Your IP camera, live on any website
Paste your camera's RTSP link and get a web link and an embed code. Viewers just open it, in any browser on any device, with no apps or plugins.
- Under a second of delay
- Phones, tablets and computers
- No port forwarding needed
This is a real camera, streamed live by StreamLink.
Live on your website in three steps
No software to install and no video skills needed. If your camera can show video in VLC, it can stream here.
Add your camera
Paste its RTSP link, like rtsp://user:pass@203.0.113.10:554/stream1. StreamLink checks the link and shows the video formats it finds. No public IP? Send the stream from the site instead (push mode).
Choose who can watch
Leave it open, or add a viewer password, working hours, the websites allowed to show it, and an IP blacklist. Turn sound on or off.
Share or embed
Copy the live link for WhatsApp or email, or paste the embed code into your website. It plays straight away on phones, tablets and computers.
One line of code for any website
Works on WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Squarespace, Google Sites or plain HTML. The player fits the page width, goes full screen, and works on phones.
- In pull mode, the camera is only connected while someone watches, which saves its bandwidth.
- Copy protection: only the websites you list can show the player.
- Changed your mind? New link switches off every old link and embed at once.
<iframe src="https://live.streamlink.in/v/your-camera" width="640" height="360" style="border:0;aspect-ratio:16/9;width:100%;max-width:640px;height:auto" allow="autoplay; fullscreen; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe>
Everything to share a camera, and nothing you don't need
Built for site managers, schools, shops and anyone who wants people to see a place live.
Real-time video
WebRTC plays the stream with under a second of delay. On networks that block it, the player switches to HLS by itself.
Plays everywhere
Chrome, Safari, Edge and Firefox, on Android, iPhone, Windows and Mac. Viewers don't need an account.
No port forwarding
Camera behind a 4G router or a strict office network? A small PC or Raspberry Pi on site pushes the stream out. Nothing to open on the router.
Viewer password
Share a link with only the people who should see it, like parents, clients or your team. Change the password and everyone else is out.
Working hours
Show the camera only on the days and hours you choose, in your time zone. Outside them, viewers see a friendly "offline" note.
Copy protection
List the websites allowed to embed your player, such as yourcompany.com. Anyone copying the code to another site gets nothing.
Viewer statistics
Views this month, and a log of who watched, when and how. Block an unwanted viewer's IP address with one click.
Sound on or off
Decide per camera whether viewers can hear it. When it's off, the player plays no audio and viewers can't unmute.
Many cameras at once
A grid with live thumbnails. Tick several cameras to change hours, passwords or sound for all of them in one go.
Whatever your network looks like
We fetch the stream
Best when the camera or NVR is reachable from the internet (a fixed IP, or port 554 forwarded on the router).
- Just paste the RTSP link. Nothing to install.
- We connect only while someone is watching (on-demand).
- Your camera password stays on our server, hidden from viewers.
Your site sends the stream
Best behind 4G routers, CGNAT, or office networks where you can't open ports.
- Copy the ready-made command into a PC, mini PC or Raspberry Pi.
- Each camera has its own secret publish key, which you can change.
- No public IP and no router changes.
Let people see the place, live
Construction sites
Show clients and investors the progress, any time, without a site visit.
Schools & daycare
A password-protected link for parents, only during school hours.
Shops & restaurants
Show the queue, the kitchen or the store floor on your website.
Tourism & weather
Beach, mountain or city cams that bring visitors to your site.
Farms & animals
Keep an eye on livestock, nests or a zoo enclosure from your phone.
Events & places of worship
Let people who can't come watch the ceremony live.
Your cameras stay yours
Sharing a camera shouldn't mean opening your network to the world.
Encrypted in transit
Viewers connect over HTTPS, and WebRTC video is always encrypted.
Camera address hidden
Viewers never see the camera's IP, login or password, only a random link.
Revoke in one click
Disable a camera, or make a new link that ends every old one.
Two-factor sign-in
Protect your account with a code from an authenticator app.
Common questions
Which cameras work?
Any IP camera, NVR or DVR that offers an RTSP stream. That covers Hikvision, CP Plus, Dahua, Uniview, Reolink, TP-Link Tapo, Axis and most other brands. Our camera guides list the link format for each.
Does my camera need a public IP address?
Only in pull mode. Without a public IP (4G router, CGNAT, office network), use push mode: a PC or Raspberry Pi on site sends the stream out, and no router changes are needed.
Do viewers need an app or an account?
No. They open the link, or the page with the embedded player, in any modern browser. If you set a viewer password, they type it once.
How long is the delay?
Usually under one second with WebRTC. If a network blocks WebRTC, the player falls back to HLS, which adds a few seconds.
Put your camera online today
It takes about two minutes. If you're stuck, write to us and we'll help you find your camera's RTSP link.