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How to Cancel MyFitnessPal Subscription: Official Steps
Step-by-step instructions to cancel MyFitnessPal Premium on the web, iOS and Google Play, plus what happens to data, billing, and account after cancellation.
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How to cancel MyFitnessPal through the correct billing owner
Web cancellation
Cancel MyFitnessPal through Web
1Open the account that owns Premium
In a desktop or mobile browser, go to myfitnesspal.com and sign in with the same email and password you use in the app. Confirm that you see Premium features on your account so you know you are managing the subscription that is actually being billed.
2Open Premium or subscription settings
From the top navigation bar, click “My Home,” then select “Premium” to open the Premium details page. On that page, look to the upper-right corner and choose “Subscription Settings” to view controls for your Premium renewal.
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3Choose Cancel renewal
Within Subscription Settings, locate the Auto-Renewal option and change it from “On” to “Off.” This turns off the next recurring charge so your Premium subscription will simply end at the conclusion of the current billing period.
4Keep the expiration confirmation
After you switch Auto-Renewal off, confirm that the page now indicates Premium will end or expire at the current period’s end rather than renew. Consider taking a screenshot or saving any on-screen confirmation so you have a record that renewal has been canceled.
iOS cancellation
Cancel MyFitnessPal through iOS
1Open Settings
On your iPhone or iPad, open Apple’s built-in Settings app, which has a gray gear icon. Stay in Settings rather than opening the MyFitnessPal app, because Apple manages subscriptions at the device level.
2Tap your name
At the top of the Settings menu, tap your name or Apple ID banner to open your Apple account settings. If you are not signed in, sign in with the Apple ID that you used when you purchased MyFitnessPal Premium.
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3Open Subscriptions
In your Apple ID settings, choose “Subscriptions.” On some devices, you may need to tap “Media & Purchases” first and then find Subscriptions. This screen lists all active and expired subscriptions tied to your Apple ID.
4Choose MyFitnessPal
Scroll through your Active subscriptions and tap “MyFitnessPal.” This opens the subscription details Apple maintains for your Premium plan, including renewal status and available options.
5Tap Cancel Subscription and confirm
On the MyFitnessPal subscription screen, use Apple’s “Cancel Subscription” option and follow the on-screen prompts until the status shows as canceled or set to expire at the end of the current term. Keep any confirmation email Apple sends for your records.
Google Play cancellation
Cancel MyFitnessPal through Google Play
1Open Google Play
On your Android device, open the Google Play Store app instead of the MyFitnessPal app. You will manage the subscription in Google Play because that is where the Android Premium purchase is billed.
2Open Payments & subscriptions
In Google Play, tap your profile icon to open the account menu, then choose the area that manages billing and subscriptions. On many devices this menu is labeled “Payments & subscriptions,” and it leads to your saved payment methods and recurring charges.
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3Open Subscriptions
From the billing menu, select “Subscriptions.” This shows all active subscriptions linked to the Google account currently signed in to Google Play, including any MyFitnessPal Premium plan purchased on this account.
4Choose MyFitnessPal
In the Subscriptions list, tap “MyFitnessPal” to open the subscription details managed by Google Play. Review the renewal date and plan information so you understand when the next charge would occur.
5Tap Cancel subscription and confirm
Use the “Cancel subscription” option at the bottom of the MyFitnessPal subscription screen and follow Google Play’s prompts until it shows the subscription as canceled or set to expire. Save any email or on-screen confirmation from Google as proof that billing will stop.
Refund policy
MyFitnessPal Premium refunds and billing rules
MyFitnessPal treats Premium purchases as generally non-refundable, and refund authority may rest with Apple or Google for in-app purchases. Canceling stops future renewals but normally does not generate a pro-rated refund for the time remaining in the current billing period.
Check my refund options- Premium payments are final by default
- The Terms of Service state that all purchases of Premium Services are final and non-refundable, except at MyFitnessPal’s sole discretion. Users should therefore assume that canceling will prevent only future charges, not return money already paid for the current subscription term.
- Platform determines who can review refunds
- MyFitnessPal’s help articles explain that iOS subscriptions are fully controlled by Apple and that only Apple can assist with cancellations or refunds. For Android and website purchases, MyFitnessPal directs users either to Google’s resources or to its own support request form for further review.
- Regional 14-day cooling-off right outside the U.S.
- For customers residing outside the United States, the Terms note that you may be entitled to change your mind and receive a full refund within fourteen days of signing up for Premium. This statutory withdrawal right is described as region-specific and not universal.
- Cancellation timing and continued access
- According to the Terms, canceling or downgrading takes effect at the end of the current billing period, and you continue to have access to Premium through that date. This means there is no standard pro-rated refund for unused days; instead, access continues until the period naturally ends.
