If you have more iCloud storage than you need, you can downgrade or cancel your iCloud+ plan.
Before you downgrade or cancel your iCloud+ plan, first download or remove content that exceeds your new storage amount. To make sure that you don't lose any information, learn how to copy what you store in iCloud.
How to downgrade or cancel your iCloud+ plan on your iPhone, iPad, or Apple Vision Pro
How to downgrade or cancel your iCloud+ plan on your Mac
How to downgrade or cancel your iCloud+ plan on your Windows PC
What happens when you downgrade or cancel iCloud+
How to downgrade or cancel your iCloud+ plan on your iPhone, iPad, or Apple Vision Pro
Open the Settings app.
Tap your name.
Tap iCloud.
Tap Manage Account Storage or Manage Storage.
Tap Change Storage Plan.
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Choose a different plan:
To downgrade your plan, choose a new storage amount.
To cancel iCloud+, choose the free 5GB plan.
Tap Done. If you can't tap Done, make sure that you're signed in with the same Apple ID that you use for your iCloud+ plan. You can also try following these steps on a different device. If you still need help, contact Apple Support.
If you downgrade or cancel your iCloud+ plan, the change takes effect after your current subscription billing period ends.1
How to downgrade or cancel your iCloud+ plan on your Mac
Choose Apple menu > System Settings. In macOS Monterey or earlier, choose Apple menu > System Preferences.
Click Apple ID.
Click iCloud.
Click Manage.
Click Change Storage Plan.
Click Downgrade Options.
If prompted, enter your Apple ID password, then click Manage.
Choose a different plan:
To downgrade your plan, choose a new storage amount.
To cancel iCloud+, choose the free 5GB plan.
Click Done. If you can't click Done, make sure that you're signed in with the same Apple ID that you use for your iCloud+ plan. You can also try following these steps on a different device. If you still need help, contact Apple Support.
If you downgrade or cancel your iCloud+ plan, the change takes effect after your current subscription billing period ends.1
How to downgrade or cancel your iCloud+ plan on your Windows PC
Open iCloud for Windows.
Click Manage.
Click Change Storage Plan.
Click Downgrade Options.
Enter your Apple ID password, then click Manage.
Choose a different plan:
To downgrade your plan, choose a new storage amount.
To cancel iCloud+, choose the free 5GB plan.
Click Done. If you can't click Done, make sure that you're signed in with the same Apple ID that you use for your iCloud+ plan. You can also try following these steps on a different device. If you still need help, contact Apple Support.
If you downgrade or cancel your iCloud+ plan, the change takes effect after your current subscription billing period ends.1
What happens when you downgrade or cancel iCloud+
If your iCloud storage exceeds your new storage plan capacity, iCloud won't sync or update your information. iCloud updates again when you increase your storage capacity or delete information to make more space.
If you downgrade to the free iCloud plan, you will no longer have access to iCloud+ features like Hide My Email, Private Relay, and HomeKit Secure Video support.2
If you pay for both Apple One and an iCloud+ plan, you can downgrade or cancel the iCloud+ plan and just use the iCloud+ plan included in Apple One. After you select Change Storage Plan, there might be additional steps before you can downgrade or cancel your storage.
Partial refunds are available where required by law. If you recently changed your iCloud+ plan, contact Apple within 14 days for a refund. Learn how to request a refund.
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