MultiKick is a free multi-stream viewer for Kick.com. Instead of juggling a dozen browser tabs, you type in the streamers you want, drop them into a custom grid, and watch — and chat with — all of them from one screen. No app to install, no account required to start.

No catch. MultiKick is free with no premium tier, no stream limit paywall, and no account required to use the core viewer. It's an independent, community-built project — not a Kick.com product.

Nope. Open the site, type in a few usernames (or browse live streams to pick some), and hit Launch. You're watching in seconds, entirely in your browser. The only time you'd log in is if you want to send chat messages using your own Kick account.

Two ways: type usernames straight into the search box on the homepage (comma-separated, with live autocomplete as you type), or click "Browse live streams" to pick from everyone currently live on Kick, filterable by language. Inside the app, you can keep adding, removing, and rearranging streams at any time.

As many as your screen and connection can comfortably handle — the grid resizes to fit whatever you throw at it. Most people land on 2–4 for a clean view, but you're never capped.

Yes. Every tile can be dragged, resized, and reordered so your main stream can be twice the size of the rest, or everything can be laid out evenly — it's completely up to you.

No — your current lineup is kept live in the page's URL as you build it, so refreshing or bookmarking that link brings back the exact same grid. No account or manual "save" step needed.

Yes — since your lineup lives in the URL, copying and sending that link hands your friend the identical grid. They click it and land straight in the same app, no setup on their end.

One click hides every button, border, and control so the screen is nothing but your streams, edge to edge. Great for a second monitor or when you just want the content, not the interface.

Yes. Every stream's chat is one click away in the sidebar, and you can pin two chats side-by-side to follow both at once with Split Chat — or hide the chat panel entirely for a clean, video-only view.

You can read every chat without logging in. To send messages, log in with your own Kick account — MultiKick uses Kick's official login so you're posting as yourself, without leaving the grid to open Kick.com separately.

Each stream tab shows a live pulse whenever that stream is actively making sound, so if you've got several streams muted, one glance tells you exactly which one to unmute — no more guessing who's talking.

No. MultiKick is an independent, community-built project and is not affiliated with, endorsed, or sponsored by Kick.com. See our About page for more.

Your layout and favorites are kept in your browser's local storage and the page URL — not on a MultiKick server. If you log in to chat, authentication is handled directly with Kick's own login system. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.

MultiKick runs in any modern browser, including mobile. For the smoothest multi-stream experience — drag-and-drop layouts, split chat, several streams at once — a desktop browser like Chrome or Firefox on a larger screen is recommended.

First, double-check the streamer is actually live and the username is spelled correctly — the autocomplete dropdown is the fastest way to confirm both. If a live stream still won't load, try removing and re-adding that tile, or refresh the page (your layout will come right back). Still stuck? Contact us and let us know what happened.