Apple Music Wrapped: See Your Stats Year-Round

Updated October 21, 2026 · Marquee Guides

Quick answer

There’s no Apple Music Wrapped, or “Apple Wrapped,” by that name. Apple’s equivalent of Spotify Wrapped is Apple Music Replay, which ranks your top songs, artists, and albums every month at replay.music.apple.com, then adds play counts and listening time for your full year in review at the end of the year. For Wrapped-style stats on your phone any day of the year, Marquee’s Library Insights charts your top artists, albums, and genres from your library’s lifetime play counts, and its free Your Week recap turns every week into a shareable card.

At the end of every year, Spotify users fill social feeds with their Wrapped cards while Apple Music users wonder what their own year sounded like. If you switched to Apple Music, you didn’t give up your stats — you just have to know where to look.

Here’s the full picture: what Apple Music Replay gives you, what it doesn’t, and how to get Wrapped-style stats and shareable cards all year instead of once a year.

Apple Music Replay: the official answer

Apple Music Replay is Apple’s version of Wrapped: your top songs, artists, albums, and genres, plus a highlight reel of your year. Unlike Wrapped, it isn’t a one-time event: Replay gives you monthly insights all year, and your Replay playlist is updated weekly.

What Replay lacks is immediacy and depth. It’s a curated recap on Apple’s schedule, not a stats screen you can open after a weekend of heavy rotation, and it doesn’t show play counts for your whole library. For everything Replay shows, device by device, see our Apple Music Replay guide.

Apple Music Replay 2026: monthly now, your full year later

Replay 2026 is already running. Each month gets its own recap of your top songs, artists, and albums, and your Replay 2026 playlist is updated every week, so you don’t have to wait for December to see how the year is shaping up.

The big moment is still the end of the year, when Replay adds your total listening time and play counts and turns the year into a highlight reel to share. That’s your Apple Music year in review, and it’s the closest Apple gets to Wrapped day.

How to see your Apple Music Replay

You can open Replay in the Music app or in any web browser:

  1. In the Music app: open the Home tab and scroll to “Replay: Your Top Music.” Tap it to see your top songs, artists, and albums.
  2. On the web: go to replay.music.apple.com and sign in with the Apple Account you use for Apple Music.

If Replay doesn’t appear, make sure Use Listening History is turned on in Settings → Apps → Music on your iPhone. Replay is built from the listening history that setting records.

Your Week: an Apple Music Wrapped every Sunday

Marquee is a free Apple Music player, and every Sunday evening its Your Week recap summarizes your listening: your hours, your plays, and your top artist. It’s free. Marquee Pro adds deeper tiles, like day-by-day listening bars and your top albums and artists of the week.

Your Week counts from the day you install Marquee, since earlier plays can’t be placed in time, so your first recap arrives the following Sunday.

Four share cards for your week

The best part of Wrapped is posting it, and Your Week has a Share button for exactly that. Tap it and pick a style:

  1. Marquee Sign — a bulb-ringed playbill with your top artists on the bill.
  2. Ticket Stub — a perforated admission ticket with your week’s stats.
  3. Chart Poster — your play count in giant glowing type, plus your artist rankings.
  4. Setlist — the week’s songs taped up like a gig setlist.

Every card is drawn in your theme colors at full story size, so a custom theme carries through to what you post. Sharing your week is free, and it’s one of several features Marquee adds to Apple Music.

How to share your Apple Music stats to Instagram Stories

  1. Download Marquee free from the App Store and connect Apple Music.
  2. On Sunday evening, open Your Week.
  3. Tap Share and pick a card: Marquee Sign, Ticket Stub, Chart Poster, or Setlist.
  4. Choose Instagram from the share sheet and post the card to your story.

Marquee hands the card to the iOS share sheet, so the same card works in Messages or anywhere else that accepts images. Want to share a single song instead? Tap the share button in the player and Marquee turns what’s playing into a story-ready video built around the album artwork — also free.

Library Insights: your stats, live, any day

For numbers that don’t wait for Sunday, Marquee’s Library Insights screen works from the day you install. It reads your library’s lifetime play counts, so years of listening history are already there. Your lifetime totals are free; Marquee Pro unlocks the full charts — top artists, albums, genres, decades, and listening over time — plus windowed ranges like Last Week and Last Month. It’s the closest thing to a Wrapped that never closes.

  1. Open the Library tab in Marquee.
  2. Tap the Library Insights row at the top.
  3. See your lifetime totals free, or go Pro for ranked charts and time ranges.
  4. Want a permanent record going forward? Connect Last.fm and scrobble every play.
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Frequently asked questions

Does Apple Music have a Wrapped?

Not by that name. Apple’s version of Spotify Wrapped is Apple Music Replay, which ranks your top music every month and recaps your year. Marquee adds a weekly recap with shareable cards and live stats you can open any day.

What is Apple’s version of Spotify Wrapped?

Apple Music Replay. It ranks your top songs, artists, and albums for each month in the Music app’s Home tab and at replay.music.apple.com, then adds your listening time and play counts in a year-end recap. Marquee adds a free weekly Your Week recap with shareable cards.

Can I share my Apple Music stats like a Wrapped card?

Yes. Marquee’s Your Week recap has a Share button with four card styles — Marquee Sign, Ticket Stub, Chart Poster, and Setlist — rendered at story size in your theme colors. It works with Instagram Stories and any app that accepts images, and it’s free.

Is there an Apple Wrapped for 2026?

Apple’s version of Wrapped is Apple Music Replay. Replay 2026 already shows your top songs, artists, and albums for each month, and your full year in review, with listening time and play counts, arrives at the end of the year.

Does Apple Music have a monthly Replay?

Yes. Apple Music Replay recaps your top songs, artists, and albums for each month of the year, in the Music app’s Home tab and at replay.music.apple.com. Your full year in review, with listening time and play counts, follows at the end of the year.

When does Apple Music Replay 2026 come out?

Most of it is out already: you get a recap for each month, and your Replay 2026 playlist is updated every week. The year-end recap with your total listening time and play counts arrives at the end of the year. For stats you can check any day before then, Marquee’s Library Insights and weekly Your Week recap are live from the day you install.

Where do I find Apple Music Replay?

Open the Music app’s Home tab and scroll to Replay: Your Top Music, or visit replay.music.apple.com in a browser.

Is Your Week free?

Yes. The Sunday recap with your hours, plays, and top artist is free, and so are the four share cards. Marquee Pro adds deeper tiles like day-by-day listening bars and your top albums and artists of the week.

Do Marquee’s stats include listening from before I installed it?

Your lifetime totals do, because they’re built on the play counts iOS keeps for your library. Time-windowed stats like Last Week and Your Week track from the day you install.