Sign out everywhere from your account settings
Spotify lets you end all active sessions from one place: your account settings on the web. Go to account.spotify.com, sign in, and scroll down to "Sign out everywhere" or "Sign out of all devices." Click it, and Spotify will disconnect you from every phone, computer, tablet, and browser tab where you were logged in. You will need to sign back in on any device you want to use again.
This is the fastest way to log out of everything at once. It takes about 30 seconds and works even if you do not have physical access to some of your devices — useful if you left Spotify running on a friend's computer or a device you no longer own.
After you sign out everywhere, Spotify may ask you to confirm your identity by entering a code sent to your email. This is a security step. Check your inbox (including spam) for the message from Spotify, enter the code, and the sign-out completes.
Key Takeaways
- The "Sign out everywhere" button in your account settings on account.spotify.com disconnects you from all devices in seconds.
- You will need to sign back in on each device you want to use Spotify on after signing out everywhere.
- Spotify sends a confirmation code to your email address when you sign out everywhere — check your inbox and spam folder.
- This method works even if you cannot physically reach the devices you are signed into, such as a shared computer or a device you sold.
Why you might need to sign out of all devices
You may want to sign out everywhere if you shared your password with someone who no longer should have access, if you think your account was hacked, or if you left Spotify running on a device you no longer use. Signing out everywhere closes all those sessions at once instead of hunting through each device individually.
If you suspect someone else is using your account without permission, signing out everywhere is a good first step. After you do it, change your password to something new that only you know. This prevents anyone with your old password from signing back in.
How to sign out on individual devices if you prefer
If you only want to sign out on one or two devices, you can do that instead. On a phone or tablet, open Spotify, go to Settings, scroll to the bottom, and tap "Log out." On a computer, click your profile picture in the top right, select "Log out," and confirm.
In a web browser, click your profile picture in the top right corner of Spotify, then select "Log out." You will be signed out of that browser only — if you use Spotify in a different browser on the same computer, you will still be logged in there.
Signing out one device at a time takes longer if you use Spotify on many devices, but it is useful if you want to stay logged in on some devices and only remove access from others.
What happens after you sign out everywhere
Once you sign out everywhere, Spotify stops playing on all your devices when ready. Any downloads you made on your phone or tablet remain on those devices, but you cannot play them until you sign back in.
Your playlists, saved songs, and listening history stay in your account. When you sign back in on a device, everything is still there. Signing out does not delete anything — it just disconnects that device from your account.
How to sign back in after signing out everywhere
On any device, open Spotify and tap or click "Log in." Enter your email address and password, then follow any additional steps Spotify asks for, such as entering a code from your email or answering a security question.
If you use Spotify on many devices, you will need to sign back in on each one. You can do this all at once or spread it out over time — there is no rush. Each device signs in independently.
Troubleshooting if sign out everywhere does not work
If you click "Sign out everywhere" and nothing happens, try refreshing the page and signing in again. Sometimes the button does not respond on the first try, especially if your internet connection is slow.
If you still cannot find the button, make sure you are on the web version of your account at account.spotify.com, not the Spotify app. The sign-out-everywhere option only appears on the website, not in the mobile or desktop app.
If you are locked out of your account or cannot sign in, go to spotify.com/account/reset-password to reset your password. Spotify will send a link to your email address. Click it, create a new password, and you can sign in again.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will signing out everywhere delete my playlists or listening history?
No. Your playlists, saved songs, and listening history stay in your account. Signing out just disconnects your devices — it does not erase anything. When you sign back in, everything is still there.
How long does it take for all devices to sign out after I click the button?
Most devices sign out within a few seconds. Some may take up to a minute, especially if they are not connected to the internet at that moment. Spotify will disconnect them the next time they try to use the app or refresh their connection.
Can I sign out everywhere on the Spotify app instead of the website?
No. The "Sign out everywhere" option only appears on the web version at account.spotify.com. You cannot do it from the phone or desktop app. You have to use a browser and visit your account settings online.
What if I do not have access to the email address linked to my Spotify account?
If you cannot receive the confirmation code Spotify sends, you may not be able to sign out everywhere. Contact Spotify Support through the app or website. They can help you regain access to your account or verify your identity another way.
Does signing out everywhere affect my Spotify Premium subscription?
No. Your subscription stays active. Signing out just disconnects your devices — it does not cancel your membership or change your plan. When you sign back in, you can use all your Premium features again.