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Jellyfin

Free, open-source, self-hosted media server with official clients for web, desktop, mobile and TVs.

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Pricing
Open source
Platforms
Web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android
Categories
Games & entertainment, Video

About Jellyfin

Jellyfin is a volunteer-built, free-software media system licensed under the GNU GPL. You run the Jellyfin server on your own hardware to collect, manage and stream movies, shows, music, live TV and DVR recordings, books, comics and photos, and SyncPlay lets people watch together remotely. The project does not run servers for users and states it has no tracking or phone-home. Official clients include a web interface, Jellyfin Media Player for desktop, Android, iOS/iPadOS, Android TV and Fire TV, Roku, webOS, Samsung Tizen, Xbox and a Kodi add-on (JellyCon), with third-party clients for other platforms.

Good for

Self-hosters who want a fully free media server with no account system, fees or tracking, and are comfortable running their own hardware.

Watch out for

You host and maintain everything yourself, including remote access. The Roku store listing may say a cable subscription is required; Jellyfin says none is.

Pricing notes

As of October 2026 the server and official clients are free with no paid tier; the project is funded by donations.

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Last reviewed by TopTool on 21 October 2026. Editorial notes summarise the product’s own public information; no scores.

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