What Teleora is
Teleora is a website that lists live TV channels and plays them in your browser. It brings together more than 11,000 channels of news, sports, movies, music and more from over 170 countries, organised by country, category and language. There is no account, no subscription and no advertising.
How it works
- We do not host any video. Teleora does not store, upload, copy or re-stream any channel on its servers.
- The list comes from a public source. Channel links are taken from the open-source iptv-org playlist, which collects stream addresses that broadcasters and others make publicly available.
- Video goes straight to you. When you press play, your browser (or VLC) connects directly to the broadcaster's or third party's server. The video never passes through Teleora.
Free movies
The Movies section brings together full films that production and distribution companies publish free on their official YouTube channels, plus public-domain classics from the Internet Archive. They play in those services' own players.
Live radio
Tens of thousands of radio stations from around the world, from the open Radio Browser directory. Press a station to listen right in your browser.
Archive
Silent films from the first decades of cinema, newsreels and documentaries from national archives, and complete university lecture courses — all free and played from the Internet Archive.
Retro games
Classic arcade, MS-DOS and console games you can play straight in the browser, from the Internet Archive's software library.
What Teleora does not do
- It does not offer paid or subscription channels, and does not share logins.
- It does not get around DRM, paywalls, logins or regional restrictions.
- It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any channel it lists.
Removing a channel
If you own the rights to a channel and do not want it listed, email contact@teleora.cc. We remove verified requests, usually within 48 hours. See DMCA & removals for what to include.
Last updated 16 September 2026.