For websites, storefronts and public pages

Put a live camera on your website.

Start with a public RTSP or RTSPS URL, preview the stream in your browser, then copy the embed code in the next step.

Preview before publishing Embed code in the next step
Start with your RTSP URL Open the RTSP player

Before you start

Prepare these three things:

  • a camera or stream reachable from the internet
  • a working RTSP or RTSPS URL
  • a place on your website for the player

🏢 Add a live camera to your company website

Start with your RTSP URL

Show customers your facility, storefront, or event in real time.

Enter a public RTSP or RTSPS URL that is reachable from the internet.

Need help? Check the Frequently Asked Questions section for instructions and examples.

After start, you preview the live player first. Then you can copy the embed code for your website.

How the embed flow works

1. Start with your camera URL

Paste a public RTSP or RTSPS URL and open the stream in the browser.

2. Preview the live player

Check that the stream loads correctly before you publish it anywhere else.

3. Copy the embed code

Use the built-in embed option in the player and place the code on your website or campaign page.

About the Project

Hi, I’m Tomáš – a developer who wanted a simple and reliable way to watch his IP camera from anywhere, without complicated apps or closed systems.

Have feedback or just want to say hi? Write to me at [email protected].

About the Project

Why use this embed flow

No custom player required

You do not need to build HLS playback, troubleshoot codecs, or wire vendor-specific viewers into your website.

Made for public viewing

Use it for storefront cameras, office views, farms, studios, venues, or temporary event pages.

Same source, more channels

Start from one public RTSP or RTSPS URL and reuse the player for direct watching, sharing, and website embedding.

Frequently Asked Questions

The RTSP address is the URL your camera uses to share video over the internet. You can find it in the user manual, in the camera settings, or on the manufacturer’s website.

Typical format:

rtsp://user:password@IP-address:554/path_to_stream

Not sure? Search for your camera model together with the phrase RTSP URL or contact the manufacturer.

This is usually caused by an incorrect address, an unreachable camera, or a blocked connection.

  • Make sure the camera is powered on and RTSP is enabled in its settings.
  • For access from the internet, the stream must be publicly accessible (private IPs like 192.168.x.x will not work externally).
  • If the camera is behind a router, set up port forwarding (typically port 554).
  • Check that the connection is not blocked by a firewall or your internet provider.

You need to configure port forwarding on your router (typically port 554) to the internal IP address of the camera.

  • Instructions for your specific router can be found online.
  • Use strong passwords and disable unnecessary services on your camera.

Frequently Asked Questions