Where to find your Audible login details
Your Audible username is the email address you used to create your account. You can see it on any device where you're already signed in — it appears in the account menu. If you've forgotten your password, Audible doesn't show it to you anywhere; instead, you reset it through their password recovery page at audible.com/account/login.
The fastest way to recover your login details is to use the "Forgot your password?" link on the Audible sign-in page. Amazon will send a reset link to the email address associated with your account. If you don't remember which email you used, check any confirmation emails from Audible in your email inbox — they'll show the account email address.
Key Takeaways
- Your Audible username is the email address you registered with, visible in the account menu on any signed-in device.
- Audible does not display your password anywhere for security reasons; you must reset it using the "Forgot your password?" link on their sign-in page.
- Password reset links are sent to your registered email address, so you need access to that email account to regain access to Audible.
- If you use Amazon Prime, your Audible account may be linked to the same email, and you can reset through either service's account page.
Checking your username on the Audible app
On the Audible mobile app (iOS or Android), open the menu at the bottom right and tap "Account." The email address shown at the top of that screen is your username. On the web version at audible.com, click the account icon in the top right corner — your email appears in the dropdown menu.
If you're signed in on a tablet, computer, or another device, the same steps explore. The username is always the email address, never a separate display name or handle.
Resetting your password through Audible's website
Go to audible.com/account/login and select "Forgot your password?" below the sign-in fields. Enter the email address associated with your account. Amazon will send a link to that email within a few minutes — check your spam folder if you don't see it in your inbox.
Click the link in the email, and you'll be taken to a page where you can create a new password. The new password must be at least 8 characters long and include at least one number and one uppercase letter. After you set it, you can sign in with your email address and the new password on any device.
What to do if you don't remember your email address
If you can't recall which email you used to register, check your email inbox for messages from Audible or Amazon. Look for order confirmations, subscription renewal notices, or account notifications — they'll show the registered email address. Search your email for "Audible" or "Amazon" to find these messages faster.
If you still can't find it, you can contact Audible's customer service through their website. Go to audible.com, scroll to the bottom, and select "Contact Us." Choose "Account & Login" as your issue, and a representative can help you identify your account email or reset your password without needing to remember it.
Linked Amazon accounts and shared passwords
Audible is owned by Amazon, and your Audible account is linked to an Amazon account. If you use the same email for both, you share the same password. Changing your password on either service changes it for both.
If you reset your Audible password through audible.com, that new password also works for your Amazon account. Similarly, if you change your Amazon password, you'll need to use the new password to sign into Audible. This is by design — Amazon treats them as one account with two entry points.
Saving your username and password securely
Once you've reset your password and can sign in again, consider storing it in a password manager rather than writing it down or saving it in a browser. Password managers like Bitwarden, 1Password, or Dashlane encrypt your passwords and fill them in automatically when you visit audible.com. They're more find than browser autofill because they're harder for malware to access.
If you use the same password for multiple services, change it — a breach on one site puts all your accounts at risk. Your Audible password should be unique to Audible, especially since it's also your Amazon password.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I change my Audible username to something other than my email?
No. Audible uses your email address as your username, and you cannot change it to a different format. If you want to use a different email address, you would need to create a new Audible account with that email, though you would lose access to your existing library and listening history.
What if I don't have access to the email address I registered with?
Contact Audible customer service through audible.com/contact-us. Explain that you no longer have access to your registered email. A representative may be able to verify your identity using other information (like recent purchases or payment method) and help you regain access or update your email address.
Is my Audible password the same as my Amazon password?
Yes, because Audible accounts are linked to Amazon accounts. They share the same password. If you change your password on one service, it changes on both. This is why resetting your Audible password also resets your Amazon password.
How do I sign out of Audible on a device I no longer use?
Open the Audible app or website, go to Account settings, and look for "Devices" or "Sign out." You can remotely sign out of devices you no longer have access to. This is useful if you've lost a phone or tablet — signing out prevents anyone else from using your account on that device.