> ## Documentation Index
> [HTML page](https://blode.md/docs/cli/logout)
> [Documentation index](https://blode.md/docs/llms.txt)
> Use the index to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# edda logout

Remove the Edda CLI credentials file from your machine so the local OAuth session ends and future deploys require login again.

Delete the credentials file saved by `edda login` from your local machine.

Use `edda logout` when you finish on a shared computer, need to switch GitHub accounts, or want to confirm no local credentials remain before handing off a machine. After logout, commands that require auth, such as `edda push`, prompt you to run `edda login` again.

To switch accounts, run `edda logout`, then `edda login` and verify with `edda whoami`. Logout only removes the local credentials file; it does not revoke access in the Edda dashboard or delete deployed docs.

```bash
edda logout
```

The CLI stores credentials at `~/.config/blodemd/credentials.json` (or `%APPDATA%\blodemd\` on Windows). `edda logout` removes that file. If the CLI finds no credentials file, it prints a message and exits cleanly.

This command has no flags.

## Examples

```bash title="Log out"
edda logout
```

### Output

```bash
$ edda logout
~ Logged out successfully.
i Done
```

```bash
$ edda logout
i No credentials found.
```

## Related pages

- [edda login](/cli/login) -- sign in again after logout
- [edda whoami](/cli/whoami) -- confirm which account is active
- [CLI overview](/cli/overview) -- credentials storage and global CLI behavior