TiviMate
Android TV, Google TV, Fire TVA TV-first IPTV player with separate sections for live TV, movies and series when you use the Xtream Codes login. Some features require its paid premium tier.
Your player app shapes how movies look, how easy they are to find and whether subtitles work. Here's how to choose the best IPTV movies app for each device.
Many players are free with optional paid upgrades; some smart TV players charge a one-off or yearly activation fee. Paid tiers often add features like multiple playlists, recording or advanced EPG options. For movies, the free tier of a good app is usually enough.
A TV-first IPTV player with separate sections for live TV, movies and series when you use the Xtream Codes login. Some features require its paid premium tier.
Supports the Xtream Codes login, with live TV, movies and series in separate sections, plus M3U playlists.
A free, open-source media player that can open M3U playlist URLs and load external subtitle files. It's a general player, so it doesn't present a poster-style movie library.
A free, open-source media centre. IPTV playlists can be added through the PVR IPTV Simple Client add-on. More set-up, very customisable.
| Device | What to look for | Setup guide |
|---|---|---|
| Smart TV (Samsung, LG) | An app from your TV's store that supports Xtream Codes; some charge a separate activation fee. | Guide |
| Android TV & Google TV | A TV-optimised player with VOD sections, remote-friendly search and resume. | Guide |
| Amazon Fire TV | A player available on your Fire TV and a 4K model for Ultra HD films. | Guide |
| iPhone, iPad & Apple TV | An App Store player with Xtream Codes support and subtitle options. | Guide |
| Windows & Mac | A desktop IPTV player, or VLC for M3U playlists and subtitle files. | Guide |
There isn't one best app for everyone. It depends on your device. Choose a player that supports the Xtream Codes login, shows movies and series separately, and handles subtitles and 4K on your hardware.
Not always. Many apps are free or have a free tier. Some smart TV players charge an activation fee set by the app developer, not by us.
Yes, you can sign in on several apps and devices. Only the number of streams playing at the same time is limited by your plan.
Choose a plan for your household, then follow our setup guide for your device.