Private Roku Channel Codes [2021 Updated]
Non-Certified Hidden Roku Channels
| Name | Description | Code | Cost | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Adult 18+ | Most of the adult sites on the list will require you to register for an account. So, we have also provided direct links to each site’s sign-up page. Click here to see a complete list of the best hidden Roku adult channels now! | various | Click Here For Details |
 | Endless Podcast | iTunes Podcasts is now Endless Podcasts. | itpc | Free |
 | Airy.TV | Airy TV is the entertainment destination for watching 100% Free TV, Movies, Comedy, Anime, Sports, all your entertainment in one place. Free TV made simple. | XDTHQLV | Free |
 | Twoku | An Improvable™ Twitch app for Roku. | twoku | Free |
 | Free2View TV Project | Select channels from Free2View TV are now available on ALL Roku devices! | 6DRC595 | Free |
 | The Wilderness Channel | Wilderness Channel, “TV Gone Wild”, offers wilderness-related programming that includes hunting and fishing, outdoor survival training, and nature appreciation and discovery. | fl821095 | Free |
 | The Dwellings TV | Live, Local TV via the Internet. 18 Channels of over-the-air tv delivered via the internet to your device. No antenna needed. | 2TJ6VL9 | Free (Sign Up Required) Click Here |
 | Film On TV | FilmOn claims to be the world’s largest free IPTV service, offering over 700 free and subscription linear TV channels, video and audio podcasts, plus 50 audio channels, and over 95,000 on-demand titles. | NMEVA | Subscription Required |
Question: What are non-certified channels?
Answer: Non-Certified channels can only be installed on a Roku device by using the channel’s dedicated access code (e.g. “FG324”) provided by the developer of the channel, and therefore are not found in the Roku Channel Store. Non-certified channels may be used by channel developers for testing, or to limit access to their channel to a smaller set of our users.
Question: How do I add a non-certified channel to my Roku player?
Answer: To download and install a non-certified channel:
- Go to my.roku.com on your computer or smartphone.
- If prompted, sign in to your Roku account.
- Under Manage account select Add channel with a code.
- Enter the channel access code received from the channel provider and select Add Channel.
- Acknowledge the warning message that appears:
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