Sign out by going to your account menu

To sign out of Peacock on a computer, open the Peacock website or app, look for your profile icon or account menu (usually in the top right corner), and select the sign-out option. The exact location and label depend on whether you're using the web browser version or the desktop app, but both follow the same basic path: profile menu, then sign out.

If you're signed in through a cable provider account (like Comcast Xfinity or Cox), the sign-out process is the same—you'll still find the option in your account menu. Signing out of Peacock does not sign you out of your cable provider account.

Key Takeaways

  • Click your profile icon in the top right corner of the Peacock website or app to find the sign-out button.
  • Signing out of Peacock on your computer does not affect your cable provider login if you use one.
  • If you cannot find a profile menu, try refreshing the page or clearing your browser cache and cookies.
  • You can sign out on one device without affecting your account on other devices like phones or tablets.

Finding the profile menu in the web browser

When you visit peacock.com in your web browser, look at the top right corner of the screen. You should see a circular icon with your profile picture or initials inside it. Click that icon to open a dropdown menu with account options.

In that menu, you'll see "Sign Out" or "Log Out" listed. Click it, and you'll be signed out when ready. The page will redirect you to the Peacock home screen, where you'll see the sign-in prompt instead of your account name.

Signing out of the Peacock desktop app

If you're using the Peacock app on Windows or Mac (downloaded from the Microsoft Store or Apple App Store), the sign-out process is nearly identical. Look for your profile icon, usually in the top right corner of the app window, and click it to reveal the account menu.

Select "Sign Out" from the menu. You'll be returned to the sign-in screen. The next time you open the app, you'll need to enter your email and password or cable provider credentials again.

What happens after you sign out

Once you sign out, your watch history, saved shows, and preferences remain stored in your Peacock account. They'll be there when you sign back in with the same email address. Signing out does not delete your account or any of your saved information.

If you're on a shared computer and want to make sure no one else can access your account, signing out is the right step. However, if someone has your password, they can sign back in. If you're concerned about account security, consider changing your Peacock password after signing out.

Troubleshooting when you can't find the sign-out option

If you don't see a profile icon or account menu, try refreshing the page by pressing F5 (Windows) or Command+R (Mac). Sometimes the page doesn't load completely, and the menu won't appear until you refresh.

If refreshing doesn't work, clear your browser's cache and cookies, then visit peacock.com again. Cached data can occasionally prevent menus from displaying correctly. After clearing cache, you may need to sign in again, but the sign-out option should be visible once you do.

If you're using a browser extension that blocks ads or scripts, it might also hide the profile menu. Try disabling extensions temporarily and visiting Peacock again to see if the menu appears.

Signing out on multiple devices

Signing out on your computer does not automatically sign you out on your phone, tablet, or other devices. Each device maintains its own session, so you'll need to sign out separately on each one if that's your goal.

If you want to sign out of all devices at once, you can do that through your account settings on the Peacock website. Look for a "Manage Devices" or "Active Sessions" option in your account settings, where you may be able to sign out of all sessions remotely. Not all account types have this feature, so check your settings to see what's available.

Why you might want to sign out regularly

Signing out is especially important if you use Peacock on a shared computer, at work, or on a public device. It prevents other people from watching content under your account or changing your preferences and watch history. On a personal device that only you use, signing out is less critical, but it's still a good security habit.

If you've noticed unusual activity on your account or suspect someone else has your password, signing out of all devices is a smart first step. After you sign out everywhere, change your password to a strong, unique one that you haven't used before. This locks out anyone who may have had access to your old credentials.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will signing out delete my watch history or saved shows?

No. Your watch history, saved shows, and all account preferences stay in your Peacock account. When you sign back in with the same email address, everything will be there. Signing out only ends your current session on that device.

Can I sign out if I'm using a cable provider login?

Yes. The sign-out process is the same whether you signed in with your email or through a cable provider account like Xfinity or Cox. Signing out of Peacock does not sign you out of your cable provider account—those are separate logins.

What should I do if the sign-out button isn't working?

Try refreshing the page, clearing your browser cache, or disabling browser extensions. If the button still doesn't work, try signing out in a different browser or using the Peacock app instead. If none of these work, you can contact Peacock support through their website.

Do I need to sign out before closing the browser?

No, but it's a good idea on a shared computer. If you're the only person using the device, closing the browser is enough. On a shared device, signing out ensures the next person who opens Peacock won't have access to your account.

Can I sign out of Peacock without knowing my password?

Yes. As long as you're already signed in on your computer, you can sign out using the profile menu without entering your password. You only need your password to sign back in later.