The little-known Netflix codes that unlock hundreds of hidden TV shows and movies – Chronicle Live

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Every Netflix user has been there.

Spending what seems like half your night scrolling through lists of films and TV shows trying to find something to watch.

But there is actually a way for users to get even more out of their subscription fee.

A list of secret codes has been revealed which means searching the site is about to get much easier.

By changing the digits of the code at the end of the URL means you can browse through all categories rather than being restricted to just the one.

For example, if you are looking for a children’s film you can add ‘783’ to the end of the URL and all suitable films will appear.

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Considering the majority of us spend hours of our lives watching Netflix, getting addicted to the new must-see show we think this quick hack will come in very handy for most.

Below is a list of the all important codes. To use them simply put ‘ http://www.netflix.com/browse/genre/ ’ into your browser followed by the number of the specific category you need.

1365 = Action & Adventure

77232 = Asian Action Movies

43048 = Action Thrillers

8985 = Martial Arts Movies

2125 = Military Action & Adventure

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10118 = Comic Book and Superhero Movies

9584 = Crime Action & Adventure

11828 = Foreign Action & Adventure

6721 = Anime Series

783 = Children & Family Movies

6796 = Movies for ages 0 to 2

6218 = Movies for ages 2 to 4

5455 = Movies for ages 5 to 7

561 = Movies for ages 8 to 10

6962 = Movies for ages 11 to 12

10659 = Education for Kids

10056 = Movies based on children’s books

51056 = Family Features

29809 = Classic Dramas

47147 = Classic Sci-Fi & Fantasy

48744 = Classic War Movies

4426 = Foreign Comedies

1402 = Late Night Comedies

5286 = Sports Comedies

11559 = Stand-up Comedy

8195 = B-Horror Movies

1252 = Campy Movies

10944 = Cult Horror Movies

4734 = Cult Sci-Fi & Fantasy

9875 = Crime Documentaries

5161 = Foreign Documentaries

5349 = Historical Documentaries

4006 = Military Documentaries

180 = Sports Documentaries

90361 = Music & Concert Documentaries

1159 = Travel & Adventure Documentaries

10005 = Religious Documentaries

2595 = Science & Nature Documentaries

3675 = Social & Cultural Documentaries

9833 = Reality TV

60951 = Teen TV Shows

52117 = British TV Shows

46553 = Classic TV Shows

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