Toy Story 5 has generated $381 million domestically and $427.3 million internationally, bringing its worldwide total to $808.6 million as of July 9, 2026. The animated sequel is days away from crossing $1 billion, a milestone that will cement its status as the highest-grossing installment in the beloved Pixar franchise.
Closing in on History
At this pace, Toy Story 5 will surpass Toy Story 4 ($1.07 billion) to become the franchise’s all-time box office champion. The film still has yet to open in Germany, with a release scheduled for July 23, suggesting additional box office growth lies ahead.
The film’s performance places it third behind only two other 2026 releases: The Super Mario Galaxy Movie ($1.009 billion) and the Michael Jackson biopic Michael ($991 million). Toy Story 5 is on track to overtake both and claim the year’s top spot before the summer ends.
Pixar’s Continued Dominance
The massive success reflects audiences’ sustained appetite for Toy Story stories. Three weeks into release, the film shows no signs of fading. Strong word-of-mouth, family appeal, and Pixar’s proven craft keep the numbers climbing. The franchise remains one of entertainment’s most reliable moneymakers.
With another $250-300 million likely from international markets still to come, Toy Story 5 is positioned to become one of the year’s defining box office success stories and the franchise’s biggest earner ever.
