How to change Google Meet's notification sound on Mac
Join and chat chimes; no per-call sound options.
The honest answer: Google Meet only gives you basic on/off controls. Your real options are the macOS-level method below, or Chirpy if you want per-notification customization.
In Google Meet
Head to Settings → Notifications inside Google Meet — the sound options live there, and you can turn them off. That stops Google Meet's own audio, but macOS will still play its default sound on top — see the universal approach below to silence that too.
Universal approach — mute at the macOS level
macOS lets you silence any app's sound without disabling its notifications. The full visual walkthrough lives on the universal macOS method page. The short version:
- Open System Settings → Notifications.
- Scroll to Google Meet in the application list and click it.
- Turn off Play sound for notifications.
- Google Meet keeps showing banners and badges — just no audio.
How Chirpy fills the gap
With Chirpy you can give Google Meet's notifications a sound that matches their importance. For example: a quiet chime for routine updates, a louder bell for mentions, silence for the rest. All triggered by keywords in the notification text — no plugin, no API access required.
Want sounds that actually mean something?
Chirpy adds rule-based custom sounds on top of macOS notifications. One sound for Google Meet mentions, another for your calendar, silence for the rest.