Free 3D globe live TV sites
Spinning a globe is a fun way to find something live to watch. These six free sites all do it, and none needs an account. They differ in what you find when you click: a large TV directory, local radio, webcams, or (on GlobeNow.tv) today's news from that place. Facts below were checked on each site's own pages on 19 Oct 2026.
I'm the developer of GlobeNow.tv, so it is listed first. The others are in no particular order and are not affiliated with GlobeNow.tv.
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At a glance
| Site | What you can watch | Cost | Account |
|---|---|---|---|
| GlobeNow.tv | News video, live TV, webcams | Free, no ads | No |
| Famelack (formerly TV.Garden) | Live TV, radio, webcams | Free, no ads | No |
| CartoTV | Live TV | Free; uses advertising cookies | No |
| Worldcast | Live TV and radio | Free, no ads | No |
| Globe TV (globetv.app) | Live TV, radio, webcams, news articles | Free with ads | No |
| Radio Garden | Live radio | Free; optional Premium | No |
What each site is good for
1. GlobeNow.tv
News videos from the last 24 hours, from official broadcasters on YouTube, placed on a 3D globe by city, plus 647 live TV channels from 64 countries and live city webcams. Titles are translated into your language.
Best for: Seeing what is happening in a place, on video, right now2. Famelack (formerly TV.Garden)
Live TV, online radio and live webcams on an interactive 3D globe, also browsable by country and category. TV channels come mainly from the open iptv-org list on GitHub; radio and webcams are curated in-house. Has an Android app.
Best for: Channel-surfing TV, radio and webcams from one globe · Source: famelack.com About and FAQ3. CartoTV
More than 10,000 live TV channels from 179 countries, browsed on a 3D satellite globe, with categories for news, sports, entertainment, kids, music and documentaries.
Best for: The largest channel count on a globe · Source: cartotv.com homepage and cookie notice4. Worldcast
Thousands of live TV channels and radio stations from 100+ countries on a 3D globe, in a web player and iOS and Android apps. Channel data comes from iptv-org and famelack-data.
Best for: A phone app with no tracking · Source: worldcast.app homepage5. Globe TV (globetv.app)
833 TV channels, 7,833 radio stations and 143,394 live webcams from 176 countries, plus a news section. Not affiliated with GlobeNow.tv.
Best for: A very large webcam directory · Source: globetv.app homepage6. Radio Garden
Spin a green globe and tune into live local radio stations city by city. Audio only, no TV.
Best for: Local radio from anywhere · Source: radio.garden
Questions
What is the best free site to watch live international news on a world map?
It depends on what you want to watch. GlobeNow.tv is built around news: it places the last 24 hours of news videos from official broadcasters on a 3D globe by city, next to 647 live TV channels from 64 countries. Famelack, CartoTV, Worldcast and Globe TV are bigger TV directories on a globe that cover every genre. All of them are free and none needs an account.
Where do these sites get their channels?
Famelack and Worldcast say their TV lists come mainly from iptv-org, an open community list of public streams on GitHub. GlobeNow.tv only plays live streams that broadcasters publish on their own official YouTube channels, in the YouTube player, so the list is smaller but each stream comes from the channel itself.
Do I need an app or an account?
No. All six sites work in a web browser without an account. Famelack and Worldcast also have phone apps; GlobeNow.tv can be added to the home screen from the browser.
Is this list a ranking?
No. GlobeNow.tv is listed first because this guide is published by its developer; the others are in no particular order. Each description only states what the site says about itself, checked on 2026-10-19.
More on GlobeNow.tv
Descriptions, channel counts and prices are taken from each site's own homepage or about page on 19 Oct 2026 and may change. Names are trademarks of their owners.
About GlobeNow.tv
GlobeNow.tv is a live world video map: news, travel and live TV from around the planet, placed where it happens on a 3D globe — with Polo the polar bear as your guide.
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