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How to Watch Multiple Twitch Streams at Once
Short answer: the easiest way to watch multiple Twitch streams at once is a multistream viewer. With WatchAllNow you type in the channel names, every stream plays side by side in one browser window, and one click decides whose audio you hear.
Why People Watch Multiple Twitch Streams
- Esports tournaments: follow matches running on different channels
- Squad streams: see every point of view when friends play together
- GTA RP and events: keep track of several characters or creators at once
- Watching two Twitch streams at once: compare two streamers playing the same game
Opening a tab for each stream works, but the audio overlaps and you keep hunting for the right tab.
Method 1: Use WatchAllNow
WatchAllNow is a free multi Twitch viewer that runs in your browser. No download needed.
How to add multiple Twitch streams
- Open WatchAllNow — go to the viewer (no account needed to watch)
- Type a Twitch username — enter the channel name and press Enter
- Repeat — add up to 9 streamers to the same page
How audio switching works
Only one stream plays sound at a time. Click any stream to switch the audio to it; the others mute automatically, so commentary never overlaps.
How integrated chat works
Twitch chat sits next to your streams. You can switch which channel's chat you see without popping out extra windows.
Fullscreen and theater mode
Theater mode makes one stream large and keeps the others as small previews beside it. You can also switch to a grid layout or watch a single stream fullscreen.
Saving and sharing stream setups
Save a group of streams as a setup and reload it with one click next time. Share a link so friends open exactly the same multistream view.
Alternative Methods
MultiTwitch
MultiTwitch puts streams side by side by adding channel names to the URL. It works for simple viewing but has no audio switching, saved setups or layout options.
Opening several browser tabs
You can open each stream in its own tab and mute all but one. It costs nothing, but you have to manage the audio by hand, switch tabs constantly, and each tab uses more of your computer's resources.
When WatchAllNow Is Useful
WatchAllNow is useful whenever you want to follow more than one streamer without losing track: tournaments, co-op streams, events and watch parties. If you only watch one channel at a time, regular Twitch is enough.
Looking for a replacement for other tools? See our MultiTwitch alternative and TwitchTheater alternative guides.
Ready to try it? Watch multiple streams on WatchAllNow — free and in your browser.
FAQ
Can I watch two Twitch streams at once?
Yes. Open WatchAllNow, add both channel names and they play side by side in one browser window. Click a stream to hear its audio.
How many Twitch streams can I watch at the same time?
WatchAllNow supports up to 9 Twitch streams on one page. How many run smoothly also depends on your computer and internet connection.
Do I need to download anything?
No. WatchAllNow runs in your browser. There is no extension or app to install.
Is WatchAllNow a MultiTwitch alternative?
Yes. Like MultiTwitch it shows several Twitch streams side by side, and it adds one-click audio switching, theater mode, integrated chat and saved setups.