Find out how to upload songs you have collected over the years to Apple’s server and stream them on all your devices where you use Apple Music.
How to upload personal songs to Apple Music and stream them
Find out how to upload songs you have collected over the years to Apple’s server and stream them on all your devices where you use Apple Music.
Find out how to edit the beginning and closing times of a particular song on Apple Music, so you get to listen only to that favorite part, while skipping the start and end portions.
Go through these quick tips if the album art (also called cover image) of some songs or albums is missing or incorrect in the Music app on your iPhone or iPad running iOS 26.
Go through these tips to cut down the amount of local storage space Apple Music takes up on your iPhone or iPad.
No downloaded songs on Apple Watch means you’ll have to stay close to your iPhone during workouts or stream music directly over cellular data, provided you’ve a cellular model.
If you can’t save songs from Apple Music for offline listening on your Apple Watch, here’s everything you need to do to fix this issue. The solutions here work for watchOS 26 and previous versions.
Apple Music and iTunes Match allow you to upload your own songs from a Mac or Windows PC to iCloud, making them available on all your devices, including your iPhone and iPad. If you want to delete such uploaded songs, you can view them all in one spot and then remove them.
Learn how to turn on and use the new AutoMix feature on Apple Music to seamlessly blend songs and create smooth, DJ-style transitions between tracks.
Learn how to file Apple Music playlists into folders, which can improve organization and allow you to play all songs in sequence on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Learn how to automatically translate Apple Music lyrics and show lyrics pronunciation on your iPhone or iPad to better understand the meaning of foreign songs and sing them correctly.
Learn how to use the new pin feature in the Music app on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Apple TV to stick your most loved songs, playlists, artists, and albums to the top of your music library for fast access.
Learn how to turn on the crossfade feature on your HomePod speaker for seamless transitions between Apple Music songs with no gaps or silence in between.
Switching to Apple Music? Learn how to transfer your library, including playlists, from a compatible service like Spotify or Amazon using Apple's new tool.