Log out from the Uber app on your phone

Open the Uber app and tap the icon in the bottom right corner — usually labeled "Account" or showing your profile picture. Scroll down until you see a "Log Out" or "Sign Out" button, then tap it. The app will ask you to confirm; tap "Log Out" again. You are now signed out and will need your email and password to sign back in.

If you cannot find the logout button, look for a settings icon (usually three horizontal lines or a gear symbol) at the top of the Account screen. The logout option is sometimes nested under "Settings" or "Security" rather than displayed directly on the main account page.

Key Takeaways

  • On your phone, open the Uber app, go to Account, scroll to the bottom, and tap Log Out.
  • On the Uber website, click your profile picture in the top right, then select Log Out from the dropdown menu.
  • Logging out removes your session but does not delete your account, payment methods, or ride history.
  • If you share a device with others, logging out prevents them from using your account to request rides or see your saved addresses.
  • You can log out from multiple devices separately — logging out on your phone does not automatically log you out on your computer.

Log out from the Uber website

Go to uber.com and sign in if you are not already. Look for your profile picture or name in the top right corner of the page and click it. A dropdown menu will appear with several options; click "Log Out" or "Sign Out." Your browser session will end immediately.

If you do not see a profile picture in the top right, you may already be logged out. Try clicking "Account" or "Sign In" to confirm your current status.

Log out on a shared or borrowed device

If you used Uber on someone else's phone or computer, logging out is especially important to prevent them from ordering rides under your account. Follow the same steps as above — go to Account (on the app) or your profile menu (on the website) and select Log Out. Make sure the logout completes before you hand the device back.

If you cannot access the device again to log out, you can change your Uber password from any other device. Go to your Account settings, select "Security," and choose "Change Password." This will log you out of all active sessions across all devices.

What happens when you log out

Logging out ends your current session but does not delete your Uber account. Your saved addresses, payment methods, ride history, and account balance remain in place. The next time you want to use Uber, you simply sign back in with your email and password.

You will not receive notifications about promotions or ride updates while you are logged out. If someone tries to use your account while you are logged out, they will need your password to sign in — they cannot access your account with just the app.

Log out if you forgot your password

If you want to log out but cannot remember your password, go to the login screen and click "Forgot Password?" (on the website) or tap "Trouble Signing In?" (in the app). Uber will send a password reset link to your email. Click the link, create a new password, and you will be logged in with the new credentials. You can then log out normally using the steps above.

If you no longer have access to the email address on your account, contact Uber Support through the app or website. Go to Account, then Help, then select the issue related to your login. A support agent can help you regain access to your account.

Log out from all devices at once

If you want to end all active sessions across every device you use, change your password. Open the Uber app or website, go to Account, then Security, then Change Password. Enter your current password and create a new one. This action logs you out everywhere and requires you to sign back in on each device with your new password.

This is the safest option if you believe your account has been compromised or if you sold a phone or computer that still had Uber signed in. Changing your password is faster and more secure than trying to log out of each device individually.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will logging out delete my saved addresses and payment methods?

No. Logging out only ends your current session. Your saved home and work addresses, credit cards, and other payment methods stay in your account. When you sign back in, everything will be there.

Can I log out of the Uber app but stay logged in on the website?

Yes. The app and website are separate sessions. Logging out of one does not affect the other. You would need to log out of both separately if you want to be signed out everywhere.

What should I do if the Log Out button is not working?

Try closing the app completely and reopening it, then navigate back to Account and try again. If it still does not work, change your password — this will force you out of all sessions. You can also uninstall and reinstall the app as a last resort.

Do I need to log out every time I finish using Uber?

No, it is not necessary for everyday use. Log out if you are using a shared device, if you are concerned about security, or if you are selling or giving away a phone or computer. For your own personal device, staying logged in is normal and convenient.