Access the Alexa App
- Open the Alexa app on your smartphone or tablet. This app acts as the control center for your Amazon Echo devices.
- Ensure you have a stable internet connection, which is essential for the app to function correctly and update your Echo's settings.
Navigate to Routines
- On the Alexa app home screen, look for the "More" icon, usually represented by three horizontal lines or dots.
- Select "Routines" from the menu that appears. This section holds all the automation routines you have created or can create for your Echo devices.
Choose the Routine to Rename
- In the Routines section, browse through your list of routines. Tap on the specific routine you want to rename.
- If you have several routines, make sure you select the correct one to avoid confusion later on.
Edit the Routine
- Once the desired routine is opened, look for an "Edit" button or an icon resembling a pencil, typically located at the top corner of the screen.
- Tap this button to enter the edit mode, allowing you to make changes to the routine's settings.
Rename the Routine
- In edit mode, you'll see the current name of the routine. Tap on the name or find a section labeled "Name" or "Routine Name."
- Enter the new name you desire for this routine. Make sure it's descriptive enough to remember its purpose easily.
Save Changes
- After renaming, look for a "Save" button or a checkmark icon, usually at the top or bottom of the screen.
- Tap it to save your changes. This action updates the routine with its new name.
Verify the Change
- Return to the main Routines list in the app and ensure the routine is displayed with the updated name.
- Test the routine if necessary to confirm it functions correctly under the new name without issues.
By following these outlined steps, you should be able to successfully rename your routines on the Amazon Echo using the Alexa app.
