If your IPTV app shows channels with no logos, missing groups, or broken EPG, the problem is usually playlist metadata — not the player. This tool scans your playlist for broken tvg-logo URLs, missing tvg-id values, and common metadata issues so you can fix them before importing.
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When IPTV logos don’t show up — or channels appear without names or programme data — the issue is almost never your IPTV app. In most cases, the problem is caused by broken or incorrect metadata inside the M3U playlist.
IPTV players do not fix metadata automatically — they display exactly what exists in the playlist. This is why the same playlist may look fine one week and broken the next.
Upload an M3U/TXT, import from URL, or generate from Xtream. Nothing is published.
Loads in your browser, then checks logos in batches.
Builds the playlist URL and fetches it.
Filter issues and export a cleaned playlist (or open in the editor).
| Channel | Group | Logo | tvg-id | Issues |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Import a playlist to begin. | ||||
Download a cleaned playlist (e.g. strip broken logo URLs, keep channel list intact).
Unlike IPTV players or basic playlist viewers, this tool inspects the underlying
#EXTINF metadata in your M3U file to identify structural issues that
affect logos, EPG, and channel organisation.
This tool focuses on diagnosis. For editing or fixing metadata, open the playlist directly in the M3U Editor.
tvg-id values are a common cause of empty programme guides.
For performance issues such as freezing or buffering, use the IPTV Buffering Test after metadata cleanup.
If IPTV logos, channel names, or EPG data look wrong, the fastest way to resolve it is to validate the playlist itself — not reinstall apps or switch devices.
Start by identifying broken metadata here, then fix it visually using the M3U Playlist Editor.