Do so on all devices and services, such as iCloud and iTunes, that you're signed into with your current Apple ID, EXCEPT the device you're using to change your Apple ID., It's a gray app with gears (⚙️) that's typically located on your home screen., It's the section at the top of the screen that contains your name and image, if you've added one., It's at the top of the first section., It's a blue link on the right side of the screen next to "REACHABLE AT.", It's the first email address in the list, with the words "Apple ID" in small text just below it.

On some devices, you may need to tap a "-" next to the email address rather than swiping left.
If your Apple ID ends in @mac.com, @me.com, or @iCloud.com, you will not be able to swipe left.
 It's a red button to the right of your Apple ID., You'll be prompted to choose another email address already associated with your Apple ID, if there is one, or to enter a new email address., Use an address that's neither already associated with an Apple ID nor likely to change soon.

If prompted, answer the security questions you set up with your Apple ID or your Apple ID password.
 Apple will send an email with a verification code to your new email address., Look for the message sent by Apple., Type the code from the email message in the spaces that appear on your device's screen., You can now sign back in to your devices and Apple services with your new Apple ID.

If you have two-step verification enabled, tap or click on "Allow" on another device, then enter the six-digit code in the spaces on the screen.
Sign out of Apple ID.
Open Settings.
Tap your Apple ID.
Tap Name, Phone Numbers, Email.
Tap Edit.
Swipe left on your current Apple ID.
Tap Delete.
Tap Continue.
Enter a new email address.
Click on Next.
Check your email.
Enter the verification code.
Sign in with your new Apple ID.
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