Sign out of all devices at once through your account settings

YouTube TV does not have a single "sign out everywhere" button like some streaming services do. Instead, you remove devices one at a time from your account settings, or you change your password, which automatically signs you out of all devices when ready. The fastest way to remove all devices is to change your password — this logs you out everywhere within seconds and forces anyone else using your account to sign back in with the new password.

If you want to keep your current password and remove devices selectively, you can do that too. You go into your Google Account settings (not YouTube TV itself), find the "Your devices" section, and remove each device individually. This takes longer but gives you control over which devices stay signed in.

Key Takeaways

  • Changing your Google Account password signs you out of YouTube TV on all devices when ready and is the fastest method.
  • You can remove devices one at a time through Google Account settings under "Your devices" if you want to keep your password unchanged.
  • Signing out on one device does not affect other devices — each one must be signed out separately or removed through account settings.
  • After you change your password or remove a device, that device cannot access YouTube TV until you sign in again with the current password.

Change your password to sign out everywhere when ready

Go to myaccount.google.com in a web browser. Click Security in the left menu. Scroll down to "How you sign in to Google" and click Password. Google will ask you to sign in again to confirm your identity. Enter your current password, then type your new password twice and click Change password.

Within seconds, you are signed out of YouTube TV on every device. Anyone who was watching will see a message that they need to sign in again. The next time someone tries to use YouTube TV on any device, they will need to enter your new password. This method works even if you do not have physical access to the other devices.

Remove individual devices through your Google Account

Go to myaccount.google.com and click Security in the left menu. Scroll down and click Your devices. You will see a list of every device signed into your Google Account, including phones, tablets, computers, and streaming devices. Each device shows its name, device type, and the last time it was active.

Click on any device you want to remove. A panel opens showing details like the device name and location. Click Sign out or Remove (the exact wording varies by device type). Confirm when prompted. That device is now signed out of YouTube TV and cannot access your account until someone signs in again with your password.

Repeat this for each device you want to remove. You can leave some devices signed in and remove only the ones you no longer use or do not trust. This is useful if you share your account with family members and want to remove a device someone else was using.

Sign out on individual devices manually

If you want to sign out without changing your password or using account settings, you can sign out on each device one at a time. On a phone or tablet, open the YouTube TV app, tap your profile picture in the top right corner, and tap Sign out. On a computer, go to youtube.com/tv, click your profile picture in the top right, and click Sign out. On a streaming device like Roku or Apple TV, go to the app settings, find the account or sign-out option, and select it.

This method requires you to physically access each device or know how to navigate its menus. It also does not prevent someone from signing back in when ready if they know your password. Manual sign-out is most useful when you are cleaning up after yourself on a device you borrowed or used temporarily.

What happens when you remove a device

Once a device is removed through account settings or signed out manually, it can no longer stream YouTube TV. If someone tries to open the app, they will see a sign-in screen. They can sign back in if they know your password, but they cannot access your account without it.

Removing a device does not delete the app or erase any data on that device — it just disconnects it from your YouTube TV account. The device itself still works normally for other apps and functions. If you change your mind, you can sign back in on that device anytime.

Why you might want to sign out of all devices

The most common reason is security: if you think someone has access to your account or you used YouTube TV on a public or borrowed device, removing all devices prevents unauthorized viewing. Another reason is account sharing — if you are moving YouTube TV to a different family member's account or ending a shared arrangement, signing out everywhere ensures a clean break.

You might also sign out of all devices if you are selling or giving away a device and want to make sure the new owner cannot access your account. Changing your password is the safest way to do this because it works even if you cannot physically access the device.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will signing out of all devices cancel my YouTube TV subscription?

No. Signing out only disconnects devices from your account — it does not cancel your subscription or change your billing. Your subscription remains active, and you can sign back in on any device anytime.

Can I sign out of YouTube TV without signing out of my entire Google Account?

Yes. Removing devices through "Your devices" in Google Account settings signs you out of YouTube TV only, not your entire Google Account. Changing your password signs you out of all Google services on all devices, so use that method only if you want a complete sign-out.

How long does it take for a device to be removed after I sign it out?

when ready. Once you confirm the sign-out or removal, that device loses access to YouTube TV within seconds. If the device was actively streaming, the video stops and a sign-in prompt appears.

What if I forgot which devices are signed in?

Go to myaccount.google.com, click Security, then Your devices. You will see every device signed into your Google Account, including the device type and last active date. This list shows all devices, not just the ones using YouTube TV, but it tells you what is connected to your account.

Can I sign out of YouTube TV on one device without affecting others?

Yes. Signing out manually on one device or removing it through account settings does not affect any other device. Each device must be signed out separately unless you change your password, which signs you out everywhere at once.