Your Apple ID is the key to a world of possibilities – App Store apps, iCloud magic, Apple Music tunes, and more. But what if you find yourself forgetting the password? Before you rush to hit that “reset” button, take a breath. There are ways to rediscover your Apple ID password without going through the reset process.

How To Find Your Apple Id Password Without Resetting It?

Follow the below steps:

1. Check Your Keychain (For Mac/iOS Users)

On Mac:
- Go to System Preferences > Passwords.
- Unlock with your Mac password.
- Look for “Apple ID” and double-click.
- If the password is saved, it’ll be revealed (uncheck the box to show).
On iOS:
- Navigate to Settings > Passwords (or Passwords & Accounts).
- Search for “Apple ID” and tap it.
- Use your device passcode or Face ID/Touch ID to reveal the password (tap the eye icon).

2. Leverage Trusted Devices

On iPhone/iPad:
- If you receive a six-digit code on your trusted device while signing in, use it along with your Apple ID email to regain access without resetting.
On Mac:
- If you’re signed in on another Mac, approve the sign-in attempt on the locked device with just a click.

3. Remember Your Security Questions

Visit the Apple ID website and click “Forgot Apple ID or password?”
Enter your Apple ID email and select “Answer security questions.”
If you answer correctly, you’ll get instructions to set a new password (not a reset!).

4. Siri to the Rescue (iOS 15+)

Say “Hey Siri, show my passwords.”
Verify with your voice or Face ID.
If your Apple ID is saved, you can view it without going through a reset.

5. Contact Apple Support

If everything else fails, Apple’s support team is your friend.
Reach out through their website or phone, and they’ll guide you through recovery options.

Remember, before you think about resetting, explore these options to find your Apple ID password and keep your digital world smoothly running. Happy unlocking!