Make a ringtone from your audio
Opens on the first 30 seconds with a 1 second fade. A phone ringtone stops at 40 seconds. This tool saves MP3 or WAV, and it does not create iPhone M4R files.
Drop a song or clip
Opens on the first 30 seconds, with a 1 second fade. A phone ringtone stops at 40 seconds.
MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, OPUS, AAC, FLAC
0.00 s selected
Seconds from the beginning.
Seconds from the beginning. Audio outside the handles is left out.
Smooth start, in seconds.
Smooth ending, in seconds.
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How do I make a ringtone from a song?
To make a ringtone, open a song or recording, pick the part you want with the waveform handles or by typing a start and end in seconds, add a short fade in and fade out so the tone does not jump or click, and download the result. This tool saves MP3, which is the default, or WAV, and it runs in your browser, so the file is not uploaded. Phones work best with a tone under 40 seconds. If your selection is longer than 40 seconds, the tool keeps 40 seconds, which is as long as a phone ringtone can be. Android can use the MP3 directly. The tool does not create M4R files for iPhone. Choose a section you already know, usually under 30 seconds, since a short fade keeps the start and end clean. It is free, with no account and no watermark.
How to use it
- Choose the part Drag the handles or set start and end. Under 40 seconds works best on phones.
- Fade the edges A short fade in avoids a sudden start.
- Save MP3 or WAV Android can use the MP3. M4R for iPhone is not created.
What you can save
Output is WAV or MP3. If the selection is longer than 40 seconds, the tool keeps 40 seconds, which is as long as a phone ringtone can be.
FAQ
Can I make an iPhone M4R ringtone?
No. This page saves MP3 and WAV only, and it does not create M4R files. Android phones can use the MP3 directly. An iPhone ringtone needs the M4R format, so you would need another tool to convert the saved file. This tool does not claim to make iPhone ringtones, so you know the limit before you start.
Does it add a watermark?
No. The ringtone is saved without a watermark, and the tool needs no account and no sign-up. The file is trimmed and encoded in your browser, so it is not uploaded and no copy is kept. You must own the rights to the song or recording you use. The default download format is MP3, and WAV is also available.
Which part of the song should I pick?
Choose a section you already know, usually under 30 seconds, such as a chorus or a hook, and add a short fade so it does not click. Phones work best with a tone under 40 seconds. If your selection is longer than 40 seconds, the tool keeps 40 seconds, which is as long as a phone ringtone can be.