Mark items as favorites in Apple Music on iPhone

You can mark items as “favorites” in Music to make them easier to find. If you subscribe to Apple Music, you can get notifications on new releases from your favorite artists, and easily get back to their music from the Home tab.

Add favorite playlists, artists, albums, and songs

  1. Go to the Music app on your iPhone.

  2. Do any of the following:

    • Add a favorite playlist: Touch and hold a playlist or tap the More button when viewing a playlist, then tap Favorite.

    • Add a favorite artist: Go to an artist page, then tap the Favorite button at the top of the screen.

      When you mark an artist as a favorite, they appear below Favorite Artists in Home, and their music is recommended more often.

    • Add a favorite album: Touch and hold an album, then choose Favorite. Or tap an album, tap the More button, then tap Favorite.

    • Add a favorite song: Touch and hold a song or tap the More button next to a song, then tap Favorite. Or on the Now Playing screen, tap the Favorite button.

      When you mark a song as a favorite, it appears in the Favorite Songs playlist. To view that playlist, tap Library, then tap Playlists.

You can easily find favorite items in your music library. Tap Library, choose Playlists, Artists, Albums, or Songs, tap the Filter button, then choose Favorites.

Remove playlists, artists, albums, and songs as favorites

  1. Go to the Music app on your iPhone.

  2. Tap Library, choose Playlists, Artists, Albums, or Songs, tap the Filter button, then choose Favorites.

  3. Touch and hold a playlist, artist, album, or song, then tap Undo Favorite.

Tip: To add songs to your library when you make them a favorite, go to Settings  > Apps > Music, then turn on Add Favorite Songs.

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