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How Do I Figure Out My Roku Pin

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To figure out your Roku PIN, sign in to your Roku account on the official Roku website at my.roku.com using a web browser on a computer or mobile device. The PIN is not stored on the Roku device itself; it is only available in your online account settings.

Find your pin in the account settings

Once you are signed in to your Roku account, you can locate your existing PIN by navigating to the account settings. This is the only place where your current PIN is displayed.

  1. Go to my.roku.com and sign in with your email address and password.
  2. From your account dashboard, look for the section labeled "My Account" or "Profile & Settings".
  3. Select "PIN/Parental controls" or "PIN Preference".
  4. Your current 4-digit PIN will be shown here. If you have not set one yet, you will see the option to create one.

This method works because your Roku PIN is tied to your account, not to the physical streaming device.

Check your email for the original pin

If you cannot sign in or do not see the PIN in your account settings, search your email inbox for the message Roku sent when you first set up your account. The original PIN may be included in that email. Check your spam or junk folder as well, since automated emails are sometimes filtered there. If you find the email, you can use that PIN immediately without needing to reset my Roku pin. If you still cannot locate it, you can create a new one from your account page.

Reset a forgotten Roku pin

If you cannot find your PIN in your account settings or in your email, you will need to reset it. This process creates a new 4-digit number for your account.

  1. Sign in to your Roku account at my.roku.com.
  2. Navigate to "PIN/Parental controls" or "PIN Preference" under your account settings.
  3. Select "Change PIN".
  4. Enter a new 4-digit PIN and confirm it.
  5. Save your changes.

If you have forgotten your Roku account password, you can reset it by visiting my.roku.com/password/reset and following the instructions to receive a password reset email. After resetting your password, sign in and follow the steps above to change your PIN.

What the Roku pin does

The Roku PIN is a 4-digit number used to require authorization for subscribing, making purchases, and adding apps on your Roku streaming devices. It can also be used to set parental controls for content on The Roku Channel and the Howdy app. Note that this PIN is different from a separate parental control PIN that may exist for Live TV input on Roku TVs. The Roku PIN is not required to use the Roku website or the Roku mobile app.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use the Roku pin for parental controls?

Yes, the Roku PIN can be used as part of the parental control feature. By setting up a PIN, you can restrict access to certain content and prevent unauthorized purchases or rentals on The Roku Channel and Howdy.

How do I change my Roku pin?

You can change your Roku PIN at any time by signing in to your account at my.roku.com, going to "PIN/Parental controls" or "PIN Preference", and selecting "Change PIN". Enter a new 4-digit number and save your changes.

What if someone else knows my Roku pin?

If you suspect that someone else knows your Roku PIN, change it immediately by following the steps to reset your PIN. This prevents unauthorized access and maintains the security of your Roku account.

Sources

The steps on this page were checked against the following documentation. Last verified 17 September 2026.

  1. Lifehttps://digitalcitizen.life
  2. Roku Supporthttps://support.roku.com/article/create-change-or-remove-your-roku-pin
  3. Businessinsiderhttps://www.businessinsider.com/reference/roku-pin
  4. wikiHowhttps://www.wikihow.com/Forgot-Roku-Pin
  5. Roku Supporthttps://support.roku.com/article/forgot-roku-password-or-email
  6. Roku Supporthttps://support.roku.com/article/set-parental-controls

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