Alarm Sound Generator — 33 Presets & Custom Tones

A free online alarm sound creator for making custom alarm tones, notification beeps, sirens, and alert sounds. Choose waveform type, frequency, duration, and pattern — download the result instantly.

Generate alarm clock tones, notifications, sirens, and alert sounds

All processing happens in your browser — no files uploaded to servers

Frequency Hz
Waveform
Beep duration 0.30s
Pause duration 0.20s
Beeps per group
Group pause 1.0s
Second oscillator
Sweep
LFO rate 0Hz
Fade in 0s
Fade out 0s
Volume 70%
Export

Features

33 presets across 7 categories — alarms, notifications, sirens, buzzers, and more Custom synthesizer with waveform, pattern, sweep, and LFO controls Real-time oscilloscope visualization of the generated sound Download in 8 formats including M4R for iPhone ringtones

How to Create an Alarm Sound

1

Choose a preset from 7 categories or switch to the Custom tab

2

Click Play to preview the sound — adjust volume as needed

3

Tweak settings: frequency, pattern, waveform, or advanced controls

4

Select duration and format, then click Download to save the file

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use the generated sounds as phone alarms or ringtones?

Yes. Export as M4R for iPhone or MP3 for Android. Set the file as your alarm or ringtone in your phone's settings.

How many alarm presets are available?

33 presets across 7 categories: Alarm Clock, Notification, Alert, Siren, Buzzer, Musical, and Retro. Each produces a unique sound.

Can I customize the sound?

Yes. Switch to the Custom tab to control frequency, waveform, beep pattern, sweep, LFO modulation, fade, and even add a second oscillator.

What formats can I download?

WAV, MP3, OGG, FLAC, M4A, AAC, OPUS, and M4R (iPhone ringtone). Lossy formats support bitrate selection from 128 to 320 kbps.

Is there a maximum duration?

You can export up to 5 minutes. M4R (iPhone ringtone) is limited to 40 seconds by Apple's format requirement.

Is my data uploaded to a server?

No. All sound generation and encoding happens in your browser using Web Audio API and FFmpeg WebAssembly. Nothing leaves your device.

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