No phone or computer needed. web2tv streams your favorite websites directly on your TV — because your TV's default browser just doesn't handle streaming sites well. Browse with the remote, enjoy fullscreen video, and get smart fixes for the big-screen experience.
Simple, fast, and built around the screen in your living room—not a mouse on a desk.
Bring the sites, services, and content you use every day to your TV.
Designed for Android TV and Fire TV devices, with more support growing over time.
Download, install, and start browsing in a few straightforward minutes.
A stable, remote-first experience that stays simple and reliable.
Enjoy web2tv on the Android-based devices already connected to your TV. No app-store maze. No mouse needed.
Compatibility grows with every new TV-ready script and app update.
Start with a free trial or choose the coverage that fits your device.
Open any URL and web2tv checks what is ready for a remote and TV screen.
Install the APK, activate your device, and start browsing in minutes.
Choose the plan that fits your device and keep your favorite websites close to the couch.
Free on your device
CAD · one-time
CAD · covers two TVs
CAD · covers five TVs
⚠ Pay once, install on your Android TV / Fire TV. A multi-TV license covers up to 5 devices on the same payment — activate each in the app.
Get the latest APK and install it directly on your Android TV or Fire TV — no app store needed.
Full SHA-256: 8fe7d19ad3cb8be92116351ece21a6d9cc69c36fb43918bdf23090985cecd964
Pick your device below. Both take about 2 minutes with the Downloader app.
Sideload the APK with the free Downloader app.
https://web2tv.uphilltech.ca/web2tv-v1.19-tv.apkSideload with the Downloader app, or via ADB.
https://web2tv.uphilltech.ca/web2tv-v1.19-tv.apkadb install web2tv-v1.19-tv.apkInstall the app, open the License & activation card, and send us your device Android ID. We'll activate your license and you'll be watching websites on your TV in minutes.
How to turn your TV into a real web machine — setup, tips, and what works best on the big screen.
A streaming stick gives you one app per service. A browser gives you the whole web on the same screen — and for everything outside the licensed catalogues, that wins.
GuidesThe streaming box is a middleman between you and the page you actually want. Skip it — the website itself is the better player on the TV you already own.
SetupFire TV's sleep timer is hidden from every menu and set to 20 minutes. Here is the real fix — the ADB commands that actually work, and the Stay Alive app when you cannot use ADB.
GuidesAn honest 2026 look at free movie websites — the five kinds that exist, how to judge player quality and pop-ups, and how to put any of them on your TV.
GuidesLicensed streamers, free legal windows and fan-facing sites compared — plus the subtitle and focus problems that decide if anime works with a TV remote.
GuidesStop bouncing between tiny apps and half-working TV versions. Put the websites you already use every day on one big screen — here is how web2tv does it.
TipsLive streams, one-off embeds, and site-exclusive clips never reach the app stores. If it plays in a browser, it can play on your TV — here is the honest playbook.
GuidesEvery service wants its own TV app, login and keyboard. Here is why a single TV browser is the calmer way to use a smart TV — and when it beats the app shelf.
PrivacyWhy desktop ad-blockers don't translate to a TV, and the per-site fix that actually keeps ad-heavy pages clean.
PrivacyWhen a VPN genuinely helps TV browsing, what it costs in speed, and how to decide without crippling the stream.
SetupA safe, step-by-step guide to sideloading on Fire TV and Android TV, including the settings you change once.
GuidesReal speed numbers for SD, HD, 4K and video — and the connection factor that causes buffering far more often than raw speed.
TipsTyping a password on a D-pad is the hardest part of TV browsing. These are the tricks that make it fast.
GuidesTV browsers are broken by default — here's how web2tv fixes them and what to expect from the couch.
ComparisonBoth put web2tv on your screen, but sideloading, storage and remotes differ. Here's how to choose.
TechMouse-only menus, giant cookie walls, 11px fonts — and the per-site fixes that solve each one.
ListsA shortlist of sites that shine in 10-foot mode — and which fixes make them work.
TipsFocus rings, ENTER, BACK, MENU — the little habits that make remote browsing feel natural.
VideoFullscreen players, autoplay and native controls — how to get cinema-quality playback from a browser tab.
SetupThat dusty Fire TV or Android box from 2019? With web2tv it becomes a full web browser again.
TechCrashes, tiny text, no keyboard support. Why built-in TV browsers fail and how to fix it.
Any Android TV or Fire TV device running Android 5.0+ (Fire OS 5+). That covers most Fire TV Sticks, Fire TV Cubes, and Android TV boxes.
No. You install the APK directly from our download page using the Downloader app on your Fire TV, or ADB on Android TV.
Most sites work great. web2tv scores each site and applies per-site fixes to improve TV compatibility. You can request a fix for any site.
A license belongs to your account and covers one or more TVs. Start with a free 2-day trial, then pay once for a lifetime license that covers 1 TV (CAD 4.99), 2 TVs (CAD 7.99) or 5 TVs (CAD 14.99). No subscription, no yearly fee.
Yes. HTML5 video goes fullscreen on your TV automatically, with native controls for volume, captions, and playback.
Yes — tap the chat bubble on this page or email us at [email protected] and we'll help you out.