How to sign out from netflix on tv

Too many Netflix watchers, not enough available streams? Whether it’s a busy home or you want to switch accounts, sign out of Netflix on your TV here.

Despite recent price hikes, Netflix remains one of the top video streaming services for watching high-quality TV shows and movies at home. After watching (or binging through) your favorite movies or shows, you may want to log out to give yourself a break.

It’s also a good idea to do this if you’re watching Netflix on multiple devices on the basic package, which only allows one device to watch Netflix at any one time. If you want to control Netflix-watching habits in your family, this would be a good way to do so.

Another reason to log out of Netflix on a TV is so others can sign in with their profile. Whatever the reason, here’s what you’ll need to do if you’re unsure how to log out of Netflix on a TV.

How to Log Out of Netflix on a TV

Whatever the reason, signing out of Netflix is a straightforward process on virtually all devices and smart TVs

Of course, not all TVs or connected devices are the same, so the steps may vary, but this guide will give you an idea of what to look for. So, for example, go to the second section if you want to sign out of all devices.

To log out of Netflix on a TV;

1. Launch the Netflix app on your Smart TV and get to the Netflix home screen by pressing the Back button on your TV’s remote.
   
   
2. Press the Left button on the remote to open the Netflix menu.
3. Scroll down the menu on the left side and select Get Help. You can highlight and select the Sign Out option from the menu. If you don’t see Get Help, check the Netflix website for advice on your TV model.
4. Click Yes to confirm.
5. Using that sequence will bring up the Get Help screen. From there, you can select the Sign Out option from the menu.
   
   

How to Log Out of Netflix on All Devices

Another critical option for Netflix users is simply logging out of all devices at once. It only works with the web version, so you’ll need your desktop or web browser on your phone to do this.

To log out of all devices you watch on Netflix:

1. Launch a web browser, access the Netflix website, and sign in to your account if you aren’t already.
2. Select your profile picture in the upper-right corner and select Account from the menu.
   
   
3. Scroll to the bottom of the page, and under the Settings section, click on the Sign out of all devices link.
   
   
4. Click the blue Sign Out button when the verification screen appears.
   
   

Watching Netflix on Your TV

The ability to log out of Netflix on a TV is a good feature if someone wants to access their account— like your kids. If it’s running on too many devices simultaneously, signing out of all devices on Netflix is straightforward.

If you’re new to the video streaming site, you may be interested in how to change the language on Netflix or download content on your Mac for offline viewing. Speaking of offline viewing, you can read about the “Downloads for You” feature.

Another topic you might want to check out is adjusting video quality on Netflix. If you have kids, you may want to look at hiding specific movies and shows on Netflix. And, of course, you can learn about using parental controls on the streaming service.

Even after years of subscription cost increases, Netflix is still one of the best streaming services. You’re probably signed into it on your smart TV, but do you know how to sign back out?

You could also be signed in on multiple other devices, as Netflix has an app for nearly everything on the market. The app is designed to keep you streaming, whether browsing through the menus or binge-watching the latest shows.

The good part about the Netflix app being almost the same on every device is that once you know how to do something, it works across every device.

Whether you forgot to sign out before you checked out of that hotel room or an ex-partner is using your account, we’ll show you how to sign out of Netflix on TV.

How to sign out of the Netflix app on any TV

We can’t blame you for not being able to find the “log out” button. Time to do some menu diving.

1. Open Netflix on your TV and enter any of your profiles.

   

2. From the homepage, press Left on your remote to open the sidebar.

3. Scroll down and select Get Help. Don’t select Exit Netflix; that will close the app, and you’ll still be signed in.

   

4. You can also enter the following ‘cheat code’ on your remote to get to the Get Help screen: Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, Up, Up, Up, Up.

5. Scroll down again and select Sign out.

   

Netflix will confirm your sign-out and restart, and you’ll be back on the Get Started screen. You’ll have to sign back in to use Netflix on this TV again in the future.

Sign out of Netflix on an Amazon Fire TV

Your process is slightly different if you are on an Amazon Fire TV:

1. From the Home screen, select Settings

1. Select Applications

1. Select Manage All Installed Applications

1. Navigate to Netflix and select it

1. Select Clear Data

That will log you out of Netflix on your Fire TV device.

How to log out of Netflix using another computer

You might have signed into Netflix on a TV you don’t have physical access. Maybe that’s at a hotel, or you signed in at a friend’s house and couldn’t find the menu option to sign back out again.

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Did you know you can kick any device off your Netflix account using a web browser?

1. Open a desktop browser and go to the Netflix site. Log into your account and select any profile

1. Click on the profile icon, and then on Account

1. Scroll down to the Security & Privacy section. After, click on Manage access and devices

1. Click on the Sign Out button next to any device

Also, you can log every device out from the Security & Privacy section. Click on the Sign out of all devices option. Once you confirm your choice, every device you’ve ever signed into Netflix will get logged out.

That does mean you’ll have to sign back into the devices you’re using, but it’s a small inconvenience to ensure your account safety.

Offer to transfer users to their own account

Netflix really, really doesn’t like that you’re sharing your passwords. The company estimates that 100 million households are using shared passwords.

Say you’re sharing your Netflix with your partner, and you break up. Totally normal situation, but they want to keep access to the trained version of Netflix’s recommendation algorithm.

You might have kept sharing your password with them, but with Netflix cracking down on sharing, you might lose your Netflix account too.

A new tool from the company can help, which lets them transfer their user account to a brand new Netflix account.

That way, they can keep their trained algorithm, and you’re not stung for additional fees for password sharing

It’s always a good idea to keep track of your signed-in devices

However you sign into Netflix, it pays off to be mindful of every device you’re signed in on. Maybe you want to sell your smart TV or give your old streaming box to a friend.

You’ll want to sign out of Netflix on that device if so. That ensures that no unauthorized access to your Netflix account details can happen.

Netflix is also working on a way to charge anyone with additional users on their account.

You wouldn’t want to be stung for fees if you forgot to sign out. Plus, your subscription might only allow for a certain number of devices streaming at one time.

Whatever the reason to sign out of Netflix on your TV, it’s quick to do so–once you know where the menu option is.

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