Pixar's 14 Highest-Grossing Movies - Adjusted For Inflation

From talking toys to underwater adventures and superhero families, Pixar’s films have connected with audiences of all ages. Here’s how their top earners rank, adjusted for inflation.

14) Cars 2 (2011)

The globe-trotting sequel took Lightning McQueen and Mater into the world of espionage. While not Pixar’s most beloved, its worldwide appeal drove major box office numbers.

Worldwide gross in 2011: $560,155,383

Adjusted for 2025: $798,592,711

13) Ratatouille (2007)

Remy the rat proved that “anyone can cook” in this Paris-set charmer. A critical darling that also drew big global numbers.

Worldwide gross in 2007: $626,549,695

Adjusted for 2025: $969,086,412

12) Toy Story 2 (1999)

Buzz, Woody, and Jessie returned in Pixar’s first sequel, which became a runaway success while deepening the franchise’s emotional core.

Worldwide gross in 1999: $511,358,276

Adjusted for 2025: $984,139,301

11) Monsters, Inc. (2001)

Mike and Sulley’s monster-powered adventure combined laughs and heart, with Boo stealing the show. Its impact has lasted for decades.

Worldwide gross in 2001: $560,483,719

Adjusted for 2025: $1,014,730,523

10) Monsters University (2013)

A prequel showing how Mike and Sulley became best friends, this campus comedy resonated with families worldwide.

Worldwide gross in 2013: $743,455,810

Adjusted for 2025: $1,023,259,248

9) Coco (2017)

A celebration of family, music, and Día de los Muertos, Coco became a cultural and box office phenomenon, particularly in Mexico and China.

Worldwide gross in 2017: $798,237,597

Adjusted for 2025: $1,044,142,359

8) The Incredibles (2004)

Pixar’s superhero family debuted in a stylish, heartfelt adventure that predated the modern superhero boom – and crushed it at the box office.

Worldwide gross in 2004: $631,441,092

Adjusted for 2025: $1,071,783,746

7) Up (2009)

Carl, Russell, Dug, and that unforgettable house-lifting balloon journey made Up one of Pixar’s most emotional and imaginative triumphs.

Worldwide gross in 2009: $731,463,377

Adjusted for 2025: $1,093,381,128

6) Inside Out (2015)

Pixar visualized the emotions inside a young girl’s mind, blending originality with relatability. It struck a chord globally, becoming one of their biggest hits.

Worldwide gross in 2015: $855,038,387

Adjusted for 2025: $1,156,677,798

5) Toy Story 4 (2019)

Woody and Buzz’s farewell chapter delivered both laughter and tears, sending the franchise out on another billion-dollar high.

Worldwide gross in 2019: $1,073,080,329

Adjusted for 2025: $1,345,800,945

4) Finding Dory (2016)

Ellen DeGeneres returned as the forgetful but lovable Dory, swimming into the spotlight. It became Pixar’s biggest solo character-driven hit.

Worldwide gross in 2016: $1,025,006,125

Adjusted for 2025: $1,369,332,247

3) Toy Story 3 (2010)

The emotional third chapter brought Andy’s story to a close, moving audiences worldwide — and pushing the franchise into billion-dollar status.

Worldwide gross in 2010: $1,068,879,522

Adjusted for 2025: $1,571,373,319

2) Incredibles 2 (2018)

After 14 years, Pixar brought the Parr family back, and audiences showed up in force. This superhero sequel remains one of their highest-grossing titles.

Worldwide gross in 2018: $1,242,805,359

Adjusted for 2025: $1,586,903,731