I’m a devoted Apple Music user and you’ll be taking the service out of my cold, dead hands. Still, I’ve spent the last few Decembers incredibly jealous of the sea of Spotify rewinds that populated my friends’ social media profiles.
Of course, Apple has always had ways to see the most played songs during specific time periods. But it hasn’t had anything as complete or interesting as what Spotify offers, at least until this year.
I wouldn’t go so far as to say that Replay, Apple Music’s answer to Spotify Wrapped, is quite similar to its traditional competitor. Still, it shows you the basics: your best artists, your best songs, things like that.
Here’s how to get it up and running.
You can do this from the Apple Music app for iOS (or, in fact, from the Apple Music app on Android). To do that:
You can also go directly from your browser:
There is currently no way to export and share the entire report, although can share your Replay playlist from the Listen Now section of the Apple Music app (just like you would with any other playlist); Additionally, if you go to the bottom of your highlight reel on the site, you can share a summary image, including your top minutes, top album, and top song.
Update November 28, 2023 at 10:03 am ET: This article was originally published on November 29, 2022 and has been updated to account for changes to Apple Music.
