How to Make a Spotify Song Your Alarm on iPhone/Android

Part 1. How to Use Spotify Song as an Alarm on iPhone

Apple's built-in Clock app supports choosing a song, ringtone, or vibration for an alarm, but Spotify isn't offered as a direct music source in that native alarm interface. If you specifically want a Spotify track, a third-party alarm app for iPhone is therefore the more practical route.

Popular Third-Party Spotify Alarm Apps for iPhone

Several current iPhone apps are designed specifically to connect Spotify music with an alarm function. Here are a couple of popular options.

1. Kello Alarm Clock

Kello Alarm Clock app is a smart clock app for iPhone users. It can wake you up with your favorite playlists and supports music from Spotify, Deezer, and Tidal. Here's how to set a Spotify alarm with Kello.

Step 1. Download and install the Kello Alarm Clock app on your iPhone. Open it and go to the 'Alarm' option.

Step 2. Hit on the big 'plus' button and then select the volume settings and else.

Step 3. Touch the 'Sound' option and tap on Spotify. Then you can enter the info of your Spotify account.

Step 4. Select the Spotify playlist you want to set as alarm. Then hit 'Play' to preview it in the Create Alarm screen.

Step 5. Choose and confirm the track that you want to use as alarm clock on iPhone.

2. Music Alarm Clock for Spotify+

For Spotify Premium users, the Music Alarm Clock for Spotify+ app is another great choice. It allows you to use your Spotify library on your iPhone to wake you up in the morning.

Step 1. Install and open the Music Alarm Clock for Spotify+ app on your iOS Device. Log in with your Spotify account. Then touch the screen to launch the settings.

Step 2. Choose 'Alarms' and then hit the button '+' on the interface. This will create a new alarm.

Step 3. Choose the Spotify song for waking you up. Head to 'Playlist' and click 'Add' to choose the song to set as alarm.

Step 4. Tap the button 'Done' button to finish the step to make Spotify as alarm iPhone.

3. Wakeify: Music Alarm Clock

Wakeify is another current option worth considering because its App Store listing specifically describes Spotify alarm support, including songs, playlists, artists, and albums. It says the alarm can continue to work when the app is closed and can sound through Silent mode, Focus, or Do Not Disturb. To use Wakeify on iPhone, a free Spotify account is sufficient and that the app requires iOS 26 or later.

Step 1. Install Spotify-compatible Wakeify alarm app from the App Store. Open the app and follow its Spotify connection or music-selection process.

Step 2. Choose a Spotify song or playlist and set the alarm time and repeat schedule.

Step 3. Save the alarm and test it before depending on it.

4. Alarmify

Alarmify is a highly polished, modern alarm app for iOS that lets you replace standard iPhone alarm sounds with any track from Spotify or Apple Music. Built on Apple's native alarm frameworks, it reliably rings through Silent mode, Do Not Disturb, and Focus profiles. It also features "Smart Wake" for a gradual volume fade-in, though waking up to full-length Spotify songs requires a Spotify Premium account (the free version provides 30-second clips).

Step 1. Download and install the Alarmify app from the App Store. Launch the app to view the main dashboard.

Step 2. Tap to add a new alarm and set your desired wake-up time and repeat schedule.

Step 3. Select the sound options, choose Spotify as your music source, and log in to link your account.

Step 4. Search for the specific Spotify song, playlist, album, or artist you want to wake up to.

Step 5. Confirm your selection and save the alarm. You can also adjust the 'Smart Wake' fade-in settings for a gentler start to your morning.

2. Samsung Clock App

Samsung Galaxy owners have their own native solution baked right into the system. The default Samsung Clock application features direct Spotify integration, streamlining the setup process without requiring additional downloads. You will need a Spotify Premium account and a device running One UI 3 or newer to take advantage of this feature.

Step 1. Start the Samsung Clock app on your Samsung device. Click on the 'Alarm' tab at the bottom of its screen. Then click on the 'Add' icon to make a new alarm.

Step 2. Choose the alarm time and set a name for it. And then touch 'Alarm Sound'.

Step 3. Press the 'Spotify' option to log in to your account and choose the songs you like.

Step 4. Touch the 'Back' arrow twice and then hit on the 'Save' button. After that, you finish to make a Spotify song your alarm on your Samsung device.

Part 3. How to Set a Spotify Song as Alarm Clock on Smart Speakers

Smart speakers are fantastic tools for streaming your favorite audio, and they seamlessly double as highly customizable alarm clocks with Spotify. Instead of fumbling through menus on your smartphone screen, you can schedule your morning wake-up call using a simple voice command. Once your accounts are correctly connected, your voice does all the heavy lifting.

Part 4. How to Add Spotify Song as an Alarm on Any Device Online for Free

Many of the official integration methods mentioned earlier share common drawbacks, such as requiring a paid Premium subscription or demanding a constant internet connection. If you are using a free account or simply want an offline alarm that is guaranteed to ring regardless of your Wi-Fi status, you will need a different approach.

The most reliable workaround is to transform your favorite streaming tracks into standard, unprotected audio files. Because Spotify stores its offline downloads as encrypted cache data, your phone's native alarm clock cannot read those files directly. By bypassing this restriction, you can assign any song as a wake-up tone on any smartphone. Software like the DRmare Spotify Music Converter is well-designed for this purpose. This tool allows you to extract and save Spotify songs into universally recognized formats like MP3 or FLAC.

Step 1. Log In Spotify and Set Output Preferences

Launch the DRmare Spotify Music Converter. It has a built-in Spotify web player, so log in to your Spotify account (Free or Premium). Then, click the menu icon in the top-right corner and choose 'Preferences'. Under the 'Conversion' tab, you can set the output format to MP3 and customize the channel, sample rate, and bit rate.

Step 2Add Spotify Songs or Playlists to Convert

Find the song, album, or playlist you want to use as an alarm within the built-in web player. Once you find it, click on it to load its tracks. Then, drag it and drop it onto the green '+' icon on the right side of the screen to add the music to the conversion list.

Step 3Convert and Download Spotify Songs

Once your music is loaded, click the 'Convert' button to start the download process. DRmare will download and save the Spotify music as MP3 files on your computer. You can find all the downloaded tracks under the 'Converted' tab.

How to Set a Local Spotify Song as an Alarm on iPhone/Android

Now that you have the MP3 files, you can add the Spotify music to your Android/iOS device from your computer. Then, follow these steps to set your new local song as an alarm.

On iPhone:

Step 1. Go to open the Clock app on your iPhone. Then click on the 'Alarm' tab.

Step 2. Click on the '+' icon to make an alarm. Then set the time as you like.

Step 3. Select the 'Sound' tab. Then hit on 'Pick a song' to choose the Spotify song you had synced before.

Step 4. Choose the song and go back to click on the 'Save' button. Then you will use Spotify for iPhone alarm.

On Android Devices:

Step 1. Start the Clock app from your Android phone. Then press on the 'Alarm' tab.

Step 2. Touch the '+' icon to set up an alarm. Then set the time.

Step 3. Choose your alarm's sound settings. Look for an option to add a custom sound.

Step 4. Choose 'Add new' or a similar option to browse 'Your Sound file' and set the converted Spotify track as your alarm.

Part 5. FAQs About Making a Spotify Song Your Alarm

Part 6. Conclusion

How you set a Spotify alarm depends on your device: Android and smart speakers offer built-in integration, while iPhones require third-party apps. However, streaming alarms can fail due to Wi-Fi drops, app glitches, or account limits. Converting Spotify tracks to local audio files with DRmare provides the most reliable workaround, letting you set a bulletproof, offline alarm on any phone without risking a playback failure.