More than 2,200 movies in 4K UHD as digital codes, redeemed on Vudu (Fandango at Home), iTunes or Movies Anywhere. These are the same 4K copies that come inside 4K Blu-ray discs, with HDR or Dolby Vision where the studio offers it, for a few dollars instead of $25. Codes arrive by email within minutes.
4K digital movies cost $20 to $30 at retail. The disc that includes a 4K code costs about the same, so nobody buys the disc to resell the code, but plenty of people buy the disc and never redeem it. Those codes are our stock. Most titles here are under $10, and the 4K Under $10 collection has the current list.
Format matters more with 4K than with HD, so read the listing. "VUDU 4K or iTunes 4K via Movies Anywhere" gives you 4K on both. "iTunes 4K" on its own redeems through Apple; some of those, such as 20th Century titles, transfer to Vudu in 4K only when redeemed in iTunes first, and the listing says so. Disney 4K codes redeem at Movies Anywhere in 4K and show as HD on iTunes. Our 4K vs HD guide covers each platform.
Studio shortcuts: Disney 4K, iTunes 4K, Marvel.
If the studio released the title with HDR10 or Dolby Vision, the digital version has it on platforms that support it. Vudu and Apple TV both support Dolby Vision on compatible TVs.
A 4K TV or streaming device, the platform's app, and an internet connection of roughly 25 Mbps or better. Without those the same movie plays in HD.
On Vudu and Apple TV, redeeming a 4K code for a title you own in HD upgrades the existing copy to 4K.
Older catalog titles and titles with large disc runs have plenty of codes in circulation, so prices fall. New releases cost more because stock is limited.
Yes, all codes require a US account on the redemption platform.