EXIT or exit cam refer to:

• An exit can denote a way out of a building, city, or place. Emergency exits or fire exits are used in case of an emergency, such as when a building is on fire.
• An exit ramp or slip road is used to leave an expressway or motorway.
  In this sense, an interchange is often called an exit.
• An exit procedure (a/k/a exit interview) is related to someone's employment being terminated.
• An exit exam is often given as a qualification for graduation.
• An exit plan is commonly used to describe business owners planning to divest themselves of their business, or the planning for the termination of an operation.
• An exit sign.

• In politics:
  • Exit (group) is an organisation in Sweden devoted to helping young people leave the neo-Nazi scene, as well as an organisation in Germany modelled on the former.
  • EXIT (Australia) is a pro-euthanasia group in Australia. EXIT is also the name of similar groups in other countries, and the former name of the United Kingdom's Voluntary Euthanasia Society
• In computing:
  • EXIT (video game), a game for the PSP.
  • exit is a command in UNIX and DOS
• In popular music:
  • The title of a 1981 album from the German band Tangerine Dream.
  • The title of a 2000 album from the Italian band Museo Rosenbach.
  • The title of a 2003 album from Canadian musician k-os.
  • The title of a song from U2's albumThe Joshua Tree.
  • The name of a largely U2-influenced all-girl band based in the Los Angeles, California area.
  • The name of a darkwave/alternative band formed in Texas in 1995 by Austinite Ben Londa.
  • The stage-name of London-based noise musician Charles Holmes.
  • A summer music festival in Novi Sad, Serbia.
  • The name of a nightclub in Chicago, Illinois.
• In the arts:
  • EXIT (performance art group) was a performance art group in the 1970s
  • EXIT was the name of an underground culture art magazine based in New York city, ca. 1984 - 1994, co-founded by George Petros and Adam Parfrey. Select previously published and unpublished works later appeared in the book The EXIT Collection, published in 1998 by Tacit, Chicago.
  • Exit is the name of a French comic, by Bernard Werber and Alain Mounier.

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