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This wikiHow teaches you how to set your Netflix settings to stream all shows and movies in 4K whenever available, using an iPhone or iPad. You must have the Ultra HD Premium plan on Netflix in order to watch in 4K.

  1. The Standard plan includes HD, but you need the Ultra HD Premium plan in order to watch 4K.
    • You can check this article for some help on how to change your Netflix plan.
  2. The Netflix icon looks like a red "N" in a black square. You can find it on your home screen or in an app folder.
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  3. This button looks like the " ☰ " icon on the menu bar at the bottom of your screen. It will open the menu.
  4. This will open your Netflix app's settings on a new page.
  5. You can find this button under the "Video Playback" heading at the top of the menu. Your options will pop up in a new window.
  6. You can find this option in the "Downloads" section of App Settings. Your options will pop up.
  7. Tap the highest option to set your stream rate to the highest video quality available for all shows and movies.
    • When this option is selected, all the videos you're watching will load in the highest available quality.
    • Tap OK if your changes are not saved automatically.
  8. With your new settings, all videos will automatically load in 4K if there's 4K available.
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      1. Make sure you have the Premium plan.
      2. Open Netflix.
      3. Tap More on the bottom-right.
      4. Tap App Settings .
      5. Tap Cellular Data Usage .
      6. Select the highest option.
      7. Tap Download Video Quality .
      8. Select the highest option.

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