Your IPTV provider gives you 10,000+ channels, but you only watch 50. StreamSweeper helps you filter out the noise, remove duplicates, and create clean playlists with only the channels you actually want.
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IPTV providers pack their services with thousands of channels to advertise impressive numbers. But quantity isn't quality—and it creates real usability problems.
Providers advertise 10,000, 15,000, even 20,000+ channels. Scrolling through endless lists to find something to watch is exhausting and defeats the purpose of having TV.
The same channel appears 5, 10, or 20 times with slightly different names. CNN, CNN HD, CNN US, CNN (Backup), CNN 2... which one actually works?
Thousands of channels in languages you don't speak. If you only want English channels, why scroll past Arabic, Portuguese, and Hindi?
Loading 15,000 channels into your IPTV app or media server kills performance. Channel guides take forever to load, searches are slow, and the UI becomes unusable.
Adult channels, shopping networks, religious broadcasts—content you'll never watch cluttering your channel list and potentially visible to family members.
Channels dumped in random order with inconsistent naming. Good luck finding the news section or all the sports channels grouped together.
StreamSweeper connects to your Xtream Codes provider (or imports your M3U file) and gives you complete control over your channel list. Filter, organize, and export—your way.
Add your Xtream Codes credentials or M3U URL. StreamSweeper fetches your complete channel list with all categories and metadata.
Select which categories to include. Match your provider's region and language groups with name or regex rules. Exclude channels by keyword.
Preview your filtered channel list. Add or reorder rules to catch any remaining unwanted channels—the first matching rule always wins.
Generate a clean M3U URL. Add it to TiviMate, Emby, Jellyfin, Plex, or any IPTV player. Your playlist stays in sync—changes you make are reflected automatically.
Switched from cable to IPTV but overwhelmed by the channel list? Create a cable-like experience with just the channels you actually watched before— local news, major networks, a few sports channels.
Want quick access to CNN, BBC, Fox News, MSNBC, and international news? Create a news-only playlist. No sports, no entertainment—just 24/7 news channels at your fingertips.
Living abroad but want channels from home? A single rule matching your provider's group naming keeps only UK channels, only Spanish channels, or only Indian channels. Skip the 9,000 channels in other languages.
Create a family-friendly playlist with adult content filtered out. Or make a kids-only playlist with just children's channels for the living room TV.
Running Emby, Jellyfin, or Plex? Import 15,000 channels and your server grinds to a halt. Filter down to 200-500 channels and enjoy smooth, responsive performance.
Want to follow your favorite team? StreamSweeper has EPG-based smart filtering that automatically finds channels showing your team's games.
Your provider organizes channels into categories like News, Sports, Entertainment, Movies, Kids, Music. Select only the categories you want—everything else is excluded.
Providers tag region and language in their group names ("US | Sports", "ES - Noticias"). Name and regex rules match those tags—perfect for focusing on a specific region or eliminating foreign-language clutter.
Include channels matching specific keywords, or exclude channels containing words like "adult", "xxx", "shopping", "religious", etc.
Duplicate channels almost always differ by a quality suffix (SD, HD, FHD, 4K). One exclude rule on the suffix trims every redundant variant, and you choose exactly which versions to keep.
StreamSweeper works with providers that use Xtream Codes API (most providers) or provide an M3U playlist URL. If you have login credentials or an M3U link, you're good to go.
Yes! StreamSweeper generates a dynamic M3U URL. When your provider adds new channels that match your filters, they'll appear in your playlist automatically. If channels go offline, they're removed.
Absolutely. Create different playlists for different purposes: a news playlist for your office, a kids playlist for the family room, a sports playlist for game day. Each gets its own M3U URL.
Yes. All credentials are encrypted using AES-256 encryption at rest. We never share your information with third parties. You can also password-protect your generated M3U URLs.
Any player that supports M3U playlists: TiviMate, IPTV Smarters, GSE Smart IPTV, VLC, Kodi, Perfect Player, and media servers like Emby, Jellyfin, and Plex.
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