World IPTV

World IPTV Club is a catalogue of IPTV playlists and server logins that are published and re-checked every day. Each article holds one working format — an M3U / M3U8 playlist URL, an Xtream Codes login of host, port, username and password, or an STB portal code — the date it was tested, and the steps to load it in the players most people use.

What is World IPTV?

World IPTV is internet television: live channels, movies and series delivered over an ordinary internet connection instead of an antenna, a satellite dish or a cable line. In practice it is a playlist — one file or one server login that a player app turns into a channel list. The lists published here are shared publicly, which is why every article is dated: a playlist that worked last week can be gone or full today.

World IPTV on Firestick, Android TV and Smart TVs

The same playlist works on any device that can open an M3U URL or an Xtream Codes login. On Firestick and Fire TV 4K the usual route is Downloader with IPTV Smarters Pro or XCIPTV. On Android TV and Google TV, TiviMate or IPTV Smarters Pro loads the playlist directly. A MAG, Formuler or Stalker box takes the portal code from the article and pairs it with the box MAC address, and VLC on a desktop will play the URL before anything is installed on a TV.

World IPTV channels and EPG

A World IPTV list is grouped by country and language: sports, news, movies and kids channels from the main markets, with the Arabic, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Polish, Turkish, UK and USA bundles among the most requested. The programme guide is not part of the playlist — most players pull it from a separate XMLTV EPG address, and an article that ships one says so in the setup steps.

New World IPTV playlists

Every article on this page is one playlist, stamped with the day it was checked. Open the most recent article for a country or a format rather than an old one, and test the server on the day you install it.

Frequently asked questions

How often are the IPTV playlists on world-iptv.club updated?

New playlist articles are published daily. Each article states the date its M3U URL, Xtream Codes login or STB portal code was checked, and the newest article for a country or format is always the one to use.

What is the difference between an M3U playlist, Xtream Codes and an STB code?

An M3U or M3U8 playlist is a single URL that a player loads as a whole channel list. Xtream Codes is a server login made of a host, a port, a username and a password, which the app turns into live TV, movies and series. An STB or Stalker code is a portal address paired with a MAC address, used by MAG, Formuler and Stalker middleware boxes. world-iptv.club publishes all three formats and states which one each article contains.

Which devices work with these playlists?

Firestick and Fire TV 4K, Android TV and Google TV, MAG and Formuler style set-top boxes, Smart TVs from Samsung and LG, VLC on desktop, and apps such as IPTV Smarters Pro, TiviMate, XCIPTV and Stalker middleware. Each article contains the setup steps for the players it was tested with.

Are the playlists on world-iptv.club free?

Yes. The site is a free catalogue of publicly shared playlists and test server logins. It does not sell subscriptions, resell paid services or ask for payment details.

Why do some links stop working after a few days?

Free shared servers reach their connection limit or expire, which is normal for public IPTV lists. If a link fails, open the newest article for that country or format and use the current playlist, and test the server in VLC before installing it on a TV.