Star Trek films (VHS)
The Star Trek films have been released on VHS in numerous countries since  premiered in .

US releases

Original Series films
The movies began release on VHS in  in the United States, with the release of the original theatrical cut of  and the film's Special Longer Version, also known as the 1983 TV Version. Both versions were released in pan-and-scan format. Copies of the "Special Longer Version" in pan-and-scan are more common than the original theatrical version of the film, which has only been widely available since the  widescreen release.

The price for the first three movies at the times of their release in 1980, 1982, and 1985, respectively, averaged out at a price of US$79.95 each with Star Trek III: The Search for Spock initially released at US$29.95. In 1986, the films were lowered to US$29.95 each, and eventually lowered down to US$14.95 by the early 1990s.

Throughout the 1980s, each Star Trek film was reissued on VHS numerous times, normally accompanying the VHS release of a newer film, and using the same packaging design. An exception came in  when Paramount released signature editions of several of its films, among them . 

The first VHS release of , in the summer of , also featured a promotional ad for the premiere of .

In , the first five films were released for the first time in a new 25th Anniversary set where the spines form a picture of the Enterprise. In addition, the films were released in widescreen format for the first time. Both sets were reissued in  with the VHS release of , using similar packaging design to match with the first five films. 

Also in 1992, a special "Director's Series" of  was released on VHS featuring an introduction by Leonard Nimoy, and the widescreen release of the film was released on VHS. Nimoy's introduction was included on the original DVD release of the film, but was not included in the 2003 Special Edition of the film.

The VHS release of  also added scenes not seen in the original theatrical version. The original theatrical version was never released on VHS. 

The final VHS release from the first six movies was a widescreen release of The Director's Edition of  in .

The Next Generation films
 was released to VHS for rental outlets in the summer of . However, a retail release did not follow until . This first retail release featured a lenticular holographic cover using the film's theatrical poster. Later reissues omitted the lenticular cover. Generations was also the first film in the series to have a widescreen release at the same time. The general VHS release featured a 30th anniversary trailer with Kate Mulgrew, along with a trailer for the Patrick Stewart-narrated "From Infinity to Beyond".

 followed a similar pattern, with rental release in , and retail in November of that year. The packaging of the general release featured a hologram of Picard changing to Locutus of Borg. The general release of the film featured a trailer for Event Horizon and a look at Star Trek: The Experience, while rental releases added a trailer for Star Trek: Borg.

 was released to rental in spring  with a special lenticular cover. Retail release followed in October of that year, omitting the lenticular cover, but featuring a behind-the-scenes look at the film. The retail DVD was released before the retail VHS.

 was released for both rental and retail in , and was the final VHS release of any Star Trek film in the United States.

Boxsets
Star Trek: The Movies - 25th Anniversary Collectors Set
 (limited edition)
Star Trek: The Movie Collection
Star Trek: The Starfleet Collection (limited edition)
Star Trek: The Seven Screen Voyages

Star Trek: The Next Generation Collector's Set

UK releases
In the UK, the movies have been released several times, most notably in  when the entire set to date was re-released in updated packaging. Box sets of the movies typically accompany any new release.

Star Trek films
Star Trek: The Movies - 25th Anniversary Collectors Set

Star Trek - 30th Anniversary Movies Box Set
Star Trek - The Movies
Star Trek - Movie Collection

Dutch releases
Dutch box sets include:
Star Trek - The Collection
Star Trek - The Movies

French releases
French box sets include:
Star Trek Les Films - Coffret Anniversaire
Star Trek - Les Films L'integrale
Star Trek - L'intégrale Cinéma (1999)
Star Trek - L'intégrale Cinéma (2000)

German releases
German box sets include:
Star Trek - Teil I, II und III
Star Trek - Teil IV, V und VI
Star Trek - Universe Box
Star Trek - Die Kinofilme (two boxes)

Australian releases
Australian box sets include:
The Star Trek Collector's Edition 1
The Star Trek Collector's Edition 2
Star Trek - Limited Edition

Films (VHS)