Set and manage alarms

You can ask the Google Assistant to set and manage alarms on Android phones, speakers, smart displays and Smart Clocks.

Important: If you’re using a speaker, smart display or Smart Clock and use Downtime, your alarms might be restricted or blocked. Learn how Downtime works.

On a phone or tablet

For now, alarms aren’t available on the Google Assistant for iPhone or iPad.

On a speaker, smart display or Smart Clock

Set an alarm

You can choose traditional sounds to be your alarm.

Important: For now, you must use the Google Assistant in English in the US to set media alarms. You must use English in the US or Canada to set character voice alarms.

To set an alarm, say what kind of alarm you want. For example:

"Set alarm for 6.00 a.m. tomorrow."
"Wake me up at 7.00 a.m. tomorrow."
"Set an alarm for 8.00 a.m. every day of the week."

Stop an alarm

You can pause the alarm or turn it off completely.

Snooze an alarm

Say a command. For example:

"Ok Google, snooze."
"Ok Google, snooze for 5 minutes."

On smart displays, you can also tap Snooze. On Smart Clocks, you can also tap firmly on the device, or tap Snooze.

Turn off an alarm

Say a command. For example:

"Ok Google, stop."
"Ok Google, turn it off."

On smart displays, you can also tap Dismiss. On Smart Clocks, you can also tap firmly on the device, or tap Dismiss.

Tip: On some speakers and smart displays in English, you can just say “Stop.” This feature runs completely on-device and is activated by the word “Stop” when an alarm or timer is going off.

Find and cancel an alarm

Say a question or command. For example:

"What alarms are set?"
"Cancel my morning alarm."

Change alarm volume

On your iPhone or iPad, open the Google Home app .
At the bottom, tap Home .
Select your device.
At the top right, tap Device settings Alarms and timers.
- If you don’t find “Alarms and timers", first tap Audio.
To adjust the volume, move the slider.