If you've been exploring different music streaming services and wondering about your personal favorites, you're in for a treat! Apple Music makes it really easy to check out your top songs. Whether you're using the app, the website, or even iTunes, you can find out which tracks you love the most.
In this article, I'll help you discover how to see your top songs on Apple Music. And if you're a subscriber, there's a cool feature called Apple Music Replay that shows you your favorite tunes from the past year. It's like taking a little trip down memory lane with the songs that have been on your repeat list!
So, if you're ready to dive in and see which songs have been stealing the spotlight in your playlists, let's get started! I'll walk you through everything you need to know to uncover those top tracks that deserve a spot on your playlist.
Part 1. How to View Your Personal Top Songs on Apple Music
Apple Music makes it easy to see which songs have shaped your listening habits over time with the brand-new All-Time playlist, added to the existing yearly and monthly top songs for a complete Apple Music history. These playlists collect your most-played tracks across months, years, or your entire listening history.
The All-Time playlist, introduced in mid-June, is a fun way to scroll through tracks you might not have listened to in months. You can rediscover old favorites, create new playlists from them, and add the playlist to your library anytime.
To View Your All-Time Top Songs:
- Open the Apple Music app on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
- Go to the Listen Now tab.
- Scroll down to Replay: Your Top Music, where you'll find playlists showing your top songs for all time, yearly, or monthly. Select any playlist to explore top songs from that timeframe.
- Tap or click the playlist to open it - it contains your most-played songs across months or years.
- Tap Add to Library to save the playlist for easy access.
- Listen to your favorites, create new playlists from them, or share them with friends.
Note: The playlist does not show individual play counts. For that, use the web-based Replay stats (see Part 2).
Part 2. How to Check How Many Times You've Played a Song on Apple Music
Replay playlists don't show exact play counts. If you're curious about exactly how often you've played certain tracks, you'll need your Replay report. It tracks your listening habits and, unlike the playlists, provides a full report with detailed statistics - including total listening time and play counts - explaining why those songs are your top tracks.
When I checked my Replay stats recently, one of my favorite songs had been played far more times than I expected - definitely an eye-opener and a fun detail to share with friends.
Note: Replay reports are only accessible for a few months after release. If you miss the deadline, you'll only have your Replay playlists.
To Use Replay on the Web:
- Open a web browser and go to replay.music.apple.com.
- Sign in with the Apple ID linked to your Apple Music account.
- Click Get Started to access your personalized listening statistics.
- Scroll down to see metrics, including:
- Total number of songs played
- Most-listened-to artists
- Total listening hours
- Milestones, like reaching 10,000 minutes streamed
- Your top songs for each year or month
- At the bottom, find Your Replay Mix, which contains your top 100 songs for the year. Click Open in Apple Music to add it to your library.
- You can share your stats via screenshots or screen recordings.
To See Play Counts for Individual Top Songs:
- Open the Apple Music app or visit replay.music.apple.com and sign in.
- Look for the Your Top Songs section to find your most-played tracks.
- Next to each song title, you'll see the number of times you've played it.
- Explore your top artists, albums, and total listening hours within your Replay stats.
Part 3. How to Explore Apple Music's Top Songs Charts
Want to see what's trending beyond your own library? The Top Songs charts show what listeners worldwide - or in your country - are playing most. Updated daily, these charts include songs, albums, and playlists, making it easy to discover new favorites.
I often scroll through these charts to see what's hot in other countries - it's a simple way to find tracks I might have missed otherwise. You can tap any song to play it, check out the artist, or add it directly to your library.
To Explore Top Songs Charts:
- Open the Apple Music app (iPhone, iPad, or Android) or visit music.apple.com.
- Go to Browse.
- Scroll down and select Charts to see global and country-specific rankings for songs, albums, and music videos:
- Top Songs
- Weekly Hot 100
- Top Playlists
- Top Albums
- Top Videos
- Tap any chart to play songs, view artists, or add tracks to your library.
Tip: Explore regional charts to discover trending hits in specific countries. To view a specific country's Top 100 (e.g., USA), you may need to search for it in the app or web player.
Part 4. Extra Ways to Track and Analyze Your Apple Music Top Songs (With Detailed Stats)
For a deeper look into your listening stats, apps like Stats.fm work with Apple Music to help you explore top tracks, artists, albums, and more. After granting the necessary permissions, the app organizes your streaming data into easy-to-read charts, letting you spot trends over weeks, months, or years.
To Track and Analyze Your Apple Music Top Songs:
- Download Stats.fm for Apple Music from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
- Open the app and log in with your Apple Music credentials.
- Go to the Profile section to view detailed stats, including:
- Top Tracks
- Top Artists
- Top Albums
- Top Genres
Tip: You can view stats for the last 4 weeks, 6 months, or all time. Some more detailed stats may require a subscription.
Part 5. How to Save Your Apple Music Top Songs Forever for Free
While Apple Music Replay is unique for subscribers, there are also exclusives to download all the Top Songs from Apple Music in this article - ViWizard Apple Music Converter. It can convert all the protected Apple Music tracks to MP3, AIFF, FLAC, M4A or WAV and more. Once the Top Songs are converted, you can keep them in the Apple Music library forever even the subscription is expired later.

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Part 6. Best Tips for Discovering More Top Songs on Apple Music
If you want to find new top songs on Apple Music, you don't have to wait until October for your Replay report. Here are some easy ways to discover your next favorite tracks.
Tip 1: Keep Listening to Apple Music
One simple tip is to keep listening. The more music you explore, the better Apple Music gets at suggesting songs you might like. The platform learns from what you play and recommends tracks that match your tastes. So, don't be afraid to try out different genres or revisit songs you love.
Tip 2: Create Smart Playlists
Creating Smart Playlists is also a great idea. You can set specific rules for these playlists, such as "most played" or "recently added." This helps you organize your music and find hidden gems you might have missed.
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