Ringtone maker
Pick up to 40 seconds of a song, add a fade, and save an iPhone ringtone (M4R) or an Android ringtone (MP3).
Drop an audio file
or drop it here, or paste. Up to 500 MB per file.
Runs in your browser. Your files are not uploaded.
Formats: the format list shows only what this browser can encode. MP3 and FLAC use an encoder that downloads the first time you choose them. M4A (AAC) is not available in every Firefox version.
Memory: audio is decoded in full, about 23 MB per minute of 48 kHz stereo, so long recordings can be slow on phones. Files that would need more than about 1 GB once decoded (about 45 minutes of 48 kHz stereo, or 90 of mono) are refused before decoding.
How to use Ringtone maker
Choose a song or sound or drop it on the page.
Drag on the waveform to select up to 40 seconds, or type the start and end.
Set the fade in and fade out, and choose iPhone (M4R) or Android (MP3).
Select Apply, listen to the result, then download the ringtone.
Questions
No. Everything runs in your browser and the file never leaves your device.
Up to 40 seconds, the longest an iPhone accepts. Most phones loop a short ringtone until you answer.
The iPhone file is AAC audio saved with the .m4r extension. Add it to your iPhone with the Finder or the Apple Devices app, or import it through GarageBand, then pick it under Settings, Sounds and Haptics.
Choose Android (MP3) and copy the file to the Ringtones folder of the phone, or pick it in the sound settings.
Related tools
- Audio cutter: cut MP3 and make ringtonesSelect part of a recording on the waveform and keep it, or cut it out.
- Split audioSplit a recording into parts of equal length or at the times you choose.
- Audio joinerJoin several audio files into one, in the order you choose.
- Loop audioRepeat a recording a number of times in one file.