How to change Apple ID password?

Changing your Apple ID password on your devices will help us improve the security of your Apple account. Then you can choose difficult-to-guess, complex password characters for your Apple ID account. To change your Apple ID password, users can do it on many different devices and the password is synchronized immediately. The following article will guide you to change your Apple ID password.

Instructions to change Apple ID password on iPhone

Step 1:

On the iPhone interface, click on your Apple account . Next, click on Password and Security .

How to change Apple ID password?
How to change Apple ID password?

Step 2:

Switch to the password management interface for your Apple ID account. We continue to click on Change Password at the top of the interface to change the Apple ID password on iPhone.

How to change Apple ID password?

Step 3:

If you use the iPhone security method, you will be asked to enter it to continue. Then the interface will be displayed to enter the new Apple ID password . After you fill it in, an OTP verification code will be sent to the phone number to fill in and confirm the change of Apple ID password.

How to change Apple ID password?
How to change Apple ID password?

How to change Apple ID account password on computer

Step 1:

First, log in to the Apple website at the link below and click the Login button to log in to your account.

How to change Apple ID password?

Step 2:

We enter our Apple ID and account password to log in to Apple ID on the computer.

How to change Apple ID password?

Then you will need to enter the OTP verification code sent to your phone number when you use 2-layer security for your Apple ID account .

How to change Apple ID password?

Step 3:

Go to your Apple ID account management interface, click on Password to change your Apple ID password.

How to change Apple ID password?

Step 4:

Here, the user will enter the current Apple ID password and then enter the new Apple ID password they want to change. Below, select the option to sign out of all devices that are logged into the Apple ID account.

How to change Apple ID password?

Instructions to retrieve Apple ID password when forgotten

Step 1:

In case we forget our Apple ID password, there will be a separate website for you to use.

At this interface we will enter our Apple ID.

How to change Apple ID password?

In case you have forgotten your Apple ID, click on the Find button, then fill in the information as shown below to find your Apple ID.

How to change Apple ID password?

Step 2:

Next, enter the phone number you used to connect to your Apple ID account.

How to change Apple ID password?

Step 3:

In the new interface, you select the Apple device to reset your Apple ID password. Here you will choose how you will reset the password for your Apple ID account and follow the instructions in each section.

How to change Apple ID password?

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