How To Revoke A Site’s Google Access In 2026
If you used Sign in with Google on a site you no longer trust or use, that connection stays in your Google Account until you remove it.
This is fixable in about two minutes, and you do not need to uninstall anything first.
This guide covers every connection type Google lists, what removal does and does not do, and how to get the site to delete what it already has.
Quick answer: which button removes which connection
Open myaccount.google.com/linkedapps, pick the app, then use the button for its connection type.
| Connection type | Filter on the page | Button to press | What happens |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sign in with Google | Sign in with Google | See details, then Stop using Sign in with Google, then Confirm | Google stops automatic sign-in to the app; data in the app is not deleted |
| Linked account | Linked account | See details, then Delete link, then Confirm | Google loses access to your account on that app |
| Access to your Google Account | Access to your Google Account | See details, then Remove access, then Confirm | The app can no longer read your Google data |
| Agent access | Agent access | Select the app, then Stop using for the agent, then Stop using | The agent can no longer use that app; the link itself stays |
Where to find the list of connected apps
Sign in to the Google Account you used with the site, then go to myaccount.google.com/linkedapps.
Use the search box to find an app by name.
You can also select Access to and filter by Google product or Other account access.
How to stop using Sign in with Google
Use this when you created the account on the site with the Sign in with Google button.
- On the linked apps page, select Sign in with Google, then select the app.
- Select See details.
- Select Stop using Sign in with Google.
- Select Confirm.
After this, you can no longer sign in to that app with Google, and the app can no longer access, share or reshare your name, email or profile picture.
How to delete a linked account
This type connects an app to your account for features such as asking Google to play music from a streaming service.
- Select Linked account, then select the app.
- Under the section about Google’s access to the app account, select See details.
- Select Delete link, then Confirm.
Features that need the link stop working on every device where you are signed in to your Google Account.
How to remove access to your Google Account
This type lets an app read specific Google data, such as Calendar.
- Select Access to your Google Account, then select the app.
- Select See details and review what the app can reach.
- Select Remove access, then Confirm.
Some app features may become unavailable once the access is gone.
How to remove agent access
Google also lists apps that Gemini or your Google AI agents use to complete tasks.
- Search for the app or select the Agent access filter.
- Select the app.
- Under the agents that interact with it, select Stop using for the agent you want to stop.
- Select Stop using again to confirm.
Stopping an agent does not remove the link between your account and the app.
What removing access does and does not do
Removing access cuts the connection going forward, but it does not reach into the site’s own records.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Does the site lose its login connection? | Yes, for Sign in with Google you can no longer sign in to it that way |
| Does the site still hold data it already received? | Yes, removal does not retract data the app already got |
| Does the site ever get your Google password? | No, Sign in with Google does not share it |
| What does Sign in with Google share? | Name, email address and profile picture, and you cannot exclude any of the three |
| Is my account on the site deleted? | No, your data in the app is not deleted |
How to get the site to delete what it already has
Google does not control what an app stores, so deletion has to go through the site or its developer.
- Open the site’s privacy policy and look for a deletion or data request option.
- Check the account settings inside the site for a delete account option.
- Contact the developer if you find neither.
The privacy policy and terms of service are linked on the site and at the bottom of the consent screen you saw at first sign-in.
How to check it worked
Reload the linked apps page and search for the app by name.
If it still appears under another connection type, open it and use the matching button from the table above.
If the app was a Sign in with Google connection, the site should now refuse the Google button for that account.
Why an app can still show as linked
If you deleted your account inside the app, the app does not notify Google, so it may still appear as linked.
Remove it from the linked apps page anyway if you want the connection ended.
If you removed the link but want to use the site again, sign in to your Google Account first, then use the Google button on the site, or create a new account there.
Sign-in errors you may hit afterwards
If you reconnect an app later and see an error, Google lists these meanings.
| Error | What it means | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| 403 access_denied | You are not authorized to use Sign in with Google with that app, for example because it is in testing mode, your account type is restricted, or an administrator blocks it | Try a different account type, or contact the developer |
| 403 invalid_account | Your Google Account may be disabled | Check whether it is disabled and follow Google restoration steps |
| 403 org_internal | The app is limited to members of one organization | Sign in with a member account |
| 400 admin_policy_enforced | Your administrator does not allow Sign in with Google or sharing some data with the app | Contact your Google Workspace administrator |
| 400 policy_enforced | Your account is likely in the Advanced Protection Program, which blocks most third-party apps | Leave the program, which gives up its protections |
| 403 disallowed_useragent | The app uses an embedded WebView that Google stopped allowing in 2021 | Sign in through the site in a browser, or ask the developer to fix it |
Most other codes, such as invalid_request or redirect_uri_mismatch, can only be fixed by the app’s developer.
How to report a suspicious app
On the app’s See details page, scroll to the bottom and select Report this app.
Complete the form and select Submit.
What to do if you think your account was compromised
Google recommends following its steps to secure a compromised account and turning on 2-Step Verification.
If someone hacked your account inside the app itself, contact that app’s developer.
For related account clean-up, see our guides on signing out of Google on mobile and desktop and removing your phone number from your Google Account.