Yes. However, depending on your reasons for stopping, it can be a good idea to talk with a healthcare professional first.
If you still need some form of contraception, your doctor might be able to advise you on how to switch birth control safely and effectively.
You’ll also want to talk with a doctor first if you’re on the pill for medical reasons other than pregnancy prevention, such as polycystic ovary syndrome or endometriosis.
If you want to try to get pregnant, it could take some time to conceive after you stop using birth control.
You might experience some uncomfortable effects, like spotting, when you go off the pill, as your body needs to adjust.