Every Pixar Movie On Disney+ In Order Of Release

by Explore Disney+ Contributor

Revised: October 19, 2026

Rediscover classics like Disney and Pixar's Toy Story and jump into recent releases, including Disney and Pixar’s Hoppers, with this full list of Pixar movies to stream in the order they came out

Since the release of its very first feature-length movie, Toy Story, in 1995, Pixar has been a beloved fixture in culture, combining creative and technological excellence to create stories that resonate with people across generations. Pixar’s animation style and signature blend of heart and humor mean there’s something for everyone to enjoy. We’ve gathered every Pixar movie released so far, plus a few early details on upcoming projects. Scroll on to see how many you’ve watched, revisit the classics, and discover new favorites. Scroll all the way down for the complete list of Pixar movies in release order.

Every Pixar Movie In Release Order

Looking for every Disney and Pixar movie in release order? Here's the complete list of Pixar feature films in chronological order by their original theatrical release year.

All Pixar Movies By Decade On Disney+

Pixar’s catalog currently spans over 30 years and 31 films, each with its own charm. See how animation and storytelling have evolved over time as you get lost in Pixar’s imaginative worlds.

1990s Pixar Movies

Pixar released its first feature-length movie in the ‘90s, and it quickly became a favorite with kids and adults alike.

The One That Started It All: Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story (1995)

Woody and Buzz Lightyear flying to catch up with Andy's moving van in Toy Story — Toy Story, Pixar

Draw-string cowboy Woody is Andy's favorite toy, until space action figure Buzz Lightyear arrives on Andy’s birthday and threatens to steal the spotlight. When they’re separated from Andy and the other toys, Woody and Buzz Lightyear form an unlikely alliance to escape toy-modifying neighbor kid Sid, marking the beginning of a new friendship.

Toy Story was the world's first feature-length fully computer-animated movie, and received a Special Achievement Academy Award® in 1996. Across the franchise, Andy grows up and his relationship with his toys changes, but the unbreakable bonds of friendship always remain. Toy Story is a timeless classic, capturing the hearts of generations.

The first Toy Story movie celebrated its 30 years in 2025 and with Toy Story 5 now streaming on Disney+, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the characters’ journeys. The first four movies, plus shorts and exclusives, are now streaming as part of the Toy Story Collection on Disney+.

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Small Ant, Big Ideas: Disney and Pixar’s A Bug's Life (1998)

A light blue ant stands next to a large purple rhinoceros beetle in an outdoor dirt landscape, while a colorful butterfly and a praying mantis watch from the left side in a still from the animated movie A Bug's Life. — A Bug's Life, Pixar

Inventive ant Flik accidentally destroys the food his colony has gathered for a gang of demanding grasshoppers. Determined to put things right, he leaves home to recruit warriors who can defend the colony. He returns with a troupe of circus bugs, unaware that his new recruits think they’ve landed a performance job. When the misunderstanding comes to light, Flik and the performers must find a way to protect the ants before the grasshoppers return.

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When The Past Comes Calling: Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story 2 (1999)

The toy cowboy Woody, his horse Bullseye, and the cowgirl Jessie run joyfully in circles on top of a spinning black vinyl record player, surrounded by vintage Woody's Roundup merchandise in a scene from Toy Story 2. — Toy Story 2, Pixar

When toy collector Al McWhiggin steals Woody, the cowboy discovers that he once starred in a television show called Woody’s Roundup. He meets Jessie, Bullseye, and Stinky Pete, who are waiting to join a museum collection. Woody faces a difficult choice between staying with his new companions and returning to Andy. Meanwhile, Buzz Lightyear leads the toys on a rescue mission, determined to bring their friend home.

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2000s Pixar Movies

This era introduced fan-favorite characters like Mike Wazowski, Dory, and Remy.

Beyond Your Closet Door: Disney and Pixar’s Monsters, Inc. (2001)

Mike Wazowski and James P. "Sulley" Sullivan in Monsters, Inc. — Monsters, Inc., Pixar

James P. “Sulley” Sullivan and Mike Wazowski are among the top scare teams at Monsters, Inc., the scream-processing factory in Monstropolis. But when a girl sneaks out of her room and into the city, Sulley and Mike panic, because the monsters are just as afraid of the kids as the kids are of monsters. They race to return the girl they call “Boo” to her world without all of Monstropolis finding out.

