Mixtuby adds a sleep timer to YouTube music in your browser. Start a playlist, open Settings (⚙) and pick a time under Sleep Timer — 5, 15, 30, 45, 60, 90 or 120 minutes, or End of track. A countdown appears in the player, and when it runs out the music fades out and stops. It is free and needs no account. On a phone, the screen has to stay on (dimmed is fine) for the music to keep playing.
Why It Works
Falling asleep to music works best when the music ends on its own. A timer means the playlist does not run all night, the volume does not jump at the start of the next video, and you do not wake up to a loud track or a page of recommendations. A gradual fade is a gentler ending than a cold stop.
Why Mixtuby
YouTube itself has no sleep timer for music in the browser. Mixtuby adds one on top of YouTube's official embedded player, next to calm sleep, rain and nature playlists that play nonstop. On a phone by the bed, the Nightstand clock — the round button left of Your Mood on the home page — shows a big countdown on a black screen with a 15, 45 or 90 minute timer. It is the same timer as in Settings.
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Sleep Timer for YouTube — FAQ
Does YouTube have a sleep timer?
The YouTube website has no sleep timer for music. Mixtuby adds one — open Settings (⚙), pick a time under Sleep Timer, and the music fades out and stops when it runs out.
Which times can I choose?
5, 15, 30, 45, 60, 90 or 120 minutes, or End of track to stop after the song that is playing. Tap the same button again to cancel.
Does it work with the screen off on iPhone?
No. Keep the screen on — dimmed is fine — or use a laptop or TV. The Nightstand clock on the home page keeps a dark screen with a big countdown for exactly this.
Does it cost anything or need an account?
No. The sleep timer is free for everyone and needs no account.
