A 12-step walkthrough with real screenshots from the live cancel flow.
Cancel on the platform you subscribed on: for web billing go to gopro.com → Account → Subscription → Cancel Subscription; for Apple billing use the Quik app's My Account → Cancel Subscription, which hands off to Apple's subscription sheet. You keep benefits until the end of your paid term, but download your cloud footage first — GoPro deletes everything stored in the GoPro cloud once your subscription expires.
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GoPro's subscription terms are blunt: everything stored in the GoPro cloud is deleted after your subscription expires or is terminated. Before you start the cancel flow, open Quik (or gopro.com media library) and download every video and photo you want to keep to local storage or another cloud service.
GoPro only lets you cancel on the platform you subscribed on, using the email you signed up with. In the Quik app, tap Albums, then the silhouette icon in the top-left, then My Account. Under Billing Info, the Billing Method row and the "You signed up using" line tell you whether you are billed by iOS, Google Play, or GoPro directly (Web). The steps below follow the iOS flow; web and Google Play paths are covered at the end.
Scroll to the Manage Account section at the bottom of the My Account screen and tap Cancel Subscription. Do not tap Delete Account — deleting your GoPro account does not stop an app-store subscription from billing, it just locks you out of managing it.
Quik shows a sheet listing the benefits you will lose: unlimited cloud backup and auto uploads, no-questions-asked camera replacement, premium editing tools, and up to 50% off GoPro accessories. Ignore the black Keep Subscription button and tap the smaller Continue to Cancel link below it.
Next comes a SPECIAL OFFER sheet: "Switch to a yearly plan and save 60% off monthly." The big Upgrade + Save button does not cancel anything — it converts you to annual billing and charges you for a full year. To keep canceling, tap Continue to Cancel at the bottom.
Because the subscription is billed through the App Store, Quik hands you to Apple's Edit Subscription sheet. It shows the GoPro subscription with your price and renewal date. Tap the red Cancel Subscription button — from here Apple, not GoPro, processes the cancellation.
Apple shows a Confirm Cancellation dialog stating the date your service ends — the last day of the billing period you already paid for. Tap Confirm. Not Now abandons the whole flow and leaves the subscription active.
The sheet updates to "You have cancelled your subscription" in red, names the date your subscription ends, and replaces the cancel button with a Renew button showing your old price. Seeing this screen is your confirmation — you keep all subscriber benefits until that end date, then billing stops.
Go to gopro.com, click Account in the top-right corner, and sign in with the email you originally subscribed with. Select Subscription from the toolbar on the left, then Cancel Subscription, and follow the prompts. If there is no Subscription option in your account, you subscribed through the Apple App Store or Google Play and must cancel there instead. Expect a discount offer on the way out — canceling web subscribers are routinely shown 35-50% off to stay.
The Quik app cannot cancel a Google Play subscription. Open Google Play, go to Payments and Subscriptions, tap GoPro Quik, then Cancel Subscription. Google's refund rules apply to Play-billed charges, not GoPro's.
Canceling never refunds the period you are in. But GoPro's own help page says that if your subscription auto-renewed and you want a refund, you should contact GoPro Support — auto-renewal refunds are handled case by case. EU residents can withdraw within 14 days of the initial purchase; in Israel, South Africa, and Turkey you can cancel any time for a prorated refund. For App Store charges, request the refund from Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com instead.
Removing your card or revoking the PayPal authorization does not cancel anything — GoPro keeps trying to bill, marks the account past due, and then blocks the self-serve cancel button entirely. If you are stuck in this state, contact GoPro Support through community.gopro.com to cancel and settle the account. Always cancel first; never just pull the payment method.
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