The fastest way to log out everywhere
To sign out of Spotify on every device at once, open the Spotify app or website on any device where you're logged in, go to your account settings, and select "Sign out everywhere." This single action logs you out of Spotify on your phone, computer, tablet, smart speaker, car system, and any other device connected to your account — you don't have to visit each one individually.
The "Sign out everywhere" button works immediately. Within seconds, Spotify will end your session on every device. If you're on a shared computer or someone else's phone, this is the fastest way to make sure they can't keep playing music from your account after you leave.
Key Takeaways
- The "Sign out everywhere" option in account settings logs you out on every device at the same time, not one by one.
- You can find this option in the desktop app, the mobile app, or on the Spotify website — the location is the same in all three.
- After signing out everywhere, you'll need to log back in on any device you want to use Spotify on again.
- If you've lost access to a device or forgotten where you're logged in, signing out everywhere is the only way to remove access from that device remotely.
Where to find the sign-out option on desktop
On Windows or Mac, open the Spotify app and click your profile name or picture in the top right corner. A menu will drop down with several options. Select "Account" — this opens your account page in a web browser. Scroll down until you see "Sign out everywhere" and click it. Spotify will ask you to confirm; click the button again to finish.
If you're using the web player instead of the app, the process is identical. Log in at spotify.com, click your profile picture in the top right, select "Account," and scroll to find "Sign out everywhere."
Where to find the sign-out option on mobile
On iPhone or Android, open the Spotify app and tap the gear icon (Settings) at the bottom right of the screen. Scroll down and tap "Account." You'll see your account information and a "Sign out everywhere" button near the bottom. Tap it, and Spotify will ask you to confirm before logging you out on all devices.
The mobile app doesn't show as much account detail as the website version, but the "Sign out everywhere" button is always in the same place. If you don't see it, make sure you've scrolled all the way to the bottom of the Account section.
What happens after you sign out everywhere
Once you confirm, Spotify ends your session on every device within a few seconds. Any device that was playing music will stop. If someone else was listening on another device, their music stops too — they'll see a message saying they've been signed out.
You'll need to log back in on any device you want to use Spotify on again. Your playlists, saved songs, and listening history stay in your account; signing out doesn't delete anything. The next time you log in, everything will be exactly where you left it.
When to use sign out everywhere versus signing out one device
Use "Sign out everywhere" if you've shared your password with someone and want to revoke their access, if you've lost a device, or if you're concerned about unauthorized access to your account. It's also the right choice if you can't physically reach a device to sign out of it manually — like if you left your laptop at a friend's house or used Spotify on a computer you no longer have access to.
If you only want to sign out on one specific device, you can do that instead. On that device, open Spotify, go to Settings or Account, and look for a "Sign out" button (not "Sign out everywhere"). This logs you out only on that device and leaves you logged in everywhere else. Use this when you're borrowing someone else's device or cleaning up a device you no longer use regularly.
Signing out one device at a time
On the desktop app, click your profile picture in the top right, select "Log out," and confirm. On the mobile app, go to Settings, scroll to the bottom, and tap "Log out." On the web player, click your profile picture and select "Log out."
If you're signed in on a device you can't access right now — like a smart speaker or car system — you can't sign out of it directly. That's when "Sign out everywhere" becomes necessary. After you sign out everywhere and log back in on your main devices, those other devices will ask you to log in again the next time you try to use them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will signing out everywhere delete my playlists or listening history?
No. Your account data stays exactly the same. Playlists, saved songs, followers, and listening history remain in your account. Signing out just ends your active sessions on all devices — it doesn't change or remove anything from your account.
How long does it take for all devices to sign out?
Usually a few seconds. Spotify sends the sign-out command to all your devices at once, so the process is nearly instant. If a device is offline, it will sign out the next time it connects to the internet and syncs with Spotify's servers.
Can I see which devices I'm currently logged in on?
Yes. On the Spotify website, go to your Account page and scroll down to "Your devices" or "Active devices." This shows the devices you're currently logged in on, though the level of detail varies. You can sign out of individual devices from this list if you want to remove access from one device without signing out everywhere.
What if I forgot my password and can't log back in after signing out everywhere?
Go to spotify.com and click "Log in." Select "Can't log in?" and enter your email address. Spotify will send you a link to reset your password. Use that link to create a new password, then log back in on your devices.
Does signing out everywhere affect my Spotify Premium subscription?
No. Your subscription status doesn't change. If you have Premium, you'll still have Premium when you log back in. Signing out is just about ending sessions, not about your subscription or payment method.