Google Home Integration
Connect your EasyRoll Smart Blind to Google Home to operate it by voice with "Hey Google" on Google Nest speakers, Nest Hub displays and Android phones, and add it to Routines in the Google Home app so it moves automatically.
Supported features
| Feature | In Google Home |
|---|---|
| Open · Close | Voice / Google Home app device card / Routines |
| Any position (%) | "Open the blind to 30%", "Open the blind halfway" — or use the slider (100% = fully open, Google convention) |
| Position display | The Google Home card shows a position, but it's the position last set through Google — after moving the blind with the EasyRoll app, the remote or an alarm (schedule) it may differ from the real position, and the blind is not shown as "offline" even when its power is off. Check the EasyRoll app for the exact status |
| Routines | Open in a "Good morning" routine, close in a bedtime routine, follow sunrise/sunset, etc. |
⚠️ A "stop" voice command is not supported. To stop a moving blind, use ■ Stop in the EasyRoll app or on the remote.
What You'll Need
- An account with your blind registered in the EasyRoll app (Register Device completed)
- Connect with the account that registered (owns) the blinds — blinds shared with you as a member are not linked.
- The Google Home app installed on your smartphone + signed in with your Google account
- The blind connected to the internet (home Wi-Fi) — the Google Home integration works through the EasyRoll server
- For accurate position (%) commands, the blind's upper/lower limits must be set (2-1. Upper/Lower Limit Setup)
Connecting (One-Time Setup)
- Google Home app → [＋] at the top right → [＋ Device]
- At the bottom of the QR code screen, tap [＋ Add another way] → under Search for brand or device, search for "EasyRoll"
- Log in with your EasyRoll account
- When your registered blinds appear in Google Home, assign them to a room (e.g. Living Room) and you're done!
💡 All blinds registered in the EasyRoll app are added to Google Home at once (only blinds registered to your own account — shared blinds are not included). If a blind you registered later doesn't show up, say "Hey Google, sync my devices" or refresh the link in the Google Home app.
💡 Give the blind a short name (e.g. "Living Room Blind") so voice commands are recognized easily. You can rename it in the device settings of the Google Home app.
How You Can Use It
| Method | Example |
|---|---|
| Voice commands | "Hey Google, open the living room blind" / "Close the blind" / "Open the blind halfway" / "Open the blind to 30%" |
| By room | With several blinds in one room, "Hey Google, close all the living room blinds" moves them all at once |
| Google Home app · Nest Hub | Open/close and position slider on the device card |
| Routines | Open the blinds in a "Good morning" routine, close them in a "Good night" routine, close all when leaving home, follow sunrise/sunset times |
When Things Don't Work
| Symptom | Solution |
|---|---|
| EasyRoll doesn't appear in search | Update the Google Home app to the latest version and try again |
| Connected but the device doesn't show | Check that you signed in with the owner account that registered the blinds (blinds shared with you as a member don't appear) → check in the EasyRoll app that the blind is properly registered and online → "Hey Google, sync my devices" |
| Voice commands don't respond | Check the device name (the name you call it in Google Home) — use a short, easy-to-say name that doesn't clash with a room name |
| "Set the blind to 50%" doesn't work | The blind's upper/lower limits aren't set → 2-1. Upper/Lower Limit Setup |
| The position in Google Home doesn't match the blind | The Google Home card shows the position last set through Google, so after moving the blind with the EasyRoll app, the remote or an alarm (schedule) it may look different from the real position. Check the EasyRoll app for the exact position. (Google Home uses 100% = fully open, the same as the EasyRoll app) |
| It doesn't operate | Check that the blind is online (FAQ) → disconnect the link and reconnect |