The fastest way to log out depends on what you're using
On a phone or tablet, open Hulu, tap the profile icon (usually in the bottom right), scroll down, and tap Log Out. On a computer, click your profile icon in the top right, then select Log Out from the menu. On a TV app or streaming device like Roku or Fire Stick, go to Settings or Account, find the logout option, and confirm. The exact wording and location shift between devices, but every version of Hulu has a logout button in the account settings.
If you cannot find the logout option on a specific device, you can also log out from any web browser by visiting Hulu.com, clicking your profile, and selecting Log Out. This removes your session from that browser. If you want to log out everywhere at once — across all devices and browsers — go to your account settings on Hulu.com, find Devices or Active Sessions, and select Sign Out Everywhere or Log Out All Devices.
Key Takeaways
- On phones and tablets, tap your profile icon and select Log Out from the menu.
- On computers, click your profile in the top right corner and choose Log Out.
- On TV apps and streaming devices, go to Settings or Account and find the logout option there.
- You can log out of all devices at once by visiting Hulu.com, going to account settings, and selecting Sign Out Everywhere.
Logging out on iPhone and Android
Open the Hulu app and look for the profile icon at the bottom of the screen — it usually shows a person's silhouette or your account picture. Tap it to open your account menu. Scroll down past your profile name and any settings options until you see Log Out, then tap it. A confirmation message will appear asking if you're sure; tap Log Out again to finish.
After you log out, the app will return to the login screen. You'll need to enter your email and password the next time you want to watch. If you share your account with family members and want to keep them logged in on other devices, logging out on just your phone won't affect them.
Logging out on a computer or web browser
Go to Hulu.com in any web browser and make sure you're logged in. Look for your profile icon or account name in the top right corner of the page and click it. A dropdown menu will appear with options like Account, Settings, and Log Out. Click Log Out directly, or click Account first if Log Out doesn't appear in the initial menu.
You'll be logged out of that browser when ready. If you use multiple browsers on the same computer (Chrome, Firefox, Safari), you'll need to log out of each one separately. Logging out in your browser does not automatically log you out on your TV or other devices.
Logging out on Roku, Fire Stick, Apple TV, and other streaming devices
The steps vary slightly by device, but the process is similar. Open the Hulu app and navigate to Settings or Account — this is usually found by pressing the menu button or scrolling to the far right of the app's main screen. Look for an option labeled Log Out, Sign Out, or Deactivate Device. Select it and confirm when prompted.
On Roku, go to the Hulu app, press the Options button on your remote, and select Sign Out. On Fire Stick, open Hulu, go to Settings, scroll down to Sign Out, and select it. On Apple TV, open Hulu, go to Settings, and choose Sign Out. If you're unsure which button to press on your remote, check the device's manual or Hulu's help page for your specific model.
Logging out of all devices at once
If you want to end your session on every device without logging out individually on each one, use Hulu's Sign Out Everywhere feature. Go to Hulu.com on a computer, click your profile icon, and select Account. Look for a section called Devices, Active Sessions, or Connected Devices. You'll see a list of phones, tablets, computers, and streaming devices currently logged in to your account.
Click the option to Sign Out All Devices, Log Out Everywhere, or Remove All Devices — the exact wording depends on when Hulu last updated this page. Confirm the action, and you'll be logged out on every device. You'll need to log back in on any device you want to use again. This is useful if you've lost a device, shared your password with someone you no longer trust, or just want a fresh start.
What happens after you log out
Once you log out, your watch history, saved shows, and profile settings stay in your Hulu account — they don't disappear. The next time you log back in with your email and password, everything will be exactly as you left it. Logging out only removes your active session; it doesn't delete your account or your data.
If you share your Hulu account with family members, logging out on your device won't affect their access on theirs. Each person can have their own profile within the same account, and logging out of one profile doesn't log out the others. If you want to prevent someone else from using your account, you'll need to change your password or remove their device from your account settings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does logging out delete my watch history or saved shows?
No. Your watch history, saved shows, and all profile settings stay in your account. When you log back in, everything will be there. Logging out only ends your current session on that device.
If I log out on my phone, will I be logged out on my TV too?
No. Each device has its own session. Logging out on your phone doesn't affect your TV, tablet, or computer. You have to log out on each device separately, unless you use the Sign Out Everywhere option from your account settings on Hulu.com.
What's the difference between logging out and deactivating a device?
Logging out removes your session from that device but leaves it registered to your account. Deactivating a device removes it entirely from your account settings. Some devices use "deactivate" instead of "log out" — the result is the same.
Can I log out if I forgot my password?
Yes. You don't need your password to log out. Just open the Hulu app or website, find the Log Out option in your account menu, and select it. If you're locked out of your account entirely, you can reset your password on Hulu.com by clicking Forgot Password on the login screen.
Will logging out stop other people from watching on my account?
Logging out on your device stops only your session. To prevent someone else from using your account, change your password or use Sign Out Everywhere to log out all devices, then log back in only on devices you control.