Harry Potter streams on HBO Max in the US, the UK and Australia, and each country has a second home: Peacock in the US, ITVX in the UK and Amazon Prime Video in Australia (as of 3 November 2026). That covers the eight main films and the three Fantastic Beasts spin-offs, eleven films in all. Most films sit on the same services in each country, and a handful sit on one extra service that the rest do not.
| Country | Subscription streaming | Free with ads | Rent or buy |
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| US | HBO Max, HBO Max through Amazon Channels, Peacock Premium, Peacock Premium Plus. fuboTV and YouTube TV carry some films | None listed | Amazon Video, Apple TV, Google Play Movies, YouTube, Fandango At Home. Spectrum On Demand and Plex rent only |
| UK | HBO Max, HBO Max through Amazon Channels, Now TV Cinema, ITVX Premium | ITVX | Apple TV, Rakuten TV, Amazon Video, Sky Store, YouTube |
| AU | HBO Max, HBO Max through Amazon Channel, Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Prime Video with Ads. Foxtel Now carries two films | None listed | Apple TV, Amazon Video, YouTube, Fetch TV. JustWatch TV Store rents only |
Where Can I Watch All 8 Harry Potter Movies in the US?
Two subscriptions in the US carry the whole run: HBO Max and Peacock (on both the Premium and Premium Plus tiers). Every film from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001), directed by Chris Columbus, to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011), directed by David Yates, is on both. HBO Max is also listed through Amazon Channels. The spin-offs follow the same pattern, so Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (2016), directed by David Yates, and the two sequels are on HBO Max and Peacock as well. If you want the story in release sequence or in story sequence, the harry potter movies in order guide sets out both.
fuboTV and YouTube TV add a few titles. fuboTV lists the first five films, from Sorcerer's Stone to Order of the Phoenix, while YouTube TV lists six: Goblet of Fire, Order of the Phoenix, Half-Blood Prince, both Deathly Hallows films and the first Fantastic Beasts film. Those listings matter only if you already pay for the service.
Is Harry Potter on Netflix, Disney+ or Hulu?
No, none of the eleven films is listed on Netflix, Disney+ or Hulu in the US, the UK or Australia as of 3 November 2026. HBO Max is the subscription service that lists every one of them in all three countries. Apple TV is a store rather than a subscription, so it appears only in the rent and buy columns. Streaming deals change, so confirm on the service before you subscribe.
Where Can I Watch Harry Potter in the UK?
In the UK, HBO Max, Now TV Cinema and ITVX Premium carry nearly every film, and ITVX also shows all eleven free with ads. There are two gaps: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 is not on ITVX Premium (only the ad supported ITVX), and Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore is not on Now TV Cinema. Peacock is a US service and is not listed in the UK. To rent or buy, Apple TV, Rakuten TV, Amazon Video and Sky Store cover every film, while YouTube covers every film except Deathly Hallows: Part 2.
Where Can I Watch Harry Potter in Australia?
In Australia, Amazon Prime Video and HBO Max both list all eleven films, and Prime Video also has an ad supported tier that lists them. Foxtel Now is the odd one out, because it carries only Chamber of Secrets and Prisoner of Azkaban. For rentals and purchases, Apple TV, Amazon Video and YouTube cover the full run, and Fetch TV covers the main films and the first Fantastic Beasts film but not the two sequels. One small catch: Amazon Video lists Sorcerer's Stone for purchase only, with no rental option.
Which Service Suits Which Viewer?
It could be argued that HBO Max is the simplest single answer, since it is the only service that lists all eleven films in all three countries. A US household that already pays for Peacock has little reason to add anything, as Peacock lists the full run too. In the UK, ITVX with ads is the free way to see the main saga once, but, because Deathly Hallows: Part 1 is missing from ITVX Premium, anyone who wants that film without adverts should look at HBO Max or Now TV Cinema. In Australia, Prime Video members already hold the full run, so a separate HBO Max subscription adds little for them. That being said, anyone who plans to rewatch often may find a purchase from Apple TV or Amazon Video steadier than any subscription, because those stores list every film for sale in every country.
What About the HBO Series?
The HBO series is a separate show and is not part of the film listings above. TODAY reported in March 2026 that it premieres on HBO on 25 December 2026, and TheWrap says only Christmas 2026, so the exact day is reported rather than confirmed. The new harry potter movie page follows the series as the next title in the franchise, and the harry potter tv series page covers it in full. If you are starting from the beginning, the harry potter movies hub lists every film, and Sorcerer's Stone is the one to press play on first.
