How to Use Google Quick Phrases to Control Your Assistant Faster

Learn how to enable and use Google Quick Phrases to perform tasks without saying 'Hey Google' first for faster commands and personalization.

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To use Google quick phrases, ensure your device supports this feature and it's enabled in your settings. Open your device's Settings, go to Google, select Assistant, and tap Quick Phrases. Here, you can toggle on the quick phrases you wish to use. Remember, quick phrases allow you to perform tasks or give commands without saying 'Hey Google' first. Personalize your experience by choosing which phrases to activate for alarms, calls, timers, and more.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are Google Quick Phrases? Google Quick Phrases are predefined voice commands that let you perform tasks like setting alarms or timers without having to say 'Hey Google' first.
  2. How do I enable Quick Phrases on my device? Go to your device's Settings, then Google > Assistant > Quick Phrases, and toggle on the phrases you want to use.
  3. Which tasks can I perform using Google Quick Phrases? You can use Quick Phrases for actions such as setting alarms, making calls, controlling timers, and more.
  4. Does every device support Google Quick Phrases? No, Quick Phrases availability depends on your device model and software version. Check your Google Assistant settings to verify compatibility.