Lorene Melone
How To Remove Passkeys on Roblox in the 2025 Update
Dealing with a Passkey on Roblox can be kind of a pain, especially if you set it up accidentally or just don’t want to deal with it anymore. This guide aims to clear that up—showing how to remove the Passkey so you can log in without it, no fuss. Since Roblox keeps tweaking things in the background, some menu paths or labels might look a little different depending on your device or app version, but the core idea stays the same. Expect a few quick clicks and confirmations, and you’ll be back in your account without the extra security step.
How to Remove the Passkey from Your Roblox Account
Access your Roblox account and get to Settings
First off, launch Roblox on your device—whether that’s on a PC, mobile device, or browser. If you’re on a PC, open the Roblox app or head over to roblox.com. Sign in with your username and password. On mobile or browser, it’s pretty much the same: log in, then look for that gear icon or menu. Once you’re in, tap or click the three dots (they might say More or be a menu icon, depending on your interface). From there, find Settings. Sometimes it’s hidden behind a hamburger menu or in the profile dropdown—just hunt for it.
Head straight to the Account Info section
Once inside Settings, look for Account Info. It’s usually the first item you see—kind of like your account dashboard. This section holds all the security settings, including Passkeys. If you don’t see it right away, try refreshing or logging out and back in; sometimes Roblox’s interface can be weird.
Manage or remove the Passkey
Scroll down until you spot something labeled Passkey. If you’ve set one, there should be a Manage button or link next to it. Click that and you should see the list of Passkeys you’ve made. Now, here’s the tricky part—look for the trash bin icon or an option that says Delete or Remove. On some setups, it’s a small icon next to the Passkey entry, maybe a trash can or an ‘X’.
Confirm deletion—expect to verify
Once you hit delete, Roblox will ask for confirmation—it’s standard security to prevent accidental removals. You might see a prompt to enter your password again or a verification code sent to your email or phone. Because of course, Roblox has to make it more complicated than necessary. After confirming, the Passkey should be gone.
Verify the removal and test
After deletion, try logging out and back in to double-check if the Passkey requirement is gone. If it still prompts for the Passkey, double-check you actually completed the deletion process or restart the app/browser. Sometimes, it takes a refresh or a reload for changes to stick. If you keep having trouble, updating the Roblox app or clearing cache might help.
Extra tips & troubleshooting
If the Passkey settings don’t show up at all, try logging out completely and deleting the app cache on mobile devices, or resetting your browser cookies and cache. On PC, clearing cookies or reinstalling Roblox can sometimes do the trick. Also, keep an eye on updates—sometimes Roblox pushes changes that temporarily mess with settings navigation.
Wrap-up
Honestly, removing a Passkey isn’t too complicated once you get to the right spot. It might take a few tries or a quick restart, but it’s doable without too much hassle. Just remember, if you’re worried about security afterward, set a strong password and enable two-factor authentication if it’s available. That way, your account stays safe, even if you ditch the Passkey.
Summary
- Log in to Roblox, find Settings
- Go to Account Info
- Locate Passkey and click Manage
- Click the trash bin or Remove icon
- Confirm the removal and verify it worked by logging out and back in
Fingers crossed this helps
Removing a Passkey might seem like a hassle, but once you’re in that menu, it’s pretty straightforward. If it doesn’t work right away, don’t get discouraged; sometimes Roblox’s UI bugs out or needs a restart. Just keep trying, and soon you’ll be back to normal login flow.