Paw Player is an IPTV player for the playlist you already have: an M3U / M3U8 file, an Xtream Codes login, or direct video links. It ships with no channels or films of its own.

Built for the television. Every screen is laid out for a remote control: large artwork, D-pad navigation, and nothing buried three menus deep. The same app runs on Android TV, Fire TV and Android phones and tablets, with sister apps for Apple TV, iPhone, Roku, Samsung, LG and Windows.

What it does
• Plays M3U / M3U8 playlists and Xtream Codes logins that you provide
• Plays direct video links (MP4, MKV, HLS, MPEG-TS and more)
• Live TV with an EPG (electronic programme guide), now & next, and instant zapping
• Films and series with posters, year, rating, runtime and synopsis
• Multiple audio tracks and subtitles, with adjustable subtitle size
• Search across everything you have loaded, in your own language
• My List, Continue Watching and Recently Watched
• Parental PIN, per-title lock, and an adult-content filter that is on by default
• Playlists, favourites and progress synced between your devices
• Available in 11 languages
• No ads

Try it before you load anything
Two demo playlists are built in: short tutorials that show every feature, and a free playlist of openly licensed films and public channels. Everything works on first launch without a playlist of your own.

What it does NOT do
Paw Player ships with no content. It is a media player tool: you bring your own playlist. The app does not host, distribute, recommend, link to, or sell any video content, channels or subscriptions.

Activation
Every device starts with a free 7-day trial. After that, a one-time lifetime activation is available in the app or at pawplayer.app. There is no recurring subscription.

One purchase, your whole home
A household activation covers five screens. Add a screen by opening Paw Player on it and scanning its QR code with the phone you are signed in on - nothing to type. Watch progress, My List and favourites follow you between them.

Use Paw Player only with content you have the legal right to access. You are responsible for the URLs and files you load into the app.