Can I upload an MP3 or link Spotify as my alarm?

No. The sound is generated directly by your browser using three built-in tones (Classic alarm, Beep, and Soft chime) so it works offline once loaded.

How many alarms can I run in separate tabs?

You can open as many tabs as your browser handles comfortably, though keeping a few labeled tabs open is easiest to manage.

What is better if I need custom music to wake up?

Your phone's built-in clock app or a dedicated desktop alarm program is better if you want to wake up to songs or playlists.

Online Alarm Clock: Multiple Alarms & Custom Sounds

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): This online alarm clock sets one active alarm per tab and uses three built-in browser sounds, without Spotify or custom MP3 uploads. If you need more than one alarm at the same time, you can open this page in separate browser tabs and label each one. Use the tool on this page for quick, reliable browser reminders.

Do it now, right here

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Alarm time Label

Sound

Or ring in:

The alarm rings in this tab. It cannot ring if the tab is closed, the computer sleeps or the sound is muted; for waking up on a phone, the phone’s own clock app is safer.

Step by step

Set your first alarm on this page and give it a clear label so you know which tab it is.
Open a second browser tab to the same URL if you need another alarm for a different time.
Pick from Classic alarm, Beep, or Soft chime in each tab, as custom audio files and streaming links are not supported.
Keep all alarm tabs open and your computer awake until each one rings.

At a glance

Need	Supported here?	What to do
One alarm with a label	Yes	Set it directly in this tab
Two or more alarms	Workaround	Open this page in separate browser tabs
Spotify or custom MP3	No	Use your phone's clock app or a desktop app

Can You Set Multiple Alarms or Custom Music Online?