Apple Music is one of the most popular music streaming services right now, and with over 70 million songs available ad-free and access to exclusive playlists and live radio stations, it’s not hard to see why.
However, Apple Music is not for everyone. Maybe you bought a smart speaker that doesn’t support the service, or you’re tempted to save with Spotify’s Duo account. There’s also plenty of exclusive content in other apps, from podcasts on Spotify to full albums on Tidal.
Whether you’re a long-time Apple Music listener looking to switch ships or you’ve ended your free trial, here’s how to cancel your Apple Music subscription.
How to Cancel Apple Music
There are a handful of ways to cancel an Apple Music subscription. Depending on your device, you can follow the steps below.
To cancel Apple Music on an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch:
- Open your settings
- Tap your name
- Tap on “Subscriptions”
- Tap Apple Music
- Tap “Cancel Subscription”
How to cancel Apple Music on Mac:
- Open the App Store
- Click on the login button
- Click View Info
- Click on “Subscriptions”
- Click on “Manage”
- Locate Apple Music and click “Edit”
- Click on “Cancel Subscription”
How to cancel Apple Music on an Apple Watch:
- Open the App Store
- Tap on “Account”
- Tap on “Subscriptions”
- Tap Apple Music
- Tap “Cancel Subscription”
How to cancel Apple Music on an Apple TV:
- Open your settings
- Select “Users & Accounts”
- Select “Subscriptions”
- Choose Apple Music
- Select “Cancel Subscription”
How to Cancel Apple Music on PC:
- Open the iTunes app
- Click on “Account”
- Click View My Account
- Click View Account
- Scroll to “Settings”
- Find “Subscriptions” and click “Manage”.
- Locate Apple Music and click “Edit”
- Click on “Cancel Subscription”
How to cancel Apple Music on Android or Chromebook:
- Open the Apple Music app
- Tap the menu button (three dots)
- Tap on “Account”
- Tap on “Manage Membership”
It’s important to note that your Apple Music subscription will automatically renew unless you cancel it. Therefore, follow these instructions before your free trial ends to avoid being charged.
If you pay for your subscription, you can continue listening to your account until your next billing date. If you cancel during the trial period, you risk losing access to content immediately. Because of this, you may want to set a reminder to cancel closer to the date if you want to make the most of what the trial has to offer.
Apple recommends that you cancel your trial at least 24 hours before it expires to avoid being charged.
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