Forgot your Apple ID password? Learn how to find it on iPhone, Mac, or PC â by checking saved passwords or resetting it through trusted devices.
In most cases, Apple does not allow you to view your Apple ID password directly from your account settings. This security measure helps protect your personal data, purchases, iCloud content, and other sensitive information associated with your Apple account.
However, if your Apple ID password has been saved on a trusted device, you may be able to view it through the Passwords app on an iPhone or iPad, Safari's saved passwords, or Keychain Access on a Mac.
If you've forgotten your Apple ID password but don't want to reset it, there are a few ways to check your Apple ID password on a trusted device.
If your Apple ID credentials have been saved on your iPhone, you may be able to view the password through the Passwords app. Learn how to retrieve Apple ID password from iPhone below:
1. Open the Settings app on your iPhone. Scroll down and tap Apps > Passwords (or simply Passwords on some iOS versions).
2. Authenticate using Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode.
3. Use the search bar to look for apple.com, icloud.com, or the email address associated with your Apple ID. Tap the matching entry to view the saved account details.
4. Select Password to reveal the saved Apple ID password.
If you've previously signed in to Apple services through Safari on Mac and allowed the browser to save your login credentials, learn how to find Apple ID password on Mac below:
1. Open Safari on Mac and press Command + Comma.
2. Click Passwords from the top and authenticate using Macâs password or Touch ID.
3. Use the search box to look for apple.com, icloud.com, or your Apple ID email address. Select the matching entry from the results.
4. In the right-hand window, take your mouse pointer over the Password field to reveal it. You can also right-click and choose Copy Password.
For users who need a more convenient solution, a dedicated iOS password management tool such as FoneTool Unlocker can help access and manage passwords stored on Apple devices from a PC.
Learn how to find Apple ID password on computer below:
1. Download, install, and launch FoneTool Unlocker on your Windows PC. On the main interface, click Password Management in the bottom-right corner.
2. In the next window, click Start Scan.
3. Connect your iPhone to the computer using a USB cable, then unlock your iPhone and tap Trust This Computer on your iPhone.
4. Return to FoneTool Unlocker and select Computer is Trusted.
5. Click Continue Scan to start the scanning process. After the scan finishes, select View Password.
6. Then click Apple ID from the left panel to reveal your Apple ID password.
If you can't find your Apple ID password on any of your devices, resetting it is the quickest way to regain access to your account.
If you're signed in to your Apple ID on an iPhone or iPad, you can change your password without needing to visit Apple's website. Follow the steps below to reset Apple ID password:
1. Open the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad and tap your name at the top of the screen.
2. Select Sign-In & Security. Then tap Change Password.
3. Enter your device passcode when prompted. Type a new Apple ID password.
4. Confirm the new password and tap Change or Continue.
If you have a Mac that's already signed in to your Apple ID, you can reset a forgotten password directly from System Settings. Follow the guidance below:
1. From the Apple menu, choose System Settings (or System Preferences on older macOS versions).
2. Click your Apple ID name at the top of the sidebar, choose Sign-In & Security and click Change Password.
3. Enter your Mac administrator password or use Touch ID when prompted. Then create a new Apple ID password.
4. Re-enter the new password to confirm it. Click Change or Continue to save the update.
If you don't have access to a trusted iPhone, iPad, or Mac, you can still reset your Apple ID password with help from Apple Support. You can borrow an Apple device from a friend or family member, then follow the instructions below:
1. Download the Apple Support app on the borrowed Apple device.
2. Open the app and choose Reset Password in the âSupport Toolsâ section.
3. Tap Help Someone Else.
4. Enter your Apple Account email address or phone number and tap Continue. Then follow the onscreen instructions to reset your password.
Finding your Apple ID password isn't always a one-size-fits-all process. Depending on your device, account access, and available recovery information, you may need a different solution. The following guides cover the most common situations:
đ Recover Apple ID Without a Phone Number
If you've lost access to the trusted phone number linked to your Apple ID, standard password recovery methods may not work. Fortunately, Apple provides alternative account recovery options that can help verify your identity and regain access. Check out our detailed guide on how to recover Apple ID without a phone number to explore available recovery methods and avoid getting locked out of your account.
đ Find Apple ID Password on an iPad
Many users stay signed in to their Apple ID on an iPad for years and forget their password until they need it for purchases, device setup, or security changes. If you're using an iPad and need to locate or verify your Apple ID credentials, our guide on how to find Apple ID password on iPad walks you through several practical methods, including checking saved passwords and account settings.
đ Find Apple ID Password in Keychain
Apple's iCloud Keychain can securely store account credentials across your devices, making it one of the easiest places to look when you've forgotten a password. If you use Keychain on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac, learn how to find Apple ID password in Keychain and discover how to access saved login information safely.
đ Find Your iCloud Password
Although Apple ID and iCloud accounts typically share the same login credentials, users often search specifically for their iCloud password when accessing backups, photos, files, or cloud services. Our dedicated guide on how to find iCloud password explains where to check saved passwords, how to recover access, and what to do if you can no longer remember your credentials.
1. Is my Apple ID password the same as my iCloud password?
In most cases, yes. Apple ID and iCloud services use the same account credentials. The password you use to sign in to your Apple ID is generally the same password used for iCloud, App Store purchases, Apple Music, and other Apple services.
2. Can I find my Apple ID password without resetting it?
Yes, if the password has been previously saved in iCloud Keychain, the Passwords app, or a password manager. Otherwise, Apple does not provide a way to reveal an unknown password, and you may need to reset it.
3. How do I find my Apple ID email address if I forgot it?
You can check your Apple ID email address in Settings on your iPhone or iPad, System Settings on your Mac, or through Apple's account recovery tools. Devices already signed in to your account usually display the associated Apple ID.
4. Will resetting my Apple ID password delete my data?
No, resetting your Apple ID password does not delete your photos, files, apps, or other data stored in iCloud. However, you may need to sign in again on your Apple devices and services using the new password.
5. How to find Apple ID password on iPod Touch?
If your Apple ID password is saved in iCloud Keychain on your iPod Touch, you can view it in Settings > Passwords after verifying with your device passcode. If not saved, Apple doesn't allow viewing it directlyâyou'll need to reset the password using Apple's account recovery or a trusted device.
Now you know how to find Apple ID password without resetting it. You can check the saved Apple ID password in Passwords app, Safari, or using a trusted password management tool - FoneTool Unlocker.
If the password isn't stored anywhere, Apple provides several secure recovery options. You can reset your Apple ID password directly from a trusted iPhone, iPad, or Mac, or use Apple's account recovery tools. Just choose the method that best fits your needs.