Where Did iTunes Go in macOS Catalina and Later Versions?

Learn where iTunes went in macOS Catalina and how Apple Music, Podcasts, and TV apps replaced its features.

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iTunes has been replaced in macOS Catalina (10.15) and later versions by three new apps: Apple Music, Apple Podcasts, and Apple TV. Your music library in iTunes is now available in the Apple Music app, and you can purchase music in the iTunes Store section within the Apple Music app. Podcasts have moved to the Apple Podcasts app, and you can find TV shows and movies in the Apple TV app. Existing iTunes gift cards and credits are still valid.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What happened to iTunes in macOS Catalina? In macOS Catalina and later versions, iTunes was replaced by three separate apps: Apple Music for music, Apple Podcasts for podcasts, and Apple TV for video content.
  2. Where is my iTunes music library now? Your iTunes music library has been migrated to the Apple Music app, where you can still access all your previously purchased and imported music.
  3. Can I still use my iTunes gift cards? Yes, existing iTunes gift cards and credits remain valid and can be used in the Apple Music app's iTunes Store section.
  4. How do I access podcasts after iTunes was replaced? Podcasts are now accessible via the Apple Podcasts app, which organizes and plays all your subscribed shows separately from music.