How To Remove Titles From Audible Library

Audible users, take note: managing your library just got a little less cluttered. Steps to remove unwanted titles have shifted, and we're here to guide you through the updated process.

This article provides a clear, concise guide on how to remove audiobooks from your Audible library, addressing a common frustration for many users.

Removing Titles from Your Audible Library: A Step-by-Step Guide

Desktop Method:

1. Visit the Audible website (audible.com) on your computer.

2. Log in to your account.

3. Hover over your name in the navigation bar and select "Account Details".

4. Click "Purchase History". This is where you manage your purchases.

5. Locate the audiobook you wish to remove.

6. Click the "Return this Title" button. Note: You must still have credits available to return the title

7. Select a reason for returning the book. Be honest with Audible.

8. Confirm the return.

9. Now go to your Audible library to see the title has been removed.

Mobile App (Android & iOS):

Unfortunately, the ability to directly remove a title is NOT supported inside the Audible app for Android or iOS. You will need to use the Desktop method.

You can only download or delete downloaded books from your device.

You can, however, manage downloaded content and free up space on your device.

Managing Downloads within the Mobile App:

1. Open the Audible app on your device.

2. Tap "Library" at the bottom of the screen.

3. Locate the audiobook you want to remove from your device.

4. Tap the three dots (menu) next to the title.

5. Select "Remove from Device". This only removes the downloaded file, not the title from your library.

The title will remain in your cloud library for future download.

Audible often updates its platform, so be sure to double-check these steps if you encounter any issues.

Contact Audible support directly for further assistance with complex issues or subscription problems.

Keep an eye on future updates from Audible, as they may introduce new features or modify existing ones.