- Free trials turn into paid plans if not canceled
- MyFitnessPal explains that if you start a free trial for Premium and do not cancel before the trial period ends, your access automatically continues and the applicable Premium fee is charged to your saved payment method. Once canceled, you cannot resume any unused portion of the same free trial.
If you believe you qualify for a refund or see unexpected charges, gather your purchase receipts and determine whether billing came from Apple, Google Play, or MyFitnessPal’s website, then contact that platform’s support or submit a request through MyFitnessPal’s help center for Android or web purchases. Submit a support request to MyFitnessPal
Billing platform
Use the same place you paid to cancel Premium
MyFitnessPal ties each Premium subscription to the platform where you upgraded. Knowing which platform bills you is essential, because you must cancel on that same platform for renewal changes to work.
Web, iOS, and Android bill separately
MyFitnessPal explains that Premium upgrades made on the website are processed by its payment partner (such as Stripe), upgrades on iOS are billed through Apple’s App Store, and Android upgrades are billed through Google Play. Each billing source has its own subscription controls.
Cancellation must match the purchase platform
The cancellation help article states that you must send your cancellation request through the same platform you originally paid on. If you upgraded on iOS, you cancel in Apple’s subscription settings; if you upgraded on the website, you cancel in MyFitnessPal’s web Subscription Settings.
MyFitnessPal cannot cancel Apple or Google Play charges
For iOS and Android purchases, MyFitnessPal notes that only Apple or Google can access those in-app payment records. Their help articles direct you to Apple Support for iTunes-billed subscriptions and to Google’s support resources or to Google Play controls for Android subscriptions.
Switching billing platforms requires canceling first
Because billing is tied to where you upgraded, MyFitnessPal’s documentation indicates that to move from, for example, Apple billing to direct web billing, you cancel auto-renewal on the original platform and, after that term ends, start a new Premium subscription on the desired platform.
After cancellation
What changes when MyFitnessPal Premium ends
Canceling MyFitnessPal Premium stops future renewals but does not immediately remove access. Understanding what happens at and after the end of your billing period helps you plan exports and account usage.
Cancellation takes effect at period end
MyFitnessPal’s Terms of Service explain that canceling or downgrading a subscription takes effect at the end of the current billing period. Until then, you keep access to all Premium Services for the remainder of the paid month or year.
Account continues as a free subscription
When your Premium subscription ends, the Terms state that your account remains active and becomes a free subscription. You can keep logging food, exercise, and progress in MyFitnessPal without ongoing Premium fees.
Existing data and history are preserved
MyFitnessPal’s Premium overview notes that everything accumulated in your account—friends, favorite foods, and diary history—stays as you built it, even as features change between free and Premium tiers. Canceling Premium therefore changes features, not your underlying logged history.
Premium-only tools stop after expiry
Features described as part of Premium, such as advanced nutrition analysis and other enhanced tools, remain available only while your subscription is active. After your billing period ends and the account reverts to free, access to those Premium features is removed.
Account vs. billing
Cancel Premium without deleting your account
MyFitnessPal clearly distinguishes between canceling a paid subscription, deleting the app, and permanently deleting your account. Treat these as separate actions so you do not accidentally lose access or fail to stop billing.
Cancelling Premium is not deleting your account
The Terms explain that when Premium ends, your account remains and becomes a free subscription. You can still sign in and use MyFitnessPal with your existing login, even though the Premium features stop at the end of the billing period.
Deleting the app does not cancel billing
MyFitnessPal warns that deleting the app from your device does not cancel your subscription. You must cancel through the platform where you subscribed—Apple, Google Play, or the MyFitnessPal website—to stop future charges.
Account deletion is permanent and separate
The account deletion help article states that once you delete your MyFitnessPal account, it cannot be recovered. The Terms also note that deleting your account may not end your subscription on every platform, so you should cancel any Premium plan before deleting the account.
Data syncs to servers before app removal
MyFitnessPal explains that as long as you have an account, your diary and other data sync to their servers when the app has an internet connection. Before uninstalling the app, check that your information appears correctly on the website so it is not lost with the local app.
Data & exports
Keeping and exporting your MyFitnessPal data
Before or after canceling Premium, you may want a backup of your information or to confirm that it is safely stored. MyFitnessPal explains how data sync works and how Premium users can export their records.
Your diary is stored on MyFitnessPal’s servers
According to MyFitnessPal, if you have an account and the app launches with a working connection on a supported device, your data is automatically backed up to their servers. You can verify this by logging into the website and confirming that your diary and profile show the latest entries.
Premium users can export detailed history
The Data Export FAQ explains that Premium members can export meal nutrition details, progress history, and exercise history into CSV files for use in spreadsheet programs. Exports can be initiated from the iOS app, Android app, or the MyFitnessPal website.
Exporting from the website
To export via the website, log in at myfitnesspal.com, go to “Reports,” and use the Export button. On the export page, choose your date range, confirm the destination email address, and click Export. MyFitnessPal then emails a ZIP file containing separate CSV files for your progress, exercise, and nutrition.
