Can you log someone else out of your Roblox account?

Yes. Go to Settings, then Security, then "Where you're logged in", select their session and choose "Log out of session" — or use Log Out of All Other Sessions to remove everyone at once.

Do I lose anything if I log out of Roblox?

No. Robux, avatar items, game progress and friends are stored on your account in the cloud, not in a device session.

Why do I keep getting logged out of Roblox automatically?

Usually because your browser cookies were cleared, you are playing in a private/incognito window, or the login session simply expired.

Where can I see every device logged into my Roblox account?

In Settings under the Security tab, in the "Where you're logged in" section. Each entry shows the device, approximate location and last active time.

How to Sign Out of All Devices on Roblox

Maybe you logged in on a school computer and forgot to sign out. Maybe a friend borrowed your tablet months ago and their session never died. Or maybe you have spotted a login from a city you have never visited. Whatever the reason, Roblox's session management lets you kill every active login remotely — you do not need the other devices in your hands, just your account settings.

Sign out of all devices on PC

Open the Roblox website or desktop app and log in.
Click the gear icon in the top-right corner and choose Settings.
Open the Security tab in the left-hand sidebar.
Scroll down to the section called "Where you're logged in".
Click Log Out of All Other Sessions at the bottom of the list.
Confirm by clicking Log Out on the prompt.

Sign out of all devices on mobile

Open the Roblox app and tap the More icon (three dots) in the bottom-right.
Scroll down and tap Settings, then choose Security.
Swipe down to "Where you're logged in" to see every active device.
Tap Log Out of All Other Sessions, then tap Log Out again to confirm.

What "Log Out of All Other Sessions" actually does

The name is precise: it ends every session except the one in front of you. You stay signed in on your current device, while anyone else — a friend, an old browser tab on a library PC, a stranger — is instantly bounced back to the login screen. Nothing about your account is harmed: your Robux, items, game progress and friends list all live on your account, not on any device's session.

Check your sessions and remove just one device

The same Security section doubles as an audit log. Each active session shows the device type and app or browser, an approximate location, and when it was last active (older entries occasionally show as "Unknown"). If only one session looks wrong, tap that session and choose "Log out of session" to disconnect just that device and leave your own phones and computers untouched. If you spot something you genuinely do not recognise, follow the full sign-out with a password change — the sign-out buys you time, the new password locks the door.

Two habits make this a one-time job instead of a recurring chore. First, turn on two-step verification in the same Security tab: afterwards, even an old session someone kept open cannot be turned back into account access without your authenticator or email. Second, be choosy about where you log in — a dedicated browser profile for Roblox on shared computers keeps your session out of other people's way, and checking the "Where you're logged in" list every few months takes thirty seconds and tells you immediately if anything unfamiliar has appeared.

Signing out of just the device in your hand

If all you want is to log out of the device you are holding, skip the Security tab. On mobile, open the More menu, scroll to the very bottom and tap Log Out. On PC, the gear icon in the top-right has a Log Out option. Before signing out anywhere, make sure an email or phone number is linked to your account so you can always get back in.