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Any content, one view.
Play local files, stream the web, and cue up music — all side by side in one window.
Plush Media Player
Multi-screen video, reimagined.
Multi-screen video for your Mac or MacBook: watch up to eight videos at once — local files, the web, and music, side by side in one window.
Built for Apple Silicon · macOS 14+
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Eight at once.
Watch up to eight videos simultaneously, each with its own independent controls.
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Grid or hero mode.
Switch between an even grid or a featured hero layout in a single click.
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Focus mode.
Audio follows your attention — only the window you choose plays sound.
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Custom viewing.
Advanced audio and visual features, powered by macOS, enhance every viewing experience.
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Saved templates.
Continue right where you left off with saved layouts.
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Shuffle mode.
Play a random video from the site you’re on — or from a local folder — with continuous playback.
And much more.
Overview
What is Plush?
Plush Media Player is a multi-screen video player for Mac and MacBook that plays up to eight videos at once — from different websites, local files, and Apple Music — side by side in one window on a single screen.
It is the multi-video answer to Safari picture-in-picture: instead of one floating video, you get a grid of up to eight videos playing at once, without juggling browser windows. Shuffle mode plays a random video from the site you’re on or from a local folder, with continuous playback, and any tile can pop out into picture-in-picture. There are no accounts and no tracking — Plush even blocks known ad and tracker networks inside web tiles.
- $1.99 one-time
- macOS 14+
- Mac App Store
- No accounts, no tracking
Compared
Plush vs. the alternatives
| Feature | Plush | Safari PiP | IINA / VLC | Multiple browser windows |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Videos at once | Up to 8 in one window | 1 | 1 per window | 1 per window, manual arranging |
| Play from different websites simultaneously | Yes | No | No — local files and stream URLs only | Yes, but scattered windows |
| Local video files | Yes | Via Safari only | Yes | Limited |
| Apple Music built in | Yes | No | No | Web player only |
| Shuffle from a site or folder | Yes | No | Playlist shuffle only | No |
| Saved layouts / session restore | Yes | No | No | Tab restore only |
| Audio focus mode | Yes | Single video anyway | Manual volume | Manual muting per tab |
| Price | $1.99 one-time | Free | Free | Free |
Honestly: Safari’s built-in PiP is free and fine for a single video, and IINA or VLC are excellent free players for local files. Plush is for when you want several videos — from different websites, local folders, and Apple Music — playing side by side in one multi-screen window on your Mac, with one place to control layout and sound. Full breakdown: Plush vs. Safari picture-in-picture. And if you searched for a split-screen video player for Mac: Plush plays websites, local files, and Apple Music together — not local files only.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Can Plush play videos from multiple websites at the same time?
Yes — Plush plays videos from multiple websites at the same time, with each tile loading a different site such as YouTube or Twitch exactly as Safari would. You can mix web tiles with local video files and Apple Music in the same window.
How many videos can I watch at once on my Mac?
With Plush you can watch up to eight videos at once on your Mac, side by side in a single window. Arrange them in an even grid or a hero layout with one featured tile, and drag to reorder or resize any tile.
Is Plush a multi-screen video player for MacBook?
Yes — Plush is a multi-screen video player for any Mac or MacBook running macOS 14 or later. It splits one screen into up to eight video tiles in a single window, so you don’t need a second monitor to watch several videos at once. It works on the built-in MacBook display and on external displays alike.
Can I split screen videos on a Mac with Plush?
Yes — Plush is a split-screen video player, not a video editor: it plays two, four, or up to eight videos side by side in a grid or hero layout, each with its own controls. macOS Split View only tiles two app windows and plays every video’s audio at once; Plush’s focus mode plays sound from just the tile you choose. (To combine clips into one exported split-screen video file, you’d need an editor instead.)
Is Plush a multiview app or a video wall for Mac?
Both, in practice: “multiview” (from sports and streaming) and “video wall” (from control rooms) both mean several videos playing side by side on one screen. Plush does that in a single window on a Mac or MacBook — up to eight tiles from websites like YouTube and Twitch, local video files, and Apple Music — with a grid or hero layout, focus audio, and saved layouts so the wall comes back next time.
Does Plush have a shuffle mode?
Yes — Plush’s shuffle mode plays a random video from the site you’re on or from a local folder, with continuous playback. It keeps fresh videos rolling without you picking each one.
Can Plush play local video files?
Yes, Plush plays local video files right alongside web and Apple Music tiles. You can also point shuffle mode at a local folder to play random videos from it continuously.
Does Plush support picture-in-picture?
Yes, Plush supports picture-in-picture, so a tile can float above your other windows. It also offers saved layouts, session restore, full keyboard control, and VoiceOver accessibility.
Is Plush private?
Yes — Plush has no accounts, no tracking, and no analytics SDKs, and it blocks known ad and tracker networks inside web tiles. Everything runs locally on your Mac.
How much does Plush cost and what does it require?
Plush costs $1.99 one-time on the Mac App Store, with no in-app purchases, and requires macOS 14.0 or later. It’s built for Apple Silicon.
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Bring every screen together.
Download Plush Media Player and turn your Mac or MacBook into a multi-screen video wall — up to eight videos in one window.
Built for Apple Silicon · macOS 14+