Export before Premium access ends
Because file export is described as a Premium feature, you should request any exports while your subscription is still active. After Premium ends and your account becomes free, that export option may no longer be available even though your underlying data remains in MyFitnessPal.
Refunds & trials
Refund boundaries and free trials
MyFitnessPal’s Terms of Service and billing help make clear that Premium purchases are generally non-refundable, and that refund authority often lies with Apple or Google for in-app purchases. Free trials also follow specific rules.
Premium payments are normally non-refundable
The Terms state that all purchases of Premium Services are final and non-refundable, except at MyFitnessPal’s sole discretion. This means canceling stops future charges, but you should not expect a routine refund for unused time in the current billing period.
Regional 14-day withdrawal right outside the U.S.
For users who reside outside the United States, the Terms explain that you may be entitled to change your mind and receive a full refund within fourteen days of signing up for Premium. This right is described as region-specific and does not apply universally.
Apple and Google control many in-app refunds
MyFitnessPal notes that only Apple can assist with cancellations or refunds for iOS subscriptions, and that Android subscriptions are managed via Google Play’s systems. Their support articles direct you to those platforms for billing disputes on in-app purchases.
Google Play and web issues go to MyFitnessPal support
For Premium purchases made through Google Play or directly on the website, MyFitnessPal’s Premium Purchase help article instructs users to reach out via their support request form. While this does not guarantee a refund, it is the documented escalation path.
Free trials convert if you do not cancel in time
The Terms explain that if you start a Premium free trial and do not cancel before the trial period ends, your access will automatically continue and you will be billed using the payment method you provided. Once canceled, you cannot resume any remaining unused portion of that trial.
Troubleshooting
If you cannot find a cancel option
If the expected cancel or auto-renew controls are missing, it usually indicates a platform mismatch, an account issue, or a technical problem with the page or store app. MyFitnessPal’s guidance points you back to the right billing owner.
Confirm where you originally subscribed
Revisit how you upgraded to Premium. If you upgraded via the website, you should see Subscription Settings under My Home > Premium. If you upgraded in the iOS or Android app, you must look for MyFitnessPal under Apple or Google Play subscriptions, not on the MyFitnessPal website.
Check you are using the correct store account
On iOS and Android, make sure you are signed into the Apple ID or Google account that was used to purchase Premium. If MyFitnessPal does not appear in the Subscriptions list, you may be viewing a different store account that has no active MyFitnessPal billing attached to it.
Try another browser or device for web cancellations
If the Premium Subscription Settings page does not load correctly in your browser, sign in to myfitnesspal.com from a different browser or device and navigate again to My Home > Premium > Subscription Settings. This helps rule out local browser extensions or cache issues.
Escalate purchase problems to support
When billing still looks wrong after you cancel, or when you cannot access the expected subscription controls, MyFitnessPal’s Premium Purchase help article directs you to submit a support request so their team can review your account and advise based on your purchase channel.
Alternatives
Options other than cancelling Premium
Some users want to reduce commitment without immediately leaving MyFitnessPal. Official documentation highlights ways to keep using the service or preserve data while stopping renewal at the right time.
Turn off auto-renew but keep using Premium
Because cancellation only takes effect at the end of your billing period, you can switch auto-renewal off now while continuing to use Premium until the paid term ends. This lets you benefit from current access while ensuring the plan does not renew.
Stay on the free MyFitnessPal plan
When Premium ends, your account automatically becomes a free subscription. You can keep your diary, history, and social connections while using the core tracking features without ongoing Premium charges.
Export data for offline analysis
If you still have Premium access, use MyFitnessPal’s file export feature to download your meal nutrition, progress, and exercise history as CSV files. You can analyze these in tools like Excel or Google Sheets even after your Premium subscription has ended.
Delete your account only after canceling billing
If you want to leave MyFitnessPal entirely, cancel any Premium subscription on the appropriate platform first, then request account deletion. MyFitnessPal warns that account deletion is permanent, and that deleting your account alone may not cancel billing on all platforms.
MyFitnessPal cancellation FAQ
Provider-specific answers based on official sources checked August 10, 2026. Signed-in terms, region, billing owner, and applicable law still control.
Does cancelling MyFitnessPal Premium delete my food diary or other data?
How can I confirm my MyFitnessPal Premium renewal is cancelled?
Will deleting the MyFitnessPal app or my account cancel Premium billing?
When do MyFitnessPal Premium features stop after I cancel?
Can I pause or temporarily stop my MyFitnessPal Premium subscription?
How do I export my MyFitnessPal data before cancelling Premium?
What if MyFitnessPal is missing from my Apple or Google subscriptions list?
Can I move MyFitnessPal Premium billing from Apple or Google Play to the website?
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