ℹ️ Sign in with Apple

You can sign into an existing Micro.blog account on the web via Sign in with Apple. Make sure it’s using the same email address as your Micro.blog account.

If you see an error, you may need to reset Micro.blog’s access to your Apple ID. On iOS, tap Settings → your iCloud profile → Password & Security → Sign in with Apple, then find Micro.blog and tap the “Stop using” button.


Micro.blog version 2.3 (but not 3.0 yet) on iOS 13 supports Sign in with Apple. It can be used to sign in to an existing Micro.blog account, or to create a brand new Micro.blog account right from iOS.

If you have an existing Micro.blog account and use Sign in with Apple with the same email address, you’ll be signed in to your current account. If you pick an email address that doesn’t match the email address used in Micro.blog, or if you choose Apple’s private email relay, Micro.blog will create a new account and start a hosted blog trial for you.

A couple things to be aware of:

  • You can have multiple email addresses associated with your Apple ID. When signing in, make sure to pick the one that is used by Micro.blog.
  • If you accidentally create a new Micro.blog account, you’ll want to delete itso that you can sign in to your real account.

When you use Apple’s private email forwarding, Apple gives you a unique email address that forwards to your real email address. To sign in on the web, you will need to use this email address from Apple. You can find it on your iPhone under Settings → click on your name → Password & Security → Apps Using Your Apple ID.