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If you're switching Netflix accounts, sharing your Smart TV, or troubleshooting an app issue, you may need to sign out. Here's a complete guide on how to sign out from Netflix on Smart TV, no matter what brand you're using.
Whether you own a Samsung, LG, Sony, Vizio, or TCL Smart TV, the steps are mostly the same. Let’s walk through the process.
Here are a few common reasons:
No matter the reason, signing out is easy if you follow the right steps.
This works on most Smart TVs with the official Netflix app.
Step-by-step:
Netflix has a hidden screen you can access with your remote. This method works even if you're stuck or can't find the settings.
Do this on the Netflix home screen:
Press this sequence on your remote:
Up > Up > Down > Down > Left > Right > Left > Right > Up > Up > Up > Up
This will bring up the “Deactivate” screen. From here, you can:
Choose Sign out and confirm.
If your remote is lost or broken:
Use the Netflix app on your phone:
Or use the TV's physical buttons to navigate the app (limited brands only).
No, signing out only removes your credentials from that device. Your Netflix account remains intact.
Yes. Go to:
Not necessary, but it's good practice—especially on shared TVs.
Learning how to sign out from Netflix on Smart TV is simple—and sometimes essential. Whether you're fixing issues, switching users, or upgrading accounts, the steps are easy to follow and work across most Smart TV platforms.
If you're stuck or have a brand-specific model (like Samsung, LG, Sony), let us know in the comments below—we’ll guide you through your exact setup!
Whether you own a Samsung, LG, Sony, Vizio, or TCL Smart TV, the steps are mostly the same. Let’s walk through the process.
Why Sign Out of Netflix on Smart TV?
Here are a few common reasons:
- You're logging into a different Netflix account.
- You’re selling or giving away your TV.
- You're experiencing streaming issues and want to reset the app.
- You want to manage device sign-ins on your Netflix profile.
No matter the reason, signing out is easy if you follow the right steps.
How to Sign Out from Netflix on Smart TV?
Method 1: How to Sign Out from Netflix on Any Smart TV (Universal Method)
This works on most Smart TVs with the official Netflix app.
Step-by-step:
- Open the Netflix app on your Smart TV.
- Navigate to the menu on the left-hand side.
- Scroll down and select “Get Help” or “Settings”.
- Select “Sign out”.
- Confirm by selecting Yes when prompted.
Note: If you don’t see the "Get Help" option, proceed to the secret method below.
Method 2: Use the Secret Code to Sign Out of Netflix
Netflix has a hidden screen you can access with your remote. This method works even if you're stuck or can't find the settings.
Do this on the Netflix home screen:
Press this sequence on your remote:
Up > Up > Down > Down > Left > Right > Left > Right > Up > Up > Up > Up
This will bring up the “Deactivate” screen. From here, you can:
- Sign out
- Deactivate
- Start Over
- Reset
Choose Sign out and confirm.
Tip: This is especially helpful for older TV models or when the standard settings menu is unavailable.
Method 3: Sign Out Without the Remote
If your remote is lost or broken:
Use the Netflix app on your phone:
- Open the Netflix mobile app.
- Go to Profile > Account.
- Scroll down to Settings > Manage Devices.
- Find your Smart TV and sign out from there.
Not all Netflix accounts have access to this feature, especially if you're using a Basic plan.
Or use the TV's physical buttons to navigate the app (limited brands only).
FAQs
Will signing out delete my Netflix account?
No, signing out only removes your credentials from that device. Your Netflix account remains intact.
Can I sign out remotely from all devices?
Yes. Go to:
- Netflix.com > Account > Sign out of all devices
This logs you out from everywhere, including Smart TVs, phones, tablets, and browsers.
Do I need to sign out before uninstalling Netflix?
Not necessary, but it's good practice—especially on shared TVs.
Final Thoughts
Learning how to sign out from Netflix on Smart TV is simple—and sometimes essential. Whether you're fixing issues, switching users, or upgrading accounts, the steps are easy to follow and work across most Smart TV platforms.
If you're stuck or have a brand-specific model (like Samsung, LG, Sony), let us know in the comments below—we’ll guide you through your exact setup!