Posted on 12/11/26 03:05 am
Reset your Spotify password with your email or username on the login page. If you used Facebook, Google or Apple to sign up, log in with that instead.
Spotify can also email you a login link so you can sign in without a password.
| Signed up with | How to log in |
|---|---|
| Email and password | Email or username, and password |
| Continue with Facebook | |
| Continue with Google | |
| Apple | Continue with Apple |
Using the wrong method can create a new, empty account. If your playlists are missing, log out and try the other methods.
If the email was changed and you cannot get in, contact Spotify support and give the details you know: your username, the original email, payment details for Premium, and when you signed up.
If you were part of a Family plan, the plan manager controls membership. Losing access to your own account does not change their plan, but they may need to invite your recovered account again.
Deleted playlists can often be restored from your account page in a browser, under the section for recovering playlists, for a limited time.
Turn on stronger sign-in options when available and use a password you do not use elsewhere. See Spotify 2FA.
Try every address you own, including old ones. The Spotify receipts in your inbox, from Premium payments, show which email the account uses. If you paid through Apple, Google or a mobile carrier, that bill can help Spotify support find the account.
If you closed your account, Spotify sends an email with a link to reactivate it, valid for a limited time. After that the account and its playlists are gone.
Reset the password with your email or username.
You may have used a different login method.
Contact Spotify support with account details.
Related: Spotify 2FA · delete Spotify · Spotify code not working.
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