Make a ringtone
Your files are processed on your device. We never upload them.
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How to make a ringtone
- 01A ▸Choose a song, or drop it on the page. Its waveform appears.
- 02A ▸Drag the handles to the part you want (up to 30 seconds) and play it to check.
- 03A ▸Pick iPhone (M4R) or Android (MP3), then select Make ringtone.
- 04A ▸Download it and follow the steps shown to put it on your phone.
Questions
How do I put the ringtone on my iPhone?
On a Mac, connect the iPhone, open it in Finder, and drag the M4R file onto it; on Windows use the Apple Devices app or iTunes. Without a computer, save the file to Files, open it in GarageBand, and share it as a ringtone. Then pick it in Settings, Sounds and Haptics, Ringtone.
How do I set it on Android?
Copy the MP3 into the phone's Ringtones folder or just save it, then choose it in Settings, Sound and vibration, Phone ringtone. Some phones have "Set as ringtone" in the Files app instead.
Why 30 seconds?
iPhones only accept ringtones up to about 40 seconds, and 30 seconds is the usual safe length. Android allows longer, but a call rarely rings for more than 30 seconds.
Are my songs uploaded?
No. Your files are processed on your device. We never upload them.
Can I make a ringtone from Spotify, Apple Music, or YouTube?
No. Those songs are protected or streamed, not files on your device. Use a song file you own, such as an MP3 or M4A you bought or recorded.
Why does the ringtone fade out?
A two-second fade-out is set to start with, so the ringtone ends smoothly instead of stopping mid-note. Set Fade out to 0 if you don't want it.