To find your Apple ID password, the easiest ways are to either check saved passwords on your iPhone or other devices, or reset the password if you cannot retrieve it. How to find your Apple ID password:
- On your iPhone or iPad (iOS 18 or later), open the Passwords app (search for "Passwords" in the search bar). Look for entries labeled Apple or your Apple ID email. If saved, you can view the password by authenticating with Face ID, Touch ID, or your device passcode.
- Check password managers in other apps like Google Chrome by accessing Chrome's Password Manager while logged in to your Google account.
- On Mac, go to System Preferences > Apple ID > Password & Security > Change Password. If you know your current password, you can reset it here.
If you cannot find your password saved on your device or browsers, Apple allows you to reset your Apple ID password:
- Go to iforgot.apple.com on any browser.
- Enter your Apple ID email.
- Follow the prompts to reset the password using trusted device verification, security questions, or recovery email.
- You can also use a recovery key if you have set up two-factor authentication with this feature.
Be sure to save your new password securely after resetting it. In sum, you generally cannot "find" your Apple ID password if not saved anywhere; instead, you reset it through Apple's recovery options. But if saved on your devices or browsers, you can view it through the Password or Password Manager apps on iPhone or Chrome on other devices.
