Best Christian Kids Video Apps (2026)
Chrissie installed 3 apps on iOS, used each one, and scored them against the same rubric.
Tested hands-on by Chrissie Ankerberg·Updated September 2026·3 apps compared
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Chrissie AnkerbergChicago, Illinois · tested on iOS
“Superbook is a great option to have on hand if you want your kids to interact with the Bible visually and it’s free, so hard to beat.”
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Chrissie Ankerberg is a wife, mother of three, and member of Cityview Community Church in Illinois. She enjoys writing as one of the best ways to work the gospel into her own heart.
Yippee is more affordable, but lacks some of the newer well-known content.
Minno is more expensive, but seems to be the highest quality content and most extensive library.
What none of them do: It would be nice to have an app that includes curated video and audio books.
New to Christian kids videoSuperbook Kids Bible
Church or familySuperbook Kids Bible
Worth paying forMinno
The one to skipNone of them
App reviews
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“Looks like a good app for little kids. There is a combination of shows and it looks like some educational stuff. There is less available for pre teens.”
✓ Would keep using Design 8/10
+Yippee would be the most affordable, but its library is not as robust as Minno TV. But, if you want content beyond the Bible, it’s a more affordable option.
–This does not seem like it has great options for older kids.
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On the designEasy to navigate
What you get freeNothing. I couldn’t access any shows without a trial or subscribing. I could only browse the library.
Did a paywall hit?No, only if I clicked on a show to watch was I prompted to start a trial or get a subscription.
Free trialUnlimited access for 7 days
AgesBroken into preschool through kids ages 9+
LibraryExtensive library. A mix of animated and people. It looks like there is content they produce as well as old content like Veggie Tales. Some of the shows I have seen in other platforms, like RightNow Media
TV appsIt says it’s compatible with iOS, Apple TV, android TV, Amazon Fire, Fire TV, LG, Vizio, Samsung, Roku, Xbox, Google Play and Xumo
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“It appears to have a lot of great content, but you can’t even look around the app without a trial.”
On the fence Design 8/10
+Minno has the most robust library with high quality shows.
–It is more expensive.
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On the designFrom what was previewed it looks nice, but I can’t actually access the app
Did a paywall hit?Yes, immediately prompted to a subscription.
Free trialNot listed as an option
LibraryCouldn’t see without starting
TV appsApple TV, Samsung, LG, Roku, FireTV, Chromecast, Google Play
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70/100hands-on score
“This is a great app for people looking for a video based Bible app for kids. There isn’t content beyond the Bible, but it’s a good option for the Bible.”
✓ Would keep using Design 9/10
+This is a great and free app for kids who are interested in watching interactive Bible stories.
–This app does not have content beyond the Bible, so not a good choice if you’re looking for a variety of content.
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On the designEasy to use, lots of interaction. Even have games for kids to play while waiting for downloads
What you get freeEverything
LibraryAll Superbook content
TV appsGoogle play, Amazon
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Feature comparison13 features compared across 3 apps.
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✓ has feature
✕ confirmed none
? not yet verified
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