Netflix organizes its entire catalog into thousands of micro-genres that never show up in the regular home screen menus. Each of these hidden categories has its own numeric code, and typing that code into a specific web address takes you straight to a curated list of movies or shows in that genre, skipping the algorithm’s usual recommendations.
Working Netflix Codes
These genre codes currently load a working category page when you enter them correctly.
81466194
Movies that wrap up in about 90 minutes
New
81603903
Short-Ass Movies, a category of quick watches
New
1592210
Titles recently added to Netflix
New
89844
Award-winning movies
New
81647318
Action movies with a romantic subplot
1365
Action & Adventure movies
8711
Horror movies
42023
Supernatural horror movies
5505
Psychological thrillers
7424
Anime
2653
Anime action
11146
Anime fantasy
6839
Documentaries
9875
Crime documentaries
5763
Dramas
6889
Crime dramas
8933
Thrillers
8883
Romantic movies
5475
Romantic comedies
783
Children & family movies
67673
Disney titles
27346
Kids’ TV shows
78367
Foreign movies
10463
Indian movies
5685
Korean movies
1492
Sci-Fi & Fantasy
6926
Sci-Fi adventure
31574
Classic movies
46553
Classic TV shows
5977
LGBTQ+ titles
89814
Award-winning TV programs
93108
Award-winning documentaries
3182735
Movies you can watch in one weekend
81582488
Swipe Right, dating and relationship dramas
3272152
Don’t Watch Hungry, food-heavy titles
7627
Cult movies
11559
Stand-up comedy specials
60951
Teen TV shows
8646
Slasher and serial killer movies
839338
Only on Netflix, exclusive originals
81396426
2-hour movies, a slightly longer runtime filter
How to redeem codes in Netflix
You don’t type these codes into a promo box anywhere inside the app. Each one is a genre ID that you attach to a web address, and Netflix loads the matching category page for you.
netflix.com/browse/genre/ followed immediately by the code number for the category you want, then press enter.Note: this method works from a browser tab rather than through the mobile app’s or smart TV’s own interface, since there’s no code-entry field built into those versions of Netflix.
Expired Netflix codes
These category codes no longer load a page and have been retired from Netflix’s genre system.
77232
Asian action movies
10118
Comic books and superhero movies
2125
Military action & adventure
6796
Movies for ages 0-2
6962
Movies for ages 11-12
6218
Movies for ages 2-4
5455
Movies for ages 5-7
561
Movies for ages 8-10
1402
Late night comedies
155
Cedric the Entertainer stand-up
835
D.L. Hughley stand-up
5161
Foreign documentaries
10005
Religious documentaries
32473
Classic foreign movies
6485
Foreign Sci-Fi & fantasy
1105
Country & western/folk music
59433
Disney musicals
3278
Rock & pop concerts
How to get more Netflix codes
Netflix doesn’t publish a list of these genre codes anywhere official, and there’s no announcement post or social account dedicated to them. They exist purely as internal IDs behind Netflix’s own content-tagging system, and new ones surface whenever Netflix adds a fresh micro-genre or reshuffles how it groups titles behind the scenes.
Because there’s no official channel to watch for updates, the only way to find a new code is to notice a fresh category appear while browsing Netflix’s home screen and then check its web address for the matching number. We check for new codes and remove expired ones from this list periodically.
Are Netflix codes free to use?
Yes. These codes don’t unlock extra content or cost anything beyond your existing subscription. They simply act as a shortcut to a genre page that already exists inside your plan’s catalog.
Why didn’t my code work?
If the address bar sends you back to the regular home screen instead of a category page, the code has most likely been retired as Netflix reorganized its genre system, similar to the codes marked expired above.
Bookmark whichever genre pages you use most so you can jump back to them directly instead of retyping the code every time you open Netflix.
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