How to create an iCloud account

iCloud is a free cloud-based service designed to store and sync user data on Apple devices. Thus, it keeps your phone backups, remembers your system settings, downloads, purchases, and subscriptions, syncs media files (everything from videos and photos to audio), and much more. Since iCloud is fully integrated with the Apple ecosystem, you can’t enjoy all the functionality of your device without an account. What’s more, the service allows you to create multiple profiles for your iPhone. So, how to make a new iCloud account? Our guide outlines the easiest steps for any device, including Apple phone, iPod, iPad, Mac, and PC.

How to make an iCloud account on your iPad, iPod, and iPhone

It’s impossible to access iCloud if you don’t have an Apple ID. And the below-listed instructions will let you create an Apple ID login with no hassle. Therefore, the most convenient and quick option is to:

• Open Settings on any of your Apple devices.
• Hit Sign in to your iPhone (if you don’t see this option, log out of your active Apple ID).
• Hit the link saying Don't have an Apple ID.
• Spot the option to Create your new Apple ID and hit it.

• Type in your name and hit Next.
• Provide your email address or come up with a new one.
• Create your new password and hit Next.
• Indicate your phone number and then tap on Continue.

• Verify your number.
• Read the terms and pick Agree.
• Finally, indicate your phone passcode to end the process.

How to create a new iCloud account on web

If the previous method doesn’t work, the Apple ID website is your way to go. What’s more, this option is good for any device, so you can follow the presented algorithm to create an Apple ID account not just with your phone or iPad but also with a PC or Mac.

• Head to the UNKNOWN TAG — ins and pick Create Apple ID (located in the upper corner).

• Fill in all the fields with your details.

• Once you get to the bottom of the page, check the boxes to receive your preferred Apple Updates and tap Continue.
• Verify your number and email, and you’re done!

• Now, you can use this newly-made Apple ID login to access your account in iCloud, iTunes, and any other Apple services.