Free online tool
IPTV Playlist Editor
Trim, rename, reorder and re-icon your channels — then serve a clean, fast playlist to any IPTV app from one permanent M3U / Xtream URL. Edit once; it survives every future sync.
Try the playlist editor — live
This is the real editor, on real demo data. Toggle channels and categories, rename them, swap an icon, switch between failover and multi-provider mode. Changes are live.
Live demo with limited functions · resets every 15 minutes · create a free account for the full editor.
Everything you need to tame a huge playlist
Providers ship 100,000+ channels, movies and series. Keep only what you watch — your app loads in seconds instead of minutes.
Enable / disable in one click
Toggle entire categories or individual channels on and off. Only what you enable is ever served.
Rename channels & categories
Clean up messy provider names inline — double-click and type. Your names, not theirs.
Fix & swap channel icons
Paste a logo URL or pick from a built-in icon library so every channel looks right.
Reorder & custom categories
Drag channels and categories into the order you want, and build your own custom groups.
Edits survive every sync
New provider content arrives disabled for review — your curated list never gets clobbered.
Merge multiple providers
Aggregate or fail over across providers, all behind one permanent M3U / Xtream URL.
How to edit your IPTV playlist online
- Add your provider. Paste an M3U URL or your Xtream Codes username, password and host. iptv.domains pulls in the full lineup.
- Open the playlist editor. Browse by Live TV, Movies and Series, with categories on the left and channels on the right.
- Trim and tidy. Disable the categories and channels you never watch, rename the ones with ugly labels, and fix any missing icons.
- Point your app at one URL. Use your permanent iptv.domains M3U link or Xtream login in any player. That URL never changes again.
Why a smaller playlist matters
Every time your IPTV app fetches a playlist, it downloads and parses the whole thing. A raw provider feed with hundreds of thousands of entries can take minutes to import and bogs the app down. By serving only the channels you've enabled, iptv.domains keeps your playlist small, so apps like TiViMate, IPTV Smarters and VLC load in seconds.
And because your edits live on top of the feed, you never lose your work. When a provider reshuffles its lineup, your renamed channels, custom icons and on/off choices stay exactly where you left them — new content just shows up disabled, ready for you to review.
Frequently asked questions
Is this IPTV playlist editor free?
Yes — you can try the live editor on this page right now, and every account starts with a free 7-day trial (no credit card). You edit your real playlist in the dashboard and serve it from one permanent URL.
Does it work with M3U and Xtream Codes playlists?
Both. Add your provider by M3U URL or Xtream Codes credentials. iptv.domains gives you back a single permanent M3U link and an Xtream-compatible login that works in TiViMate, IPTV Smarters, and any standard player.
Will my edits survive when my provider updates the playlist?
Yes. Your enable/disable choices, renames and icons are stored against the channels, not the raw feed. When your provider adds or removes content, your custom selections stay intact — new channels simply arrive disabled, waiting for your review.
Can I merge multiple IPTV providers into one playlist?
Yes. Add several providers and run them in multi-provider mode to aggregate everything into one playlist, or failover mode to auto-switch when one goes offline — all under the same single URL.
Do I need to install anything?
No. The editor runs in your browser. Your IPTV app just points at your permanent iptv.domains URL — nothing to install or update on the app side.
Your cleaned-up playlist, on every device
Edit your M3U or Xtream playlist online, keep one permanent URL forever, and never re-import again. Free 7-day trial — no credit card.
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