When you get a new Roku device, you need to connect it to the same Roku account you used before. Once you do, your apps will automatically download to your new device. Many subscriptions will sign in automatically, but not all.
If an app doesn’t sign you in, you may need to enter your username and password again.
Automatic Account Link is a Roku feature that saves your login info for supported apps. If you already signed into an app on your old Roku device, you may be signed into the same app on your new device automatically.
Not every app supports this, so sometimes you still have to log in manually.
To be signed in automatically, make sure:
If any of these are not true, you may need to sign in manually.
If your channels didn’t sync or subscriptions aren’t signing in, try the following:
No. Only apps that support Automatic Account Link will sign you in automatically.
Yes, as long as you use the same Roku account. But some apps will still require you to sign in again.
Last updated at 2/18/2026 3:18:46 AM
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