Many children grow up believing that monsters hide in their closets and this movie brings that hidden world to life. The movie won an Academy Award® for Music (Original Song), for "If I Didn’t Have You," written by Randy Newman. And you can watch more featuring Sulley and Mike Wazowski on Disney+, including shorts like Mike’s New Car.

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An Oceanic Adventure: Disney and Pixar’s Finding Nemo (2003)

Turtles Crush and Squirt, and fish Dory and Marlin in Finding Nemo — Finding Nemo, Pixar

Curious young clownfish Nemo is suddenly taken from his home in Australia’s Great Barrier Reef and placed in a dentist's office aquarium. His cautious dad, Marlin, teams up with the forgetful but ever-optimistic Dory to brave the open ocean on a rescue mission. Can they bring Nemo home safely?

Finding Nemo was the first Pixar movie to win the Academy Award® for Animated Feature Film. With a touching story of family and hope, the movie’s vibrant and expansive underwater world makes you feel as if you are traveling through the ocean yourself. And you can dive even deeper to meet more animated aquatic wildlife with Dory’s Reef Cam.

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A Family Of Supers Springs Into Action: Disney and Pixar’s The Incredibles (2004)

Mr. Incredible, Elastigirl, Violet, and Dash run forward with determined expressions through a metallic, curved sci-fi hallway, dressed in their matching red and black superhero suits in a still from the animated film The Incredibles. — The Incredibles, Pixar

After the golden age of Supers comes to an end, Bob Parr and his wife Helen, known to the world as Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl, settle into suburban life and keep their powers hidden. Bob misses being Mr. Incredible, so he secretly accepts an assignment on a remote island. When the mission puts him in danger, Helen returns to action as Elastigirl. Their children, Violet, Dash, and baby Jack-Jack, get caught up in the adventure, forcing the family to put their extraordinary abilities to use.

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Racing Towards Friendship: Disney and Pixar’s Cars (2006)

Lightning McQueen, Mater, and others in front of Flo's V8 Cafe in Radiator Springs — Cars, Pixar

Lightning McQueen, a talented and confident race car, finds himself lost in Radiator Springs, a quiet town along Route 66. There, he meets the town's eccentric residents, including Sally, Mater, and Doc Hudson, and learns there are more important things in life than fame, glory, and being the fastest.

The movie is full of speed, action, and excitement, following Lightning McQueen’s journey toward what really matters. And you can keep the fun going with Cars Toon: Rescue Squad Mater, Cars on the Road, and more in the Cars Collection on Disney+.

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A Love Letter To Cooking: Disney and Pixar’s Ratatouille (2007)

Remy, a blue rat, peeks out of Linguini's chef jacket while he's cooking — Ratatouille, Pixar

Remy is a culinary prodigy living in the French countryside, with dreams of becoming a chef at a world-class restaurant one day. There’s just one problem: Remy is a rat. When he meets Alfredo Linguini, an apprentice chef who lacks confidence and natural talent, Remy sees an opportunity to join forces and make his dream come true.

This story is about believing in yourself and taking a leap to pursue your goals. Remy and Linguini’s journey is set against stunning depictions of Paris and kitchens so lifelike you can almost smell the food cooking. After watching the movie, be sure to try the traditional French dish, Ratatouille, for yourself.

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A Curious Robot With A Big Heart: Disney and Pixar’s WALL-E (2008)

The sleek, white robot EVE leans out of a futuristic hover vehicle next to the rusty, binocular-eyed robot WALL-E, set against a vibrant background of glowing neon advertisements in a city from the animated film WALL-E. — WALL-E, Pixar

WALL-E spends his days compacting trash on an abandoned Earth, collecting curious objects, and watching an old movie with his cockroach companion. His lonely routine changes when EVE, a sleek search robot, arrives on the planet. After she discovers evidence that life can return to Earth, WALL-E follows her into space. Far from the world he knows, the inquisitive robot becomes caught up in a mission with consequences for the planet he has spent so long cleaning.

