How to Log Out of Netflix on TV (Remote, Phone, Hotel) 2026

Need to know how to log out of Netflix on TV? Maybe you're leaving a hotel, moving out, selling an old set or switching accounts. Netflix gives you three main routes: sign out with the remote on that TV, sign that one device out from your phone or computer on the Manage Access and Devices page, or sign out of every device at once. This guide walks through all three, plus brand-specific steps when Netflix's Help Center lists a different path.

Every step below comes from Netflix's official Help pages on signing out of a device, fixing a problem on your TV, Samsung, LG, Roku TV, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Google TV, Sony, changing your password, stopping someone from using your account, what a Netflix Household is, Profile Lock PIN and cancelling Netflix. Checked November 7, 2026.

Quick answer

On the TV, open Netflix, press Back on the remote to open the menu, then select your profile icon (top menu) or go to the bottom of the left menu, choose Get Help, then Sign out, then Yes. If you aren't near the TV, open Netflix's Manage Access and Devices page on your phone or computer, tap the down arrow next to that TV and select Sign Out. Stuck without Get Help? Press Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, Up, Up, Up, Up on the remote, then choose Sign out, Reset, Deactivate or Start Over.

Ways to sign out compared

How to log out of Netflix on TV with the remote

For most smart TVs and streaming players, Netflix documents the same in-app path (fix a problem on your TV):

1. Go to the Netflix home screen and press the Back button on your remote to open the menu.
2. If the menu is at the top: go left to your profile icon, select Get Help, then Sign out, then Yes.
3. If the menu is on the left: go to the bottom, select Get Help, then Sign out, then Yes.

Netflix's Samsung, LG, Roku TV and other brand pages add: if you don't see Get Help, go up and select Settings.

If the TV is stuck on an error screen

From the same troubleshooting page:

1. Select More Details.
2. Select Sign out or Reset.
3. Sign back in only if you still want that TV on your account.

Remote sequence when Get Help is missing

If you can't find Get Help, Settings or Sign out, Netflix lists this arrow sequence on the remote:

Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, Up, Up, Up, Up

On the menu that appears, select Sign out, Reset or Deactivate. Brand pages for Samsung, LG, Roku and Google TV also list Start Over as an option on that menu.

Samsung, LG and Roku steps

Samsung TV: Netflix's Samsung page matches the general remote path: Back, profile icon or bottom of the menu, Get Help, Sign out, Yes. If Get Help is missing, go up to Settings. If those are missing too, use the remote sequence and choose Sign out, Start Over, Reset or Deactivate.

LG TV: Netflix's LG page starts from the TV Home screen and offers older deactivate paths when you see them:

• Premium: Premium Apps → Settings (if shown) → Options (you may need the green two-dot button) → Netflix Deactivate.
• Netcast: Netcast → Setup → Service Maintenance → Netflix Deactivate → OK. If Service Maintenance is missing, use Setup → Network → Netflix → Deactivate Netflix → YES.
• Setup: Setup → Network → Netflix → Deactivate Netflix → YES.

If none of those Home options appear, use the same Get Help → Sign out route as other TVs, with Settings or the remote sequence as fallbacks.

Roku TV (Haier, Hisense, Insignia, Sharp, TCL): Netflix's Roku TV page gives each brand the same Get Help path and the same remote-sequence fallback.

Roku streaming players: Netflix's Roku page says most Roku models use Get Help → Sign out. Roku 2 is different: press Home, highlight the Netflix app, press the star key on the remote, select Remove channel, then confirm Remove channel again. That deactivates the device and removes Netflix from the main menu; to restore it later, go to Streaming Channels → Movies & TV → Netflix.

Fire TV, Apple TV, Google TV and Sony

These brands matter when Netflix documents a different disconnect path, not just Get Help.

Amazon Fire TV / Fire Stick: You can still use Get Help → Sign out inside the Netflix app (Netflix repeats that path in several Fire TV error articles). Netflix's Fire TV page also documents disconnecting without the in-app menu:

1. From the Fire TV home screen, select Settings.
2. Select Applications → Manage All Installed Applications.
3. Select Netflix.
4. Select Clear Data.

To uninstall instead (which also signs you out): same path to Netflix, then Delete or Uninstall. Have your email and password ready before you remove the app if you plan to sign back in.

Apple TV: Netflix's Apple TV page uses the profile-icon path: Netflix home → Back → go left to your profile icon → Get Help → Sign out → Yes. If you can't reach Get Help, Netflix says deleting the Netflix app also signs you out: on the Apple TV home screen, highlight Netflix, press and hold the center of the clickpad/touch surface until it wiggles, press Play/Pause, then select Delete. Reinstall later from the App Store if needed. Netflix is available on Apple TV HD (4th generation) and later.

Google TV: Netflix's Google TV page splits by brand. Hisense Google TV uses the standard Get Help → Sign out path (or the remote sequence). Sony Google TV signs out by clearing app data:

1. Press Home to open the Google TV home screen.
2. Select All Apps → Settings → Applications → Manage Applications.
3. Scroll to Netflix, select it, then select Clear Data and confirm with OK.

