Toy Story 6 Trailer: Status and Every Toy Story Trailer

A Toy Story 6 trailer does not exist yet, because Toy Story 6 has no confirmed release date, greenlight or production status. The Numbers lists Toy Story 5 as released on June 19, 2026 in the US and does not mention a sixth film. TheWrap's recent Pixar slate report names Gatto for 2027 and Incredibles 3 plus an original film for 2028, with no Toy Story 6 on it. So, if a video calls itself a Toy Story 6 teaser, preview or official announcement, treat it as a fan made edit unless it sits on a Disney or Pixar channel. Any date for the film that turns up on fan wikis and blogs, 2030 being one example, is unsourced rumor. Think of it like a restaurant poster for a place that has not signed its lease: the photos look convincing, but there is no kitchen behind them. For what is and is not confirmed about the sequel, see Toy Story 6.

All six films stream on Disney Plus in the US, UK and Australia (checked November 3, 2026). Planning a binge before a movie night is simple, since the series runs from 1995 to 2026 and every film sits on that one service.

If you are new to the series, start with the Toy Story movies in order and work forward. Lightyear is the one to place with care, because it is a spinoff and Chris Evans voices Buzz in it instead of Tim Allen. For streaming prices and services in each country, the where to watch Toy Story page has the full breakdown.

The Toy Story 5 trailer sells a clash between toys and screens: Lilypad, a frog shaped tablet voiced by Greta Lee, becomes Bonnie's favorite thing, and Jessie decides to win Bonnie back. TheWrap's trailer coverage centers on that premise, with Joan Cusack billed first as Jessie, Woody voiced by Tom Hanks and Buzz Lightyear voiced by Tim Allen. Conan O'Brien voices Smarty Pants, and a separate thread follows a crowd of newer Buzz Lightyear toys, which TheWrap describes as the film's opening image. Randy Newman returns as composer, and Taylor Swift is credited with the song I Knew It, I Knew You. The full film page for Toy Story 5 has the cast, the crew and the credits scene details.

Toy Story 5 was a commercial success: it earned more than $1.1 billion worldwide against a $250 million production budget, according to Box Office Mojo and The Numbers. That is the highest worldwide total of the five main films, ahead of Toy Story 4 and Toy Story 3, which both finished just above $1 billion. Lightyear is the outlier in the franchise, with about $226 million worldwide on a $200 million budget. The Toy Story box office page lays out every film side by side.

The earlier films each hang on a simple premise. Toy Story (1995), directed by John Lasseter, was the first all computer animated feature film, and it follows Andy's toys, who come to life when people leave the room, as a new space ranger toy named Buzz Lightyear makes Woody jealous. Toy Story 2 began as a direct to video project before Pixar announced a theatrical release in 1998, according to Animation World Network, and it sends Buzz after Woody when the toy collector Al McWhiggin steals him. Toy Story 3 (2010), directed by Lee Unkrich, finds Andy at 17 and heading to college while his toys end up bound for Sunnyside Daycare. Toy Story 4 (2019), directed by Josh Cooley, introduced Forky, a spork turned toy. Lightyear (2022), directed by Angus MacLane, follows Space Ranger Buzz and his crew, who are stranded on the planet T'Kani Prime. If you want faces and voices for each film, the Toy Story cast page lists them, and the Toy Story movies ranked page ranks all of them as opinion. Return to the Toy Story movies hub for the full series.