What is the name of the end credits song of The Incredibles?

The end-credits song of The Incredibles is “The Incredits.”

The instrumental track was composed by Michael Giacchino, who wrote the film’s entire orchestral score. Its title is a playful blend of “Incredibles” and “credits,” matching the movie’s stylized retro-spy presentation. The cue plays over the closing credits and gives the film a brisk, celebratory musical send-off after the family defeats Syndrome and the Omnidroid.

Giacchino’s score was designed to sound like a 1960s action or espionage soundtrack, with prominent brass, driving percussion, and sweeping orchestral writing. Director Brad Bird wanted the music to fit the film’s retro-futuristic world, so the recording emphasized an older analog sound rather than a sleek modern production style.

“The Incredits” is sometimes confused with “The Glory Days,” another prominent cue from the soundtrack, or with the film’s main theme. “The Glory Days” accompanies the superheroes’ earlier action, while “The Incredits” is specifically the closing cue. The soundtrack was released by Walt Disney Records shortly before the film opened.