Other Sony TVs / Blu-ray players: Netflix's Sony page uses Get Help → Sign out for non–Google TV Sony devices, with Settings or the remote sequence as fallbacks. Sony Google TV uses the Clear Data path above.

Vizio: Netflix's Vizio page uses the same Get Help route for remotes. If the TV came with a tablet, open Netflix on that tablet, open the Menu icon, select Sign Out and confirm. Netflix notes Vizio Netflix support is for the United States and Canada.

Log out of Netflix on TV from your phone

You don't need the remote. As long as your subscription is active, Netflix's sign-out page lets you remove a TV from your phone:

1. Open the Manage Access and Devices page and sign in if asked.
2. Tap the down arrow next to the TV you want to remove.
3. Select Sign Out.

The page shows each device's type, the most recent profile used and the last watched date and time, so you can pick the right hotel or living-room TV.

Log out remotely from a browser

The steps are the same on a computer: Manage Access and Devices → down arrow next to the TV → Sign Out. Netflix notes a few limits that matter when a hotel TV won't show up:

• It may take up to 48 hours for a device to appear on the page.
• Devices that haven't been active in the last 90 days, or were only used for Netflix games or Tudum, aren't shown.
• Complete information may not be shown for every device.
• The Netflix app for Windows may appear as an Edge web browser on this page.

If the TV isn't listed, use Sign Out of All Devices instead.

Sign out of all devices

1. Go to the Manage Access and Devices page.
2. At the bottom, tap or click Sign Out of All Devices.
3. Tap or click Sign Out to confirm.

Any device you still use will need to be signed in again. Netflix's stop someone from using your account page pairs this with a password change when someone has access without permission.

Log out of Netflix on a hotel or Airbnb TV

On a hotel, Airbnb or holiday-rental TV, sign out with the remote before you leave (Get Help → Sign out, or the brand path above). If you already checked out, sign that TV out from your phone through Manage Access and Devices. If you can't tell which device is the hotel set, choose Sign Out of All Devices.

If you think someone else may know your password, change it too. When you change your password, Netflix recommends leaving the Sign out all devices box checked. That signs out any devices where your account is still signed in. If you reuse the same password elsewhere, our guides on deleting a Facebook account and deleting a Gmail account cover cleaning up other logins.

Profile Lock PIN

A Profile Lock PIN is needed to open that profile (or play titles downloaded from it). Signing out from Manage Access and Devices is done from your account page, not the locked profile on the TV, so it's still available when you can't open the profile.

If you've forgotten the PIN, Netflix says to select Forgot PIN? or go to netflix.com/account, open Profiles, choose the profile and select Profile Lock to edit or remove it. On the web, Netflix asks you to verify with a code sent to your email or phone, or with your account password. After changing it, your TV may need a refresh: switch to another profile and back, or sign out and sign back in. Extra member accounts have one profile and can't use Profile Lock.

Netflix Household vs signing out (short note)

Signing out removes a device's login. That is separate from Netflix Household rules. Per What is a Netflix Household?, a Household is the collection of devices on the internet at the main place you watch Netflix. Netflix says you may not share the account outside your household; people outside it need their own account or can be added as an Extra Member where that option is offered. You can update your Household from a TV, and you can still use Manage Access and Devices (including Sign out of All Devices) to remove unrecognized devices. For unauthorized use, Netflix's advice is still: change the password and sign out of devices you don't recognize (How to stop someone from using your account).

If Sign out doesn't stick

A few Netflix-documented follow-ups help when the TV asks for login again immediately or still shows your profiles after you thought you signed out:

• Restart the TV or streaming stick. Netflix's TV troubleshooting page starts with powering the device fully off (unplug if it has a power cable), waiting 15 seconds, then turning it back on before trying Netflix again.
• Confirm which method you used. Clear Data on Fire TV or Sony Google TV, Remove channel on Roku 2, and Get Help → Sign out all remove the login for that device. Closing the app or pressing Home alone does not sign you out.
• Use Manage Access and Devices as a second pass. After a hotel checkout or when selling a TV, sign that device out from your phone even if you already used the remote, then watch the device list for anything you don't recognize.
• Password + Sign out all devices. If the same unknown TV keeps coming back, change the password and leave Sign out all devices checked, per Netflix's password and unauthorized-use pages.

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Wrapping up

For most people, how to log out of Netflix on TV comes down to Back → Get Help → Sign out on the remote, or Manage Access and Devices when you're away from the screen. Use Clear Data on Fire TV or Sony Google TV, or Remove channel on Roku 2, when those are the paths Netflix documents for that hardware. Setting up a new TV at home next? Our guide on how to find your Wi-Fi password will help you get it online. If you're also locking down an old phone, see how to turn off Find My iPhone. For help with your own website or a tech project, get in touch.