, an M3U/M3U8 converter and a browser IPTV player. The editor and player share one local playlist library, so playlists are available in both tools without accounts or remote storage.

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OTTFOX tools

IPTV playlist editor

Edit channels, groups, TVG IDs, logos, EPG links and channel order. The playlist is saved only in the user's browser.

Edit playlist

M3U and M3U8 converter

Convert M3U, M3U8, PLS, XSPF, WPL, Enigma2, Samsung, LG, CSV, JSON and TXT without the editor output panel.

Convert

IPTV player

Watch local M3U/M3U8 playlists, import by URL or file, use the editor's shared library and custom EPG.

Watch playlist

Playlist workspace

A practical workspace for M3U playlists, EPG and IPTV players

Use OTTFOX when a playlist needs real preparation before it goes into a TV app: clean duplicate URLs, fix channel names, group live TV by category, add TVG IDs and logos, attach XMLTV EPG links and preview the result in the browser.

Clean playlists before loading them into apps

Remove duplicated stream URLs, rename unclear channels, repair groups and prepare a readable M3U/M3U8 list for daily viewing.

Keep editor and player in sync

A playlist saved in the editor appears in the player on the same device. A playlist imported in the player is available for editing.

Convert formats for different devices

Download M3U, M3U8, PLS, XSPF, WPL, Enigma2, CSV, JSON or TXT for players, Smart TV apps and set-top boxes.

Local playlist flow

Local playlist flow

  1. Import M3U/M3U8 by URL, file or text
  2. Edit groups, TVG IDs, names and logos
  3. Open the same local playlist in the player
  4. Export another format when needed

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For common IPTV apps and devices

OTTFOX is useful before opening a playlist in Smart TV apps, Android TV boxes, VLC, TiviMate, OTTPlayer, IPTV Smarters, MAG-compatible lists or desktop players.

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How the shared playlist works

How the shared playlist works

  1. Load a playlist from a file, text or URL.
  2. Edit the channel list in the editor or import it in the player.
  3. The saved playlist stays on the device and is available to both editor and player.
  4. Use the converter when you need to download another format.

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Who OTTFOX is for

  • OTTFOX does not provide TV channels, subscriptions or streams.
  • Playlists, EPG, drafts and settings are stored locally in the browser.
  • Supported formats include M3U, M3U8, XMLTV, PLS, XSPF, WPL, Enigma2, CSV, JSON and TXT.
  • Main use cases: IPTV playlist editor, M3U converter, IPTV player, XMLTV EPG, Smart TV, Android TV, VLC and TiviMate.

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Who OTTFOX is for

OTTFOX is for users who already have a lawful personal playlist and need to clean it up: remove duplicates, fix channel names, groups, logos and TVG data, and add EPG before using the list in Smart TV, Android TV, VLC, TiviMate, OTTPlayer or IPTV Smarters.

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FAQ

OTTFOX FAQ

Is OTTFOX free?

Yes. The public tools are free and work without registration.

Where are playlists stored?

On the user's device in browser local storage. Remote storage and accounts are not used.

Do the editor and player see the same playlists?

Yes. They use one shared local library on this device.

Can I load a playlist by URL?

Yes. URL loading uses a PHP server fallback to avoid browser CORS limits where the source permits it.

Does OTTFOX provide TV channels?

No. It is a technical tool for user-provided playlists.