YouTube Multi-Stream by Submitune
Paste a YouTube link, choose how many players you want, and watch them all side by side in one page.
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Streaming for 00:00:00
You opened this page directly from a file. Some videos may show
“Error 153” because YouTube expects a website address. If that happens,
serve the folder with a small local server (for example
npx serve or
python -m http.server) and open it via http://localhost.
About this site
Everything you need to know, in four short answers.
What is YouTube Multi-Stream by Submitune?
A small, free web page that shows one YouTube video in many embedded players at the same
time, arranged in a grid. Everything runs inside this one page using YouTube’s official
embedded player — no downloads, no pop-ups, no new tabs, and no account needed.
How do I use it?
- Copy a video link from YouTube (from the address bar or the Share button).
- Paste it in the YouTube video URL box.
- Type how many players you want, from 1 to 1000.
- Click Start Streaming. Players are added in batches of 10 so your browser stays responsive.
- Use Back to return here (players keep running), or Stop All to remove every player.
Why would I use it?
- Build a video wall for a screen, event, shop window or classroom.
- Check how a video looks at different tile sizes and on different devices.
- Test how much embedded video your computer or phone can handle.
Who made it?
YouTube Multi-Stream is made by Submitune Stream, the team
behind Submitune. It’s built as a lightweight single-page tool in plain HTML, CSS and
JavaScript, so it loads fast and works on any modern browser. Videos remain the property
of their creators and are shown through YouTube’s official embed player.
How many players can my device handle?
It depends on your CPU, memory and internet speed. Most laptops handle 10–30 players
comfortably; beyond that, video may stutter and the page can slow down. You’ll see a
warning before starting if your number is above the suggested limit for this device.