Artwork Finder

Apple TV Shows & Movies Artwork Finder

Find high-resolution TV show, box set, and movie artwork from Apple TV in the new 2:3 portrait style used in iOS 26 and macOS Tahoe.

New

TV Seasons & Box Sets

You can now view portrait season artwork for each TV show. I've also added a new option in the media dropdown to search for box set artwork in the new portrait style.

This tool returns iOS 26 portrait artwork. For older landscape images, use the iOS 18 and earlier artwork finder. For genre artwork, use the Apple TV Genre Artwork Finder.

How to Use

After six years of 16:9 landscape artwork, Apple switched to using 2:3 portrait images throughout the Apple TV interface starting with iOS 26 and macOS Tahoe. This artwork finder will fetch the highest resolution version of this new art. If you want to find the old 16:9 images, or even older square images from iTunes, then you can look at the previous version of this artwork finder.

You can search for any show or movie that is available within the Apple TV interface, whether that is an Apple TV+ show such as Severance, an item that can only be purchased on the store such as Nobody 2, or a show available through the Apple TV app via a third-party app such as BBC iPlayer, Amazon Prime, or Disney Plus, such as The Rings of Power.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use your website with automation tools?
I'd prefer you didn't as it will likely lead to your browser being blocked. If you have automation requirements, take a look at my Hi-Res Apple TV Artwork Shortcut which can be used within Apple Shortcuts to automate the fetching of both 2:3 and 16:9 artwork.

How can I get artwork for each series of a TV show?
Search for a TV show and use the “Season artwork” link below a result. When Apple provides season-specific assets, the tool will fetch and list the highest resolution versions it can find.

How can I get Box Set artwork for a TV show?
Choose “TV Box Sets” from the media selector. The tool will search for matching TV shows and return any complete-series or box set artwork it finds.

What does the country selector do?
It chooses which Apple Storefront is used for searching; effectively it changes the search results based on what country you search in as different countries have different TV shows and movies available in them. Generally you'll want to set this to be the same as the country you use for the TV app but the option is there to change it as you may be searching for shows that aren't available in your location.

Why can't I find artwork for "insert name here"?
The show or movie is likely not available directly within the Apple TV in the region you are searching for. Whilst this version of the artwork finder is able to access artwork from Apple TV+ and other services that connect to the Apple TV app (such as BBC iPlayer or Disney Plus), there are many streaming services that do not connect to Apple TV (i.e. Netflix) and therefore will not appear.

How come artwork from Sweden is in English?
When you perform a search against a specific country, you are only searching their catalogue; it doesn't make any difference to the language returned. I fetch your language from the browser or OS you are using and so that is used in conjunction with the search country to determine what artwork language you should see. For example, if I search "Harry Potter" in Sweden then I see English artwork as my OS language is set to English; if I set it to Swedish, then I see the Swedish artwork. However, if I have my language set to Swedish but search the USA store, then I get English results as the USA store only has US and Spanish artwork. It's a little confusing but to get localised results you'd need to have your OS or browser set to the language you want and search in a store that has that language within it.

How can I thank you for this tool?
You can check out some of my personal apps or take a look at the various artwork-related shortcuts I sell on Gumroad. I'd also recommend signing up to my free newsletter, The Dodo Developer, which goes out to over 4,500 subscribers each month.