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Adventure Is Out There: Disney and Pixar’s Up (2009)

Carl Fredricksen, young Wilderness Explorer Russell, the colorful bird Kevin, and the dog Dug in Up — Up, Pixar

Carl Fredricksen is accustomed to life alone in a house filled with memories after the death of his wife, Ellie. One day, he decides to fulfill a lifelong travel dream he shared with her, attaching thousands of balloons to his house and taking flight toward Paradise Falls. But Carl isn’t alone on his journey. Russell, an 8-year-old aspiring Wilderness Explorer, has snuck onto Carl’s porch and is now along for the ride. Soon they meet a talking dog named Dug and together they embark on an amazing journey.

The movie is a heartwarming tale about life’s endless possibilities. The opening montage capturing Carl and Ellie’s life together is one of the film’s most iconic sequences. Make sure you have tissues handy! For more fun featuring Dug on Disney+, you can add Dug Days and Dug’s Special Mission to your Watchlist, too.

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2010s Pixar Movies

With its signature mix of warmth and playfulness, Pixar continued to explore big themes including accepting loss, finding purpose, and making friends in a new city.

Facing Life Beyond Andy: Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story 3 (2010)

The large pink teddy bear Lotso smiles and gestures with a wooden cane next to an optimistic Buzz Lightyear, while a skeptical Woody stands in the background inside a colorful daycare classroom in a still from Toy Story 3. — Toy Story 3, Pixar

Andy is preparing to leave for college, leaving Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Jessie, and the other toys uncertain about their future. A mix-up takes them to Sunnyside Daycare, where the promise of children to play with seems to offer a fresh start. But the welcoming atmosphere hides a much stricter toy hierarchy, and their new home soon becomes difficult to leave. Woody must find his friends and help them escape to safety.

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Big Feelings Are In The Driver’s Seat: Disney and Pixar’s Inside Out (2015)

Sadness (blue), Joy (yellow), and Bing Bong (pink) in Inside Out — Inside Out, Pixar

Riley is a bubbly 11-year-old girl supported by her Emotions of Joy, Fear, Anger, Disgust, and Sadness. As she copes with big life changes, turmoil brews when her Emotions clash over what’s best for her.

Inside Out explores the world inside our minds, where emotions we all experience are sometimes at odds with each other. The movie won the Academy Award® for Animated Feature Film and demonstrates the importance of the feelings inside us all. To go deeper, you can stream shorts featuring Riley and her Emotions with the Inside Out Collection on Disney+, including Riley’s First Date? and Dream Productions.

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The Power Of Music & Family: Disney and Pixar’s Coco (2017)

Miguel and Héctor the skeleton dance through the Land of the Dead as Miguel plays guitar — Coco, Pixar

Miguel is a young boy who dreams of becoming a musician, but his family forbids him from making music. When he embarks on an adventure to the Land of the Dead, Miguel meets the lovable Hector, who helps him unravel the truth behind his ancestry. Coco is set in a colorful world on Día de los Muertos, a time when families come together to honor and remember their ancestors.

Pixar has confirmed a sequel, so there’s a new adventure to look forward to. And you can watch a 60-piece orchestra bring the original movie’s songs to life in A Celebration of the Music from Coco, recorded live at the Hollywood Bowl.

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A New Mission For The Incredibles: Disney and Pixar’s Incredibles 2 (2018)

The superhero Parr family—Mr. Incredible, Elastigirl, Violet, Dash, and baby Jack-Jack—smile and strike dynamic poses while safely enclosed inside Violet's glowing, purple force field sphere, in a still from the animated film Incredibles 2. — Incredibles 2, Pixar

Helen Parr steps into the spotlight as Elastigirl, leading a campaign that could make Supers legal again. While she takes on the public mission, Bob stays home to help Dash with homework, support Violet, and manage baby Jack-Jack’s surprising range of powers. Neither role proves straightforward, and a new villain soon threatens the family’s progress. As the danger grows, the Parrs must find a way to balance their responsibilities at home and the challenge facing the Supers.

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A Road Trip Changes Everything: Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story 4 (2019)

The toy cowboy Woody smiles and places a hand on the shoulder of the space ranger toy Buzz Lightyear inside a brightly lit child's bedroom, in a still from the animated film Toy Story 4. — Toy Story 4, Pixar

Bonnie creates Forky from craft supplies, but her new toy insists that he belongs in the trash. When Forky escapes during a family road trip, Woody follows him, determined to bring him back and explain why Bonnie needs him. The search reunites Woody with Bo Peep and introduces a colorful cast of new toys from the carnival and a local antique store. As he tries to complete his mission, Woody encounters a life beyond the toy box that challenges his ideas about where he belongs.

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More 2010s Pixar Movies

2020s Pixar Movies

From Element City to the secret lives of forest animals, Pixar has been exploring bold new worlds in the 2020s.

A Summer Of Friendship On The Riviera: Disney and Pixar’s Luca (2021)

Three excited children ride together down a cobblestone hill path on a classic teal Vespa scooter, with a scenic Italian coastal town and the blue ocean stretching out in the background, in a still from the animated movie Luca. — Luca, Pixar

Young sea monster Luca Paguro dreams of discovering the human world beyond the water. He finds a fearless friend in Alberto, and together they travel to the seaside town of Portorosso. Their friendship with a local girl, Giulia, gives Luca a taste of life on land. But Luca and Alberto must keep their true identities hidden, knowing that any encounter with water could reveal their secret.

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Growing Up Is Wild: Disney and Pixar’s Turning Red (2022)

Four enthusiastic teenage girls strike dramatic, excited poses together on a city street sidewalk with colorful shopfronts and a teal car in the background, in a still from the animated movie Turning Red. — Turning Red, Pixar

At 13, Meilin Lee balances school, close friendships, and her mother Ming’s high expectations. When strong emotions begin transforming Meilin into a giant red panda, an already complicated stage of life becomes much harder to manage. As she tries to keep the changes under control, Mei and her friends make plans to see their favorite band, 4*Town. As she navigates her panda transformations while pursuing the concert, her friendships, family expectations, and growing independence are put to the test.

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A Space Ranger Finds A New Way Forward: Disney and Pixar’s Lightyear (2022)

The space ranger Buzz Lightyear looks forward with a confident expression while wearing a transparent glass helmet, inside of which a small, wide-eyed orange robotic cat peeks over his shoulder, in a close-up still from the animated movie Lightyear. — Lightyear, Pixar

Buzz Lightyear, the Space Ranger who inspired the toy, gets stranded on a hostile planet with his commander and crew. As Buzz tries to find a way back home through space and time, he joins forces with a group of inexperienced recruits and a helpful robotic cat named Sox. Together, they face the intimidating Zurg as Buzz continues searching for a way to put things right.

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A Love That Burns Bright: Disney and Pixar’s Elemental (2023)

Ember Lumen (fire element) and Wade Ripple (water element) walk through Element City in Elemental. — Elemental, Pixar

Element City is home to fire, water, earth, and air, but there’s a rule: Elements must never mix. But one day, a fiery young woman, Ember, is working hard in her father’s shop when she crosses paths with Wade, a go-with-the-flow water guy. Their chance meeting opens up a whole new world outside of Fire Town for Ember. Elemental is a coming-of-age story about how opening your heart and mind can help you discover your hidden potential.

Each element has its own distinct characteristics, and Pixar’s imaginative animation brings them all to life. Stream Elemental on Disney+ to find out which element is most like you. And, go inside the making of the movie to learn more about what inspired its director, Peter Sohn, by watching Good Chemistry: The History of Elemental.

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New Emotions Take Over Headquarters: Disney and Pixar’s Inside Out 2 (2024)

The bright blue-haired character Joy stands at the front of a floating green mass with a worried expression, while Anger, Fear, and Disgust react anxiously behind her against a vibrant backdrop of glowing, multi-colored memory shelves in a scene from the animated movie Inside Out 2. — Inside Out 2, Pixar

As Riley enters her teenage years, an unexpected demolition transforms the headquarters inside her mind, making room for new Emotions. Anxiety, Envy, Ennui, and Embarrassment shake things up for Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust. As Riley attends hockey camp and tries to impress new friends, Anxiety develops her own plans for the person Riley should become.

The new Emotions bring fresh humor and complexity to Riley’s mind. Her experience shows how growing up can challenge your sense of self, especially when every Emotion wants a say in what happens next.

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A Search For Life Beyond The Stars: Disney and Pixar’s Elio (2025)

Elio travels through space in Elio — Elio, Pixar

For centuries, people have called out to the universe looking for answers. In this fun-filled, action-packed feature film from Pixar, the universe calls back! The cosmic adventure introduces Elio, a space fanatic with an active imagination and a huge alien obsession. So, when he’s beamed up to the Communiverse, an interplanetary organization with representatives from galaxies far and wide, Elio’s all in for the epic undertaking. Mistakenly identified as Earth’s leader, Elio must form new bonds with eccentric alien life-forms, navigate a crisis of intergalactic proportions, and somehow discover who and where he is truly meant to be.

This movie shines a light on embracing your authentic self and offers hope that there are always ways to connect with others. Bursting with color and whimsy, the film is a visual delight that draws you into a world of fantastical alien creatures. It was even nominated for an Academy Award®.

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If Animals Could Talk: Disney and Pixar’s Hoppers (2026)

Mabel in her beaver form and the beaver King George in Hoppers — Hoppers, Pixar

Imagine if you could enter the animal world and speak to the animals around you. When scientists invent a new technology that lets you “hop” into lifelike animal robots, Mabel's dream comes true. By hopping her consciousness into a robotic beaver, Mabel sets out to protect the natural environment from human development, and discovers a world she’s never seen before. Find out more about Hoppers, streaming on Disney+ now.

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More 2020s Pixar Movies

New & Upcoming Pixar Movies

Toy Story 5 is now streaming on Disney+ Pixar has announced that its next original movie, Gatto, will premiere exclusively in theaters on March 5, 2027. It’s also confirmed that Coco is getting a sequel, and a third Incredibles movie is in the works!

A New Era Of Play: Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story 5

Jessie, Buzz Lightyear, and Woody looking in awe at something off-screen in Toy Story 5 — Toy Story 5, Pixar

This time, it’s Toy meets Tech. Woody (voice of Tom Hanks), Buzz Lightyear (voice of Tim Allen), Jessie (voice of Joan Cusack), and the rest of the gang's jobs are challenged when they come face-to-face with Lilypad (voice of Greta Lee), a brand-new tablet device that arrives with her own disruptive ideas about what is best for their kid, Bonnie (voice of Scarlett Spears). Will playtime ever be the same? Toy Story 5 is now streaming on Disney+.

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Every Pixar Movie By Franchise & Other Feature Films

Follow familiar characters through sequels, prequels, and spin-offs, then explore the Pixar feature films that currently stand on their own.

Toy Story Saga & Buzz Lightyear’s Origin

Disney and Pixar's Toy Story (1995)
Disney and Pixar's Toy Story 2 (1999)
Disney and Pixar's Toy Story 3 (2010)
Disney and Pixar's Toy Story 4 (2019)
Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story 5 (2026)

Monsters, Inc.

Disney and Pixar's Monsters, Inc. (2001)
Disney and Pixar's Monsters University (2013)

Ocean Journeys With Nemo & Dory

Disney and Pixar's Finding Nemo (2003)
Disney and Pixar's Finding Dory (2016)

The Incredibles

Disney and Pixar's The Incredibles (2004)
Disney and Pixar's Incredibles 2 (2018)

Cars

Disney and Pixar's Cars (2006)
Disney and Pixar's Cars 2 (2011)
Disney and Pixar's Cars 3 (2017)

Inside Out

Disney and Pixar's Inside Out (2015)
Disney and Pixar's Inside Out 2 (2024)

Standalone Pixar Movies

Disney and Pixar's A Bug's Life (1998)
Disney and Pixar's Ratatouille (2007)
Disney and Pixar's WALL-E (2008)
Disney and Pixar's Up (2009)
Disney and Pixar's Brave (2012)
Disney and Pixar's The Good Dinosaur (2015)
Disney and Pixar's Coco (2017)
Disney and Pixar's Onward (2020)
Disney and Pixar's Soul (2020)
Disney and Pixar's Luca (2021)
Disney and Pixar's Lightyear (2022)
Disney and Pixar's Turning Red (2022)
Disney and Pixar's Elemental (2023)
Disney and Pixar's Elio (2025)
Disney and Pixar’s Hoppers (2026)

Pixar Movies FAQs

Get more details on Pixar’s movies, including how many Academy Awards® they’ve won.

What was the first Pixar movie?

Toy Story was the first feature-length Pixar movie. Before that, Pixar released shorts including The Adventures of André & Wally B and Tin Toy.

Which Pixar movies have won Academy Awards®?

The following movies have all won Oscars®, with Pixar receiving many more nominations over the years. Pixar has also been awarded the Oscar® for Animated Short for five of its short films.