Netflix features a large selection of LGBTQ titles, including several original shows and movies.

• Highlights: "Heartstopper," "Schitt's Creek," "Disclosure"
• Plans: Basic ($10/month), Standard ($15.49/month), Premium ($20/month)

Featuring a vast catalog of movies and TV shows to satisfy all tastes, Netflix is easily one of the best streaming services for LGBTQ entertainment.

Netflix 's array of LGBTQ-related options includes everything from lighthearted sitcoms like "Schitt's Creek" to Oscar-winning movies like the "The Danish Girl." 

The service has a particularly great selection of original titles with many exclusive films and series that feature queer themes and characters, including their latest breakout hit "Heartstopper," as well as older titles like "Sense 8" and "Orange Is the New Black." Netflix even debuted a queer Christmas rom-com last holiday season called "Single All the Way." 

Subscribers also get access to movies and documentaries featuring transgender stories like "The Death and Life of Martha P. Johnson," "Disclosure," and "Super Deluxe."

You can easily find LGBTQ content on Netflix by searching for "LGBTQ" in the Netflix app. Below, we rounded up some of the best LGBTQ movies and TV shows you can stream on Netflix right now:

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HBO Max is home to a versatile library of queer titles, ranging from documentaries to prestige television.

• Highlights: "Our Flag Means Death," "Legendary," "The Times of Harvey Milk"
• Plans: Ad-Supported ($10/month), Ad-Free ($15/month)
• Read our full review of HBO Max

Despite HBO Max 's catalog not being as extensive as what Netflix offers, the overall quality of HBO Max's content still makes it one of the top streaming services for LGBTQ entertainment.

With a huge array of films and plenty of exclusives, HBO Max gives you access to dynamic series that are not available elsewhere, like "Legendary" and "Hacks." Recently, the service saw success with its new original "Our Flag Means Death," a rom-com about pirates. The service also features documentaries, including titles like "The Times of Harvey Milk" and "Transhood." 

HBO Max also has the HBO network's full roster of prestige releases, and its LGBTQ library is full of award winners like "Euphoria," "Angels in America," and "Gentleman Jack." 

You can pull up a selection of queer titles on HBO Max by searching for "LGBTQ" in the app. Here are some of the best LGBTQ movies and TV shows you can stream right now on HBO Max:

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Hulu's LGBTQ lineup features a ton of new and classic network shows, as well as a handful of originals.

• Highlights: "Will & Grace," "Love, Victor," "Booksmart"
• Plans: Basic ($7/month), Premium ($13/month)
• Read our full Hulu guide

Hulu is another mainstream service with a catalog full of TV shows and movies targeted towards LGBTQ viewers.

Though its collection of original titles isn't as large as Netflix's, Hulu is the only place to watch movies like "Crush" and "Fire Island." The service also features plenty of classic network and cable shows focused on LGBTQ themes and characters, including trailblazing series like "Will & Grace" and "The L Word."

LGBTQ viewers will find an abundance of movies to stream on Hulu, including dramas like "Ammonite" and comedies like "Booksmart." The Hulu catalog also has "Pride," a miniseries about the Civil Rights movement, and six seasons of "RuPaul's Drag Race."

Hulu subscribers can find recommendations for queer entertainment by searching for "LGBTQ" in the app. To help narrow down your options, we compiled some of the best LGBTQ movies and series you can watch on Hulu right now:

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Paramount Plus has a smaller catalog of queer titles, but it's an ideal fit for fans of LGBTQ reality TV.

• Highlights: "RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars," "The Real World," "Star Trek: Discovery" 
• Plans: Essential ($5/month), Premium ($10/month)
• Read our full review of Paramount Plus

Paramount Plus is the best streaming service for LGBTQ audiences who crave reality television. You can watch seasons 1-12 of "RuPaul's Drag Race" and every season of "RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars." Three seasons of "Untucked" and three seasons of "All Stars: Untucked," a behind-the-scenes look at the drag competition, are available to stream as well.

In the '90s, MTV's "The Real World" was a cultural phenomenon and 20 seasons of the show are available on Paramount Plus. The catalog includes season three with AIDS activist Pedro Zamora and season 15 with Karamo Brown, who is now a member of the Fab Five on "Queer Eye." The new original "The Real World Homecoming: New Orleans" reunites the New Orleans cast, which includes an openly gay housemate. The MTV series "Are You The One?" is also available on Paramount Plus; season eight features an entirely bi-or-pansexual cast. 

When it comes to scripted content, "Star Trek: Discovery" includes the first openly gay character in a "Star Trek" series. Later seasons also introduce the first non-binary and transgender "Star Trek" characters.

The service is also home to a few movies and series that feature LGBTQ themes, but the selection of narrative titles isn't as robust as Netflix , HBO Max , or Hulu .

To help you find LGBTQ titles on Paramount Plus, we listed a few of the best programs you can stream right now:

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Peacock's growing lineup of LGBTQ content includes original shows, classic series, and hit movies.

• Highlights: "Saved by the Bell," "Brokeback Mountain," "Queer as Folk"
• Plans: Free, Premium ($5/month), Premium Plus ($10/month)
• Read our full Peacock guide

While Peacock doesn't have the sizable library of LGBTQ content that Netflix or Hulu offer, its selection includes some great titles. 

Some notable shows with LGBTQ themes include Peacock Originals like the reboot of "Saved by the Bell," which features a transgender teenager in the main cast. "The Real Housewives of Miami," which recently rebooted on Peacock, features the franchise's first openly gay housewife, and a new reboot of "Queer As Folk" will be available to watch on June 9. 

The catalog also includes hit movies like "Brokeback Mountain," "The Kids are Alright," and "Pride," which is based on a lesser-known true story about a group of gay and lesbian activists who supported Welsh miners during a strike in the 1980s. Sitcoms like "Modern Family" and "Superstore," both of which had queer plots at the forefront, are also available to stream on Peacock. 

Searching "LGBTQ" in Peacock's search bar won't garner any results, but the service does have a sizable library of queer programming. Here are some of the best movies and TV shows you can stream on Peacock now:

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Revry is a streaming service specifically designed for LGBTQ content.

• Highlights: "Queer as Folk," "My Trans Life," "Our Love Story"
• Plans: Free, Premium ($7/month)

Revry is a unique streaming service with a catalog of movies, TV shows, and originals specifically curated for the LGBTQ community. Certain content is free to stream with ads and more entertainment options are unlocked with a Premium subscription that costs $7 a month.

In addition to on-demand titles, the service also has 24/7 streaming channels that show a variety of content. Revry also prides itself on being an international service, which features LGBTQ titles from China, Brazil, Mexico, the UK, and Australia.

Most notably, Revry subscribers can watch the original British version of the hit series "Queer as Folk." Other titles available in the Revry catalog aren't as well known as those on streaming services like Netflix , but LGBTQ viewers seeking entertainment options outside of the mainstream may enjoy titles like "Miseducated," "My Trans Life," and "Lip Service."

To give you a glimpse of what this LGBTQ-focused streaming service has to offer, we rounded up some of the best movies and TV shows you can watch on Revry:

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WOW Presents Plus is a subscription streaming service dedicated to drag entertainment.

• Highlights: International seasons of "RuPaul's Drag Race" 
• Plans: Basic ($5/month)

WOW Presents Plus is a streaming service for LGBTQ titles from the production company originally behind "RuPaul's Drag Race." This is a particularly great option for viewers who want supplemental drag entertainment. 

Although Paramount Plus is the better streaming service for US seasons of "RuPaul's Drag Race," international seasons of the franchise are available to stream on WOW Present Plus. Licensed spinoffs are hosted around the globe in Canada, Australia, Spain, Holland, United Kingdom, and Thailand.

The WOW Presents Plus catalog also features interesting LGBTQ documentaries like "The Eyes of Tammy Faye," and shows from "Drag Race" alumni including "Painted with Raven," and "UNHhhh," a talk show with Trixie Mattel and Katya.

To help give you an idea of what you can stream with WOW Presents Plus, we gathered a few of the best LGBTQ movies and TV shows subscribers can watch right now:

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