Disney announced the home video release dates for Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu, starting with a digital launch this month [1].

The release marks the transition of the cinematic story to home platforms, offering fans a deeper look at the production through exclusive bonus content. This rollout strategy allows the studio to capitalize on the film's momentum while targeting different consumer markets through digital and physical formats.

An exclusive behind-the-scenes clip released by IGN features director Jon Favreau and actor Jeremy Allen White [1]. The footage provides a glimpse into the creation of Rotta the Hutt, showcasing the technical work required to bring the character to life on screen.

The film will be available on digital platforms worldwide on July 21, 2026 [1]. Following the digital window, the movie will be released on 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray on August 25, 2026 [1].

Collectors in the U.S. will have access to specialized physical versions of the movie [1]. These include a SteelBook edition, and a Beskar Collector’s Edition [1].

To promote the launch, the studio is releasing hours of exclusive bonus content [1]. This material aims to provide a comprehensive look at the filmmaking process, from the direction of Favreau to the performances of the cast. The inclusion of behind-the-scenes clips serves as a marketing tool to drive pre-orders for the physical discs scheduled for late August [1].

“Digital release July 21, 2026; 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray release August 25, 2026”

The staggered release of digital and physical media is a standard industry practice to maximize revenue streams. By offering high-end collectibles like the Beskar Edition specifically for the U.S. market, Disney is leveraging the 'Star Wars' brand's strong collector culture to supplement digital sales.