3 Ways To Log Out Of Gmail

If multiple Gmail accounts are signed in on the same web browser, you can click Sign out of all accounts to log out of all of them at once. Or, if you only want to sign out of one account, click the down-arrow below the account and select Sign Out. Google Chrome users only: You’ll see a message that says “Your bookmarks, history, passwords, and more are no longer being synced to your account. " This is because Gmail is integrated with the browser. Click Continue to confirm, and keep in mind that your Google account is no longer syncing to your other devices as long as you stay signed out.

If you were signed in to other Google services in this web browser, such as Google Maps or Google Photos, you will be signed out there as well.

The only way to sign out of Gmail on your iPhone or iPad is to completely log out of your Google account. [1] X Research source This means you’ll also be signed out of other Google apps, including Drive, Maps, and the standard Google app.

If you’re signed in to multiple accounts, you’ll need to tap Remove from this device for each account you want to remove.

The only way to sign out of Gmail on your Android is to remove the account from your phone or tablet. Since your Android is deeply integrated with your Google account, you won’t able to do much on your phone or tablet after signing out until you sign back in with a Google account. Removing your account doesn’t delete it—you can always sign back in to Gmail and other Google services whenever you’d like.

If you just want to add another account to Gmail and not sign out of the current one, you can tap Add another account here instead, and then follow the on-screen instructions to sign in to Gmail with that account.

If you have multiple accounts logged in to Gmail, you will need to remove each separately.