Star Trek Beyond/Release/Marketing

On , the cast of Star Trek Beyond announced "To Boldly Go", a charity campaign in partnership with Omaze to benefit nine different children's charities:
* Brave Beginnings (Zoe Saldana)
* Camp Sunshine (Anton Yelchin)
* Direct Relief (Zachary Quinto)
* Heaven Homes (Idris Elba)
* KidsCan (Karl Urban)
* Koreatown Youth & Community Center (John Cho)
* Make-A-Wish (Chris Pine)
* Time is Precious (Simon Pegg)
* St. Jude Children's Research Hospital (Susan Nimoy in honor of Leonard Nimoy)
Those who donated would receive prizes, as well as a greater chance of winning a walk-on part in the film for them and a friend, depending on the amount they give. J.J. Abrams previously announced a similar campaign, "Force for Change", for Star Wars Episode VII. Each week, two of the cast members announced a winner. The winners included Audrianna Davis and friend Summer, Amy and Karen Ackerman, Steven and Nick, Steve Lamb, Linda, and several others. 
Omaze reported on the set visit in late and announced Adam Horwitz as the winner of the walk-on role. 
A trailer for the film was released online on , and premiered in theaters before Star Wars: The Force Awakens. The trailer, which was set to the Beastie Boys' "" as a callback to the 2009 film, drew a mixed response from fans as well as George Takei and Wil Wheaton. Simon Pegg admitted to being surprised by the trailer, speculating "the marketing people [were] saying, 'Everyone come see this film, it's full of action and fun.' When there is a lot more to it than that. I didn't love it because I know there is a lot more to the film." 
A full-length trailer was released on , to mixed reviews, but was better received than the teaser.
There is a four-issue comic book series titled Star Trek: Manifest Destiny, though it is not branded as an official prequel to the film like previous IDW Publishing comics Countdown and Countdown to Darkness. 
Star Trek Beyond is the first film in the franchise not to have a novelization.
Collectible miniatures of starships from the film have been produced by Snapco and more are slated for release by Hallmark and Quantum Mechanix. Ben Robinson, the project manager of the Star Trek: The Official Starships Collection partwork magazine, has announced that Eaglemoss Collections will be producing a USS Enterprise and a USS Franklin from the film as special issues. Another Beyond starship design will also be produced. Additional starship miniature premiums will be included with Paramount Pictures' Amazon.com and Walmart home video releases.
Concept art showing the Franklin has been posted at TrekCore. 
On , it was reported that Paramount had announced the film's international release dates. Thailand would be the first country to show the film, on , and Argentina the last, on . 
On , the first official still photo from the movie was released as part of USA Todays summer film preview. More photos were released later, including after the film's second trailer was released. 
A promotional single was released for the film in America, "", by Rihanna. In China, a different track, "Lost in the Stars" was released by Chinese pop star Zhang Jie (aka Jason Zhang).