The Clock app lets you create multiple alarms with different times, labels, sounds, repeat schedules, and snooze behavior.
Set a New Alarm
- Open Clock.
- Tap Alarms.
- Tap the Add button.
- Set the alarm time.
- Choose Repeat if the alarm should run on selected days.
- Add a label if useful.
- Choose the sound and snooze setting.
- Tap Save.
Turn an Alarm On or Off
Use the switch beside an existing alarm. Turning it off keeps the alarm configuration so you can enable it again later.
Edit an Existing Alarm
Tap the alarm to change its time, schedule, label, sound, or other available options. Confirm the changes before leaving the editor.
If the Alarm Is Too Quiet
Review the Ringtone and Alerts volume in Settings > Sounds & Haptics. Media volume is not the same thing as alarm/alert volume.
Wake-Up Alarms
A wake-up alarm associated with a Sleep schedule has additional controls through the sleep features. If a normal Clock alarm is not the one waking you, check the sleep schedule rather than editing an unrelated alarm.
Create Redundancy for Critical Wake-Ups
For a flight, exam, shift, or other event you absolutely cannot miss, consider setting a second alarm a few minutes later and verify the alert volume before going to sleep. Keeping the iPhone connected to power also reduces the chance that a nearly empty battery creates a problem overnight.
Siri Can Create Alarms Too
If voice control is convenient, Siri can create or change alarms using a spoken request. Open Clock afterward when you need to verify the exact time, repeat schedule, or sound.