It happens. You need to log in, but you’re unsure about your Apple ID password. Before you panic or think about resetting it, let’s explore a couple of ways you can find it quickly—no reset needed. Here’s what you can do, depending on your device.
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How to Check Your Apple ID Password (No Reset Needed)
Method 1: Check Saved Passwords on Your iPhone or iPad
- Open Settings.
- Scroll down and tap Passwords.
- Use Face ID, Touch ID, or enter your device passcode to unlock.
- In the search bar, type Apple.
- If your Apple ID is stored, you’ll see it here. Tap to reveal the password.
- Copy and paste it where needed.
Method 2: Find Password in Chrome (If You Use It)
- Open Google Chrome.
- Tap the three dots in the bottom-right corner.
- Select Passwords from the menu.
- Search for Apple.
- If you’ve saved your password in Chrome, it’ll appear with your username. Tap to reveal or copy it.
If these options don’t show your Apple ID password, you might need to reset it. But don’t worry, it’s a simple process.
How to Reset Your Apple ID Password
If you can’t find your password, you have two straightforward ways to reset it:
Method 1: On Your Device
- Open Settings.
- Tap your name at the top.
- Select Sign-In & Security.
- Tap Change Password.
- Enter your device passcode.
- Create a new password (remember: 8 characters, upper/lowercase letters, and a number).
- Done! Just save it somewhere safe.
Method 2: Using Another Device or Web Browser
- Go to iforgot.apple.com.
- Follow the steps to reset your password by entering your Apple ID email.
- You may need to confirm your identity through your phone number or device passcode.
- Set your new password, and you’re back in business.
Final Tip: Always write your password down or use a secure password manager to avoid these headaches in the future. Passwords can be a pain, but staying prepared saves time.