Xtream to M3U Converter, Both Ways

How the conversion works

A Streamora M3U link and a Streamora Xtream Codes login carry the same three details. The link follows the usual Xtream Codes pattern: server/get.php?username=…&password=…&type=m3u_plus. The converter simply moves the details from one form to the other, in your browser.

Xtream to M3U: the three fields are joined into a link ending in type=m3u_plus. Special characters are encoded so the link stays valid.
M3U to Xtream: the part up to the port becomes the server; username= and password= become the two other fields.

With made-up values, http://example.com:8080, demo and demo123 become http://example.com:8080/get.php?username=demo&password=demo123&type=m3u_plus, and the other way round.

When it helps

Some apps accept only one of the two forms, and on a TV remote three short fields are quicker to type than one long link. Our M3U vs Xtream Codes comparison explains which apps take which. If your link does not follow the get.php pattern, the converter says so; ask your provider for the details in the other form.

Questions

Is the converted login the same account?

Yes. It is the same access written differently, so any limits your provider sets on it still apply.

Are my details sent anywhere?

No. The conversion happens in your browser, nothing is saved, and the page blocks any outgoing request.

Why did the converter refuse my link?

Something is missing or malformed, such as the username or password part. The message under the button says what.

Can I convert links from other services?

It works with any link that follows the same get.php pattern. Use it only with access you are entitled to.

Where this tool fits

Turns an Xtream Codes login into an M3U link, or back, in your browser.

Uses

M3U playlistA text list of stream addresses that a player app reads from a link.
Xtream Codes loginA server address, username and password that a player uses to open your account.

Xtream to M3U converter