Click the menu button in the top left-hand corner, and scroll down to 'Available to Download' at the bottom. On the Windows 10 app, it's pretty similar. Clicking on this will reveal everything you can download on the device you're using. You'll then get an option that says 'Find Something to Download'. On mobile devices, click the 'Downloads' button in the menu bar at the bottom of the screen. If you'd rather just get an at-a-glance list of everything you can download on Netflix, that's easy. The download button in the app indicates it's available to take on the go. Here's what a title you can download looks like: You'll either see a 'Download' button on the listing screen, or you won't, depending on what it is. If you want to see whether a certain show or movie can be downloaded, just select it in the app. You'll find that basically everything marked with 'Netflix Originals' can be downloaded, but also plenty of other shows and movies besides. First of all, you need to know that not all movies and TV shows on Netflix can be downloaded, due to rights restrictions on certain content, or other factors like cost and popularity prohibiting Netflix from offering all titles for download.
We'll use images from the Windows 10 app to show you how the downloading process works, but it's basically identical across all of Netflix's apps. Sadly, you can't just open Netflix in-browser on Chrome or Microsoft Edge and start downloading shows and movies. Obviously, too, you'll need an internet connection, and Wi-Fi specifically for mobile devices, as well as enough storage capacity to actually download a show or movie.įor Windows 10 devices, which includes laptops and desktop PCs, you'll need to download the Netflix app from the Microsoft Store.
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