Owners, managers & users

Public LIVE Streams: discover creators and open their broadcasts

Browse the current public LIVE directory, understand the displayed information and open a creator’s broadcast directly on TikTok.

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This guide describes the available features. Your account role, assigned modules, signed contract and network plan determine which controls you can use. Reading a guide does not change your access.

Start here

  1. Open Live streams from the public navigation. You do not need a dashboard account to browse this directory.
  2. Review the live-stream count and the creator cards. Check the @username as well as the stream title to identify the intended creator.
  3. Choose the creator’s card to open their TikTok LIVE in a new tab. A shared selected-stream link may also show a Watch on TikTok button.
  4. Return to the directory tab when finished. Reload the page to request the latest available list before choosing another broadcast.
  5. If there are no listed broadcasts, use Browse creators or return later. Use Try again if the page reports a temporary loading failure.

What the directory contains

This public page brings together currently detected LIVE rooms from eligible monitored creator accounts. It is a discovery page across the site, not your private network’s analytics dashboard or a complete list of everyone live on TikTok.

The directory uses LIVE Event Monitor data to decide which broadcasts are current. A creator who is broadcasting on TikTok can still be absent if they are not enabled for monitoring, their roster/account is inactive, their network lacks the required module/account access or the monitor has no fresh valid connection. Multiple monitored records for the same TikTok room are combined into one public listing.

Read a creator card

Each card has a LIVE label and uses the available stream cover image or creator avatar. If no image is available, an initial is shown instead. The title falls back to the creator’s display name when no stream title was captured.

The card shows the creator’s display name and @username, an elapsed LIVE time when available and a watching count when a positive viewer count was observed. A missing watching count is not proof that there are zero viewers. These details reflect the captured snapshot used when the page loaded, and can change while the broadcast continues.

The grid is ordered by observed viewer count, then recent capture activity. There is no creator search box, network filter or manual sorting control on this page. Use the visible cards or your browser’s Find command if you need to locate a name within the loaded page.

Watch a broadcast and use a selected-stream link

Click anywhere on the creator’s watch card to open the matching @username/live page on TikTok in a new tab. If the page was opened through a supported selected-stream link and that broadcast is still in the directory, Selected creator appears above the grid with a Watch on TikTok button.

Video is not played or recorded inside this directory. Once the new tab opens, TikTok controls access and playback. The creator may stop broadcasting between the directory loading and your click; return and refresh the directory if the expected LIVE is no longer available.

An old selected-stream link does not provide access to a replay. If the requested session is no longer in the current list, its Selected creator panel is simply absent and the page shows whatever other broadcasts are currently available.

Distinguish an empty directory from an error

No creators are live just now means the current directory query returned no eligible monitored broadcasts. Choose Browse creators to open the general creator showcase, or check back later. It does not mean that nobody anywhere on TikTok is live.

Streams are temporarily unavailable means this page could not refresh its list. Choose Try again to reload it. If the error persists, report the page and approximate time to the site administrator. The public page does not have monitoring controls that a visitor can use to fix a connector.

Owner and manager checks when a creator is missing

For your own network, open LIVE Event Monitor and confirm the creator is active, capture is enabled, the monitor currently detects a LIVE and its connection information is fresh. Owners manage normal capture settings; managers inspect the creators allowed by their hierarchy. Also check the network’s account and module availability if every creator from that network has disappeared.

The public directory has no separate Publish stream switch. Appearance is derived from the monitored LIVE and account eligibility. Reload this page after correcting a monitoring problem. Use the private monitor for historical sessions, comments and detailed analytics; this public page only helps visitors open a current broadcast.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to sign in to this site to browse LIVE streams?

No. This is a public directory. Opening a card takes you to TikTok, where TikTok applies its own access and playback requirements.

Why is my creator live on TikTok but absent here?

This list only includes eligible actively monitored rooms with current connection information. Check capture, creator/account status and network module access in LIVE Event Monitor.

Does the page automatically refresh while I leave it open?

The directory is loaded with the page. Reload it to request a fresh list; the displayed viewer count and elapsed time are not a continuously updating player.

Can I watch an ended stream or download its video here?

No. The cards open current broadcasts on TikTok. This directory has no replay or video-download control.

Why has the Selected creator panel disappeared?

The shared session is no longer in the eligible current LIVE list, or the selected-stream value is invalid. The remaining directory can still be browsed.

Still stuck? Note the page name, the step you tried and the exact message shown. Managers and sub-users should contact their network owner; owners should contact their platform administrator. Never include passwords, webhook URLs, recovery links or private identity documents in a general support message.