How to Log Out of the Amazon App on Any Device

Illustration of a logout icon representing how to sign out of the Amazon app on any device

To log out of the Amazon app, open the app, tap the menu icon in the bottom toolbar, scroll to the bottom of the menu, and tap Sign Out. This signs you out on that one device only. If you want to sign out everywhere at once, you’ll need to either deregister individual devices or change your Amazon password.

Key Takeaways

  • Open the Amazon app menu and look for Settings.
  • Sign out from there.
  • Use Sign out of all devices from your account if you lost a phone.
  • Do this on shared devices.
  • Menus may change after updates.

Log Out of the Amazon App on a Single Device

1. Open the Amazon Shopping app on your phone or tablet.
2. Tap the menu icon (three lines) in the bottom right corner.
3. Scroll all the way down to the bottom of the menu.
4. Tap Sign Out and confirm when prompted.

Additionally, this same menu path works on both Android and iOS, since the Amazon app keeps its layout consistent across platforms.

Sign Out of Amazon on All Devices at Once

If you’ve lost a device, sold your phone, or simply want a clean slate everywhere, there are three reliable ways to sign out of every device simultaneously.

Deregister devices individually

Open the app, tap your profile icon, tap Your Account, then find “Manage content and devices.” Switch to the Devices tab, find the device you want removed, and tap Deregister. Consequently, that specific device is signed out immediately without affecting your other devices.

Use “Sign-out of everything”

On Amazon’s website, go to Accounts & Lists, then Your Account, then Login & Security. Scroll down to “Compromised account?” and select “Sign-out of everything.” This forces every device, browser, and app session to log out at once, which is the fastest option if you suspect unauthorized access.

Change your password

Changing your Amazon account password automatically signs out every active session across all devices and apps. Therefore, this is a good option if you’re already updating your password for security reasons and want to log out everywhere as a side effect.

Why You Might Not See a Sign Out Option

If you can’t find Sign Out in the menu, make sure you’ve scrolled to the very bottom, since the option sits below your order history and settings links. In contrast, if the app appears frozen or unresponsive, force-close it from your device’s recent apps screen and reopen it before trying again.

What Happens After You Sign Out

Once signed out, the app returns to its sign-in screen and no longer shows your orders, cart, or saved payment methods until you log back in. Your account data itself isn’t deleted; it’s simply no longer accessible from that device until you sign in again.

Deregistering a Lost or Stolen Device

If your phone was lost or stolen, deregistering it remotely is more important than a simple sign-out, since it also prevents the device from receiving new order notifications or accessing saved payment methods. Go to Amazon’s website, then Accounts & Lists, then Login & Security, and look for the Devices section to remove the specific device from your account entirely, not just sign it out.

Additionally, after deregistering a lost device, it’s worth checking your recent order history for anything you didn’t authorize, and updating your Amazon password as an extra precaution.

Signing Out vs Deleting Saved Payment Methods

Signing out of the Amazon app does not remove any saved cards or payment methods from your account; those remain stored under your account settings regardless of which devices are signed in. Therefore, if you’re getting rid of a shared or public device, it’s worth also reviewing Your Payments under account settings to confirm no card details are cached in the browser or app separately from your Amazon account.

Amazon Logout Options

SituationAction
Normal logoutMenu, Settings, Sign out
Lost phoneChange your password and sign out from other devices
Shared deviceSign out after each use
Cannot find optionUpdate the app

Secure Your Account

Turn on two-step verification. Next, review recent orders and devices. Additionally, change your password if you see unknown activity. Amazon never asks for OTPs by phone.

Official Sources and Further Reading

Read Amazon’s official help: Amazon Help. TechJBS is independent and not affiliated with these organizations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does signing out of the Amazon app delete my account?

No. Signing out only ends your session on that device. Your account, orders, and saved information remain intact and accessible the next time you sign in.

Can I sign out of just one device without affecting others?

Yes. Deregistering a specific device under “Manage content and devices” signs out only that device, leaving your other signed-in devices untouched.

Will signing out cancel my active orders?

No. Signing out has no effect on orders already placed. Your orders continue processing and shipping normally regardless of your sign-in status.

I forgot my password and can’t sign back in. What should I do?

Use the “Forgot password” link on the Amazon sign-in screen to reset it via email or phone verification, then sign back into the app with your new password.

How do I log out of Amazon on all devices?

Use your account security settings and change your password if needed.

Will logging out delete my cart?

No. Your cart stays with your account.

Why can I not find Sign out?

Update the app or check the menu under Settings.

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