Use our configuration and installation tutorial below to learn how to set up and install the AIOStreams Stremio Addon.

AIOStreams is a highly popular addon choice for Stremio users, especially those who subscribe to a debrid service such as AllDebrid, Premiumize, or TorBox.

It has an ultra-advanced configuration model that will allow you to add all your favorite cloud services and integrate numerous Stremio Addons into a single “package”.

That is because it consolidates multiple platforms into one easy-to-use outlet with tons of customization so you only see the links you want.

This is very similar to the well-known Bootstrapper addon which is a great tool for beginners getting started with the Stremio software.

AIOStreams has numerous configurations/filters you can adjust to help you get the high-quality links you are looking for. Users can add/edit the following:

• Debrid Services
• Stream Types
• Resolutions
• Qaulities
• Visual Tags
• Audio Tags
• Encodes
• Sort By
• Languages
• Keyword Filter
• Size Filter
• Limit per resolution
• Formatter
• Clean Results
• and more

This is a great way to filter out unwanted links so you are only presented with the choices you are looking for.

Best of all, there are numerous top addons that you can add to the AIOStreams “package” including Comet, MediaFusion, TorBox, Orion, Jackett, Peerflix, etc.

Make sure to follow the guide below step by step so you can configure this addon properly before installing.

You must first have the Stremio App installed on your media device. Use our instructional guide to download if you don’t already have this.

NOTE: TROYPOINT always recommends using a VPN for Stremio when accessing and installing addons from unverified sources such as this.

How to Set Up & Install AIOStreams Stremio Addon

1. On your preferred browser, visit aiostreams.elfhosted.com/configure.

2. Move up/down the preferred premium services you have and select any you wish to authorize. (We enabled Premiumize). Add your API Key for each.

3. Scroll through the list of available addons and click your preferred option(s).

4. Select Add Addon.

5. Adjust configurations for each addon if you prefer.

6. Choose the stream types that you want to see and the order they will be displayed.

7. Check/uncheck which resolutions you want and the order they will appear.

8. Enable which qualities you would like and their priority.

9. Adjust visual tag priority and any that you do not want.

10. Select the audio tags of your choice and the order they will display.

11. Enable/Disable Encodes.

12. Choose the criteria by which to sort streams.

13. Include/exclude languages you want to see.

14. You can also filter streams by keyword, so add any you want to include or exclude.

15. Adjust the file size for links to display. This is a great way to eliminate files that are too large. We set the maximum to 15 GB.

16. Set the number of results that will appear and use the Formatter if you wish.

17. Choose Clean Results if you want to remove duplicate links (we suggest doing this).

18. Enable MediaFlow or StremThru if you want to proxy your streams.

19. Click Generate Manifest URL.

20. You will see a “URL generated” message.

21. Click Stremio Web.

22. The addon will then appear for download in the Stremio App. Click Install.

Installation is complete! You must now sync the app to your media device, such as Firestick, Android TV/Google TV, and more.

Open the Stremio App on your streaming box, and under your addons list you will see AIOStreams. Enjoy!

Description & Details

Using AIOStreams is a fabulous way to simplify your experience with the Stremio application.

If you have used APKs or streaming outlets in the past, you have likely seen how links are displayed, and it is typically unorganized and unpersonalizable.

Luckily, AIOStreams Stremio Addon fixes this issue by allowing you to configure each and every selection so that only the link style, size, etc, that you want will appear. You can see this in the image below.

For more information, check out the official GitHub page.

If you use AIOStreams in your portfolio, let us know what you think of it in the comment section below!