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Watch Together, Anywhere.

Create a free watch party room and share the code. Watch in sync on YouTube, Twitch, SoundCloud, Netflix, and 1000+ more sites, with no account needed to start.

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Create a Room
Start a new watch party and invite your friends
Join a Room
Enter a room code or rejoin a previous room

Use the 6-character code or link your friend shared.

2203 watch sessions in the last 24 hours

How a SyncUp watch party works

Name your room and you get a short code. Send it to whoever you're watching with, they paste it in, and they're in. Nobody needs an account or a download to join. That's the whole setup.

SyncUp — Create a room, share the code, watch together

Watch YouTube, Netflix, Twitch and more together

YouTube, Twitch, and Kick play right in the browser, nothing to install, and so do 1000+ other video sites. Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max, and Prime Video lock their players down, so those go through the free SyncUp extension instead. Either way, everyone in the room is watching the same moment. SoundCloud and YouTube Music work too, with a proper music player instead of a video box.

Why SyncUp works

Everyone stays on the same frame. If someone drifts, the room pulls them back within a fraction of a second
Subtitles built in. Upload an SRT, VTT, or ASS file and style it the way you like
No account needed. Guests can create rooms and join them
Works in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge, on your laptop or your phone
Rooms are private. Only people with your code can get in
Chat, voice, and a shared queue with voting, all in the same tab

Ways people use SyncUp

People use rooms for long-distance date nights, group hangouts, esports finals, and previewing cuts with collaborators. Whatever the occasion, it works the same way: one shared queue, playback in sync, and chat running alongside.

Long-Distance Dates

Movie nights with your partner, no matter the miles between you.

Queue up a playlist, dim the lights, and hit play at the exact same moment. SyncUp handles the timing so you can focus on each other.

Frequently asked questions

The short version: SyncUp is free, you don't need an account to start, and it runs in any modern browser. There's a Plus plan if you want more, but the basics don't need it. The details are below.

SyncUp is a free platform that lets you watch videos in sync with friends. It works with YouTube, Twitch, Kick, SoundCloud, YouTube Music, and thousands of other video sites. Create a room, share the code, and everyone sees the same thing at the same time.

Yes. The basics are free: rooms, sync, chat, playlist voting, friends, YouTube, Twitch, Kick, SoundCloud, and YouTube Music. Free rooms hold up to 5 people. There's an optional Plus plan if you want bigger rooms or longer voice chat, but you don't need it.

Plus mainly buys you bigger rooms and unlimited voice chat. The room cap goes from 5 to 50, the 1-hour daily voice limit goes away, and your rooms and playlists are kept forever instead of expiring after 30 days idle. You also get bigger file uploads, custom room branding, room passwords, and chat GIFs. One Plus member is enough: the bigger cap applies to everyone in that room.

No account required to start watching. You can create and join rooms as a guest. Creating an account lets you save your rooms and access them later.

When someone plays, pauses, or seeks the video, everyone in the room follows along automatically. The host decides who is allowed to control playback. For YouTube, Twitch, and Kick this all happens in the browser with nothing to install; DRM-protected services like Netflix use the free extension.

Most video sites work straight from the browser, including YouTube, Twitch, Kick, SoundCloud, YouTube Music, and 1000+ others. Streaming services like Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max, and Prime Video need the free SyncUp browser extension, because their players are DRM-protected.

Paste a SoundCloud track or playlist link, or a YouTube Music track link, and the room switches to a music player with cover art, a scrubber, and the up-next list. Everyone hears the same second of the same song, and it's free for every room. The one catch is on SoundCloud's side: Go+ tracks only play a 30-second preview.

Yes! SyncUp has built-in subtitle support. Subtitles are auto-extracted when available, and anyone in the room can upload their own SRT, VTT, or ASS/SSA files to share with the group. Each viewer can customize subtitle size, font, and style to their liking — your preferences are saved across sessions.

Voice chat is built in, so you can talk in the same tab as the video. Free rooms get an hour of voice a day and Plus removes that limit. If your group already lives in a Discord or WhatsApp call, that works fine alongside SyncUp too.

SyncUp Plus

Like what we're building?
Make it Plus.

SyncUp is a one-person operation. Plus is how a handful of you keep it running. Here's what you get back.

10× bigger rooms

From 5 seats to 50. One Plus account lifts the cap for the whole room, including the guests still on Free.

Voice, all night

No more 1-hour daily voice limit. Crisp HD voice that runs as long as the watch party does.

Forever rooms

Free rooms expire after 30 days idle. Plus keeps your rooms, playlists, DMs, and full history alive forever.

A room that feels yours

Custom branding, password-protected rooms, chat GIFs, host analytics, plus unlimited file uploads and extractions.

Start 7-day free trial

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