How to turn off vibrate on alarm ONLY, in iOS7?

There is no "vibrate on alarm" setting, but you can control the vibration for specific alert type:

Settings App > Sounds. Select the specific activtity you wish to control under Sound and Vibration patterns. Tap Vibration [you may need to scroll up to find it) > Tap None (very bottom of the lists). Repeat as needed for each activity.

As for the Siri access, you will need to explain what your are referring to in a little more detail. Not quite following you.

I had this same problem…trying to turn off the vibrate feature on

My iPhone (I want the 2001 A space odyssey theme tune to wake me up,

I thought would be a really cool.)

Then I figured out the solution: USE MY IPAD !!!!!!

It can't vibrate!!!

I'm not sure if this was available on IOS7, but I believe it was cause I didn't have this issue on my previous iPhone.

Recently I had my iPhone 5 replaced by Apple and instead of restoring it with a previous back up, I decided to start from scratch again, it helped to get rid of a lot of apps that I wasn't using anymore or didn't even remember it was there.

Anyway, to the point now, after I configured my new phone, now with IOS 7.1, I noticed that whenever a call comes thru the phone was ringing and vibrating, the alarm was also vibrating, emails, etc.

After reading James Ward4 post I found under Settings>Sounds the first option is Vibrate on Ring, I turned that off and now the Ringing, Alarm, Email, etc do not vibrate anymore when they go off.

Why do Apple need to complicate things when it comes to these kind of settings? It would be much better if everything was just under one place, but instead we get, notification center, sounds, the alarm sound is dedicated on the app, times like these that makes me miss my old BB.

I hope that helps someone.

The only way I overcame this issue was Settings > Sounds, then turning off 'vibrate on silent'. So every time I set my alarm before going to sleep, I put my phone on silent (which does not effect the alarm).

This will work for people like me who don't like being woken up by calls or texts in the night, however I do understand some people need their phone on when they're asleep.

Again it is another trivial issue, but no way am I going back to my BB... Or any other phone for that matter!

WURD!

I have seen many answers that did not work here. So here is my clear explanation of what I had to do, using iOS 7.1.2 on an iPhone, to get it so that the horrible buzzing vibrate does not happen when you set the clock alarm clock. It is not a dream solution, because the method does ALSO influence the vibration behavior for OTHER sounds on your phone.

1-- In settings > sounds, down inside the section Reminder Alerts I have vibration set to none. (this may not actually be necessary for the above goal. just how I have it set.)

2-- In settings > sounds, down inside the section Calendar Alerts I have vibration set to none. (this may not actually be necessary for the above goal. just how I have it set.)

3-- The main thing: In settings > sounds, at the very top, I had to turn both Vibrate on Ring and Vibrate on Silent OFF. (The reason I turned that Vibrate on Silent to be off is because I have my settings > Do Not Disturb > Scheduled set to make my phone go into Do Not Disturb mode between 10pm and 7am. So for this "no vibrate on alarm" goal, I have to have Vibrate on Silent off, or the phone would say, oh, he's in silent mode because of do not disturb... I should do Vibrate! ... You may wonder why my alarm would be set for a time inside my do not disturb period. That's because the only time I use my alarm is when I am getting up at weird ungodly hours for flights, etc. I don't use my alarm for normal waking before work.)

Under these circumstances, your alarm clock will not make the horrible buzz before ringing.

... But again, this is not a happy solution, because it will also have an effect on your phone's RINGER... your ringer will now never vibrate. So, if you never hear your phone when it's ringing in your pocket... the function of the vibrate to remedy that situation is disabled by this method.

Apple really does need to create an additional entry in the Settings > Sounds section just to address the Clock Alarm... it is ridiculous.

Why is it that every time I go to these forums to find a solution to something that should be simple instead I find that Apple have once again f----d up!? Is it so difficult to understand that offering people an alarm clock that pretends to play music to wake you but instead buzzes infuriatingly over the music is just not acceptable? When Steve was alive I think he actually used the iPhone and this sort of thing would have p----d him off so much he would have fired the perpetrator, so it never happened. Nowadays I think maybe all the senior execs must be using samsung phones or something.

One word and it starts with J 😁

It is Easy, go to clock >open Alarms> hit Edit top left corner> chose the alarm you want to stop the vibrations on and pick Sound> in Sound you have the option of Vibration, put it on None

all good for that one alarm.