A feature called lost remote finder can help you locate your compatible Roku® remote the next time it gets stuffed behind a couch cushion or misplaced somewhere else in your home. When you trigger the feature from a hands-free voice command, the free Roku mobile app for iOS® and Android™, your Roku streaming device, or your TV powered by Roku OS, your remote plays a sound so you can quickly find it.
This article helps you determine if your remote supports lost remote finder and explains how to use the feature and adjust its settings.
Lost remote finder is supported on any Roku voice remote with a built-in speaker, such as the Roku Enhanced Voice Remote and Roku Voice Remote Pro (2nd edition). To determine if your voice remote is compatible, look for small speaker holes on the back of your remote. If you do not see any speaker holes and wish to use lost remote finder, you can purchase an upgraded remote on the Roku accessories store.
Tip: For more help identifying your remote, learn more about the different types of Roku remotes and their features.

You may be able to trigger lost remote finder using a hands-free voice command, the Roku mobile app, or the lost remote finder button on your Roku streaming device.
After you trigger lost remote finder, your remote plays a sound for up to 60 seconds. When you locate your remote, press any button to stop the sound. Your remote will not play the lost remote finder sound if the alkaline batteries are dead or the rechargeable battery is too low, or if the remote is out of range of your wireless network.
If you have a Roku Voice Remote Pro or Roku Voice Remote Pro (2nd edition), you can trigger lost remote finder by saying "Hey Roku, where's my remote?" in a clear and direct conversational tone. If hands-free voice was not turned on when your remote was misplaced or your remote could not hear your command, you must use one of the other methods to trigger the feature.
Tip: For help using hands-free voice, read more about how you can use your voice to search and control your Roku device.
After you install the free Roku mobile app on your phone, you can open it and trigger lost remote finder in one of the following ways.
Use the following steps to trigger the lost remote finder in the app.
Alternatively, you can use the mobile app like a remote to activate the lost remote finder in the Settings menu.
Some devices, such as Roku Ultra, have a physical lost remote finder button located on the top or side of the player. Press this button to trigger lost remote finder.

There are various methods of triggering the lost remote finder on your TV powered by Roku OS. Follow the instructions below that match your TV. Note that some Select Roku TVs do not have a button control and only have a power button.
If your TV has a single button control:
If your TV has a three button control:
If your TV has a joystick-style control:
If your TV has a column of labeled panel buttons:
If you have a Roku Pro Series TV:
Note: The panel button(s) on some models might be difficult to find. If the location is not obvious, check the bottom center of your TV behind the status indicator LED, or the back panel of your TV near the lower right or left side.
From the Settings menu on your Roku device, you can change the sound your remote plays when the feature is triggered using the steps below.
on your Roku remote
to download it to your remote.Note: Not all remotes support changing the remote finder sound.
Last updated at 2/19/2026 7:58:16 PM
