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Set up and manage Voice Match for your home or devices

Set up and manage Voice Match in your home through the Google Home app or on individual devices. Your voice assistant can then recognize your voice across shared devices to provide personalized updates regarding your calendar, commute and your day.

When each person in your household uses Voice Match, all of you can enjoy a more customized media experience. Once set up on a shared device, you can:

  • Choose your own default music services.
  • Get a personalized music experience based on your listening history, liked songs, and other details of your past interaction with the music service.
  • Control your own private library for the music service, which allows you to access your saved songs and playlists.
  • Ask to play recommended YouTube videos or some TV shows or movies from a linked streaming service, which allows you to continue playback from your last saved spot.

Tip: If you have more than 6 members in your home, prioritize setting up Voice Match for users who need specific controls (like children or guests) to ensure they have an appropriate experience.

Set up Voice Match

Important: These steps don't work with a Google Workspace account. Learn how to use a Google Workspace account on a device.

Voice Match must be associated with a Google Account. Only one Voice Match profile can be associated with a Google Account. If you have multiple Google Accounts, only choose one account to set up a Voice Match profile.

When you set up Voice Match in your home, you can turn it on for all devices currently in your home and devices you add later. At any time, you can turn off Voice Match for a specific device.

If you use Gemini for Home voice assistant:

  1. Open the Google Home app .
  2. At the top right, tap your Profile picture or Initial.
  3. Tap Home settings  and then Gemini for Home voice assistant and then Voice Match.
  4. The app shows all devices that support Voice Match. Tap a device to enable or disable Voice Match.
    • If you don’t have any devices with Voice Match enabled, tap More and follow the in-app steps.
If you use Google Assistant
  1. Open the Google Home app Google Home app.
  2. At the top right, tap your Profile picture or Initial.
  3. Tap Home settings  and then Google Assistant and then Voice Match.
  4. The app shows all devices that support Voice Match. Tap a device to enable or disable Voice Match.
    • If you don’t have any devices with Voice Match enabled, tap More and follow the in-app steps.

You can also update your Voice Match settings in your Google Account. Refer to Set up & manage Voice Match for your Google Account.

Share services with other Voice Match users and guests

Once you've set up Voice Match on a shared device, your linked music and video services might be accessible to someone else who speaks to your device with relevant voice commands.

To prevent others from using your music and video services, ask them to:

How Voice Match settings affect media selection

Your voice assistant selects media content based on the person who requested it and their Voice Match status.

 

First person who set up Voice Match

How to identify this person

 Additional Voice Match users Guests and people without Voice Match
When your voice assistant gets voice commands for music from this person, it will:
  • Play music from your default music service.
  • If you haven't linked your default service, your voice assistant will use other linked users' music services.
  • Play music from your default music service.
  • If you haven't linked your default service, your voice assistant will use other linked users' music services.
  • Play music from the default music service of the first person who set up Voice Match.
  • If the service you requested hasn't been linked, your voice assistant will use other linked users' music services.
When your voice assistant gets voice commands for TV shows and movies from this person, it will:
  • Play content from your linked streaming service.
  • If you haven't linked your streaming service, your voice assistant will use other linked users' service accounts.
  • Play content from your linked streaming service.
  • If you haven't linked your streaming service, your voice assistant will use other linked users' service accounts.
  • Play content from the linked streaming service of the first person who set up Voice Match.
  • If the streaming service you requested hasn't been linked, your voice assistant will use other linked users' streaming services.
When your voice assistant gets voice commands for YouTube videos from this person, it will:
  • Play content from your YouTube account.
  • Play content from your YouTube account.
  • Play content from the YouTube account of the first person who set up Voice Match.

Who is the first person who set up Voice Match

The user who set up the device and linked their voice is also the first person who set up Voice Match.

Learn how to manage home members.

Turn off Voice Match

For a home in the Google Home app

  1. Open the Google Home app .
  2. At the top right, tap your Profile picture or Initial.
  3. Tap Home settings  and then Google Assistant or Gemini for Home voice assistant and then Voice Match.
  4. Turn off Use Voice Match in this home.
    • If you have more than one home, tap the home you want to remove Voice Match from.
For a speaker or display
  1. Open the Google Home app .
  2. At the top right, tap your Profile picture or Initial.
  3. Tap Home settings  and then Google Assistant or Gemini for Home voice assistant and then Voice Match.
  4. Uncheck the box next to the device you want to turn off Voice Match for, then follow the steps.
For your Google Account
  1. Open the Google Home app .
  2. At the top right, tap your Profile picture or Initial.
  3. Tap Home settings  and then Google Assistant or Gemini for Home voice assistant and then Voice Match.
  4. Tap Manage your Voice Match settings and then Turn off.

What happens if you turn off Voice Match

For your home

  • Your voice pattern will be completely removed from this home and all the devices in it. If you’ve set up Face Match, your face pattern will also be removed.
  • Your voice assistant will no longer be able to recognize your voice or face.
  • Personal results will turn off. Learn how to turn personal results back on without Voice Match.
For an individual speaker or display
  • Your Google Account and voice pattern will be completely removed from the device. On a Nest Hub Max, Face Match will also be removed.
  • Your voice assistant will no longer be able to recognize your voice or face on the device.
  • Personal results will turn off for this device. Learn how to turn personal results back on without Voice Match.

If you turn off Voice Match or Face Match for individual devices within a home, your voice and face patterns will still be available in the home. Both Voice Match and Face Match will automatically be enabled on new compatible devices.

To access or remove the audio clips or photos you took during Voice Match and Face Match setup, go to https://myactivity.google.